ENHANCING STUDENTS' FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEARNING SKILLS BASED ON A NEUROPEDAGOGICAL APPROACH

In the context of modern language education, the integration of interdisciplinary approaches has become essential for improving learning outcomes. This study explores the effectiveness of a neuropedagogical approach in enhancing students’ foreign language learning skills. Neuropedagogy, which combines insights from neuroscience, psychology, and pedagogy, provides a scientific basis for understanding how the brain processes, stores, and retrieves linguistic information. The research aims to identify how brain-based teaching strategies influence the development of key language competencies, including listening, speaking, reading, and writing. The study employs a mixed-methods design, incorporating both qualitative observations and quantitative data collected from experimental and control groups of students. Various neuropedagogical techniques such as multisensory learning, emotional engagement, repetition, and spaced practice were implemented in the instructional process. The findings indicate that students exposed to neuropedagogical strategies demonstrate higher levels of motivation, improved retention, and greater communicative competence compared to those taught through traditional methods.