THE ROLE OF ENGLISH IN TEACHING AND LEARNING MATHEMATICS

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15667134

Authors

  • Kozimov Izzatillo Student, Hydrotechnical Construction Faculty “TIIAME” National Research Universitykozimovizzatillo927@gmail.com+998889710681 Author
  • Karimov Feruzshoh Teacher, English Language Department “TIIAME” National Research University Author

Keywords:

English for Mathematics, Mathematics Education, CLIL, Academic English, Globalization, Bilingual Learning, International Collaboration, Mathematics Terminology.

Abstract

In the modern era of globalization, English has established itself as the

dominant language of science, technology, and education. Mathematics, a universal

language in its own right, increasingly relies on English for sharing scientific knowledge,

research findings, and educational materials. This article examines the essential role of

English in the teaching and learning of mathematics, the challenges faced by non-native

English speakers, and effective strategies for integrating English language skills in

mathematics education.

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Published

2025-06-18