THE ROLE OF GENDER IN TEACHING ENGLISH FOR SPECIFIC PURPOSES

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15667737

Authors

  • Omonov Bakhtiyorjon Khabitovich PhD, ass.Professor, teacher Kokand University baxtiyor008@gmail.com tel:+998974188586 Author

Keywords:

Gender equality, English language teaching methodology, teaching for specific purposes, gender impact in education, curricula and gender, gender differences among students, gender-based stereotypes, inclusiveness in education, pedagogical approaches, gender-based teaching strategies

Abstract

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the role of gender in teaching

English for Special Purposes. Gender, as an important factor in the learning process,

affects students' language acquisition and development of communicative

competence. The article examines gender stereotypes and how they are reflected in

education, the extent to which they are reflected, and the need to strengthen support

for English language teaching through gender-sensitive exercises. It emphasizes the

need for teachers and educational needs to be updated equally for all students by

ensuring gender equality. Recommendations are made for lessons that include gender

issues and the article is implemented

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2025-06-20