DEVELOPING THE PROFESSIONAL VOCABULARY OF FOOD TECHNOLOGY STUDENTS USING MODERN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES
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Keywords

professional vocabulary
Food technology education
Modern information technologies
Digital resources
online learning
tools
Vocabulary

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DEVELOPING THE PROFESSIONAL VOCABULARY OF FOOD TECHNOLOGY STUDENTS USING MODERN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES. (2026). WORLD OF PHILOLOGY, 4(2), 147-151. https://journals-kokandsu.uz/index.php/philo/article/view/5562

Abstract

This study investigates the effectiveness of integrating modern information technologies (MITs) in developing the professional vocabulary of undergraduate food technology students. A quasi-experimental design was employed with two groups: an experimental group receiving vocabulary instruction enhanced by digital resources and online platforms, and a control group receiving traditional vocabulary instruction. Data were collected through pre- and post-vocabulary tests, and analyzed using statistical methods to determine the impact of MIT integration on vocabulary acquisition and retention. The findings indicate a significant improvement in the professional vocabulary of students in the experimental group, suggesting that MITs offer valuable tools for enhancing language learning in specialized fields.
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