Navigating the Future of English Language Teaching: Trends, Insights and Innovations

Neelu Suwalka*
Department of English, Janardan Rai Nagar Rajasthan Vidyapeeth University, Udaipur, Rajasthan, India.
Periodicity:July - September'2025

Abstract

Choosing a strategy of teaching English for the years to come is like setting a path on an unknown landscape where the current trends and insights serve as guiding principles. The evolving landscape of English Language Teaching (ELT) necessitates the adoption of strategies that integrate emerging trends and methodological advancements. This paper explores key developments in ELT, focusing on the transformative role of technology, research-based insights, and personal teaching experiences. Advancements such as artificial intelligence and virtual reality are reshaping classrooms, merging traditional and modern teaching methodologies. While these innovations present both opportunities and challenges, they have a significant impact on teaching and learning processes. Additionally, combining academic research with practical experience enhances teaching effectiveness, ensuring better student outcomes in an increasingly diverse world. The paper emphasizes the importance of differentiated instruction, reflective teaching, and a growth mindset in promoting continual progress. Viewing challenges as opportunities for innovation can lead to more effective and engaging teaching practices. In conclusion, navigating the future of English language teaching requires educators to remain enlightened, adaptable, and open to innovation. This paper encourages educators to engage in lifelong learning and embrace change, ensuring that their teaching approaches progress in accordance with the changing educational landscape.

Keywords

Key Trends, Technology Integration, Virtual Reality, Transformative Effects, Cultural Diversity, Self-directed Learning.

How to Cite this Article?

Suwalka, N. (2025). Navigating the Future of English Language Teaching: Trends, Insights and Innovations. i-manager’s Journal on English Language Teaching, 15(3), 40-46.

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