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based instruction, rote memorization, and standardized assessments often fail to
address these unique needs, creating barriers to effective language acquisition (Ellis,
2015).
Therefore, integrating innovative foreign language teaching methods can
significantly enhance accessibility, engagement, and overall learning outcomes for
all students. Modern approaches such as technology-assisted learning, Universal
Design for Learning (UDL), gamification, and culturally responsive teaching can help
bridge these gaps (Murray & Christison, 2019). Digital tools such as text-to-speech
software, interactive language learning applications, and AI-powered personalized
learning platforms enable students to engage with content in ways that suit their
abilities and preferences (Chapelle & Sauro, 2017). Similarly, collaborative learning
strategies, peer-assisted language practice, and adaptive assessment techniques
can foster a more inclusive and effective foreign language learning environment
(Duff, 2019). By implementing these innovative approaches, higher education
institutions can create a language-learning environment that is not only
academically rigorous but also inclusive and accessible. This transformation is
essential for fostering equal opportunities, empowering all students to achieve
linguistic competence, and preparing them for success in a multicultural and
multilingual world.
Innovative Approaches to Foreign Language Teaching in Inclusive Education
Implementing innovative approaches to foreign language teaching in inclusive
education is essential for ensuring accessibility and engagement for all learners. By
integrating technology, Universal Design for Learning (UDL), gamification,
collaborative learning, and culturally responsive teaching, educators can create a
more inclusive and effective language learning environment (Murray & Christison,
2019). One of the most transformative innovations in language education is
technology-assisted learning, which leverages artificial intelligence (AI) and machine
learning to personalize instruction and support diverse learning needs. AI-powered
applications, such as speech recognition software and adaptive language-learning
platforms, provide customized support based on individual student progress
(Chapelle & Sauro, 2017). Additionally, augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR) enables
immersive learning experiences, allowing students to practice real-life language
interactions in simulated environments, which is particularly beneficial for those with
different learning styles (Godwin-Jones, 2016). Furthermore, text-to-speech and
speech-to-text applications assist students with hearing impairments or dyslexia by
converting written content into spoken words and vice versa, improving accessibility
(Kormos & Smith, 2012). Another critical approach is Universal Design for Learning
(UDL) in language education, which ensures that teaching methods are adaptable
to diverse learners. UDL incorporates multiple means of representation, such as
visual, auditory, and kinesthetic materials, to accommodate different learning
preferences (CAST, 2018). Moreover, flexible assessment methods, including project-
based evaluations, oral presentations, and digital portfolios, enable students to
demonstrate their knowledge in ways that align with their strengths (Rose et al.,
2014). Personalized learning paths, facilitated by adaptive learning technologies,
further enhance inclusivity by tracking student progress and modifying lesson plans
accordingly (Meyer et al., 2014).
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enhancing student motivation and retention. Educational games such as Duolingo,

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