Опубликован 12.05.2026
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Аннотация
The evolving demands of global communication necessitate that English as a Foreign Language (EFL) instruction extends beyond discrete linguistic competence toward the development of multitask competencies. This study explores the integration of multitasking skills into grammar instruction, emphasizing cognitive flexibility, task-switching, and simultaneous processing within communicative contexts. Drawing upon frameworks from Applied Linguistics and Cognitive Psychology, the paper proposes a pedagogical model that embeds multitask-oriented activities into grammar lessons. The findings suggest that such integration enhances learner engagement, promotes deeper grammatical processing, and supports the development of transferable skills necessary for real-world communication.
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