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Developing Students'
Linguistic and
Methodological Thinking
Based on The Principles of
An Integrative Approach
Yuldashev Sodiq Norchayevich
Associate Professor, Karshi State University, Uzbekistan
Mahmudova Shodiyaxon Qobil qizi
Doctoral student at Karshi State University, Uzbekistan
Abstract:
Based on the principles of an integrative
approach to the development of students' linguistic and
methodological thinking, the main aspects of linguistic
and methodological thinking are considered the
following approaches to the development of students'
linguistic and methodological thinking.
Keywords:
Integrative,
approach,
principles,
development of linguistic and methodological thinking,
linguistic and methodological thinking, development of
linguistic and methodological thinking of students.
Introduction:
The development of linguistic and
methodological thinking in students is the process of
applying effective methods and approaches to language
learning and teaching, as well as the formation of
students' understanding and skills in linguistics and
pedagogical methodologies. This process creates
opportunities for students to successfully use the
language not only in learning, but also in teaching.
Linguistic-methodical thinking is a form of analysis and
thinking in the process of teaching or scientific activity
that combines language and methodology. In this
approach, language and methodological knowledge are
used to complement each other, in order to provide
effective education to students and develop
methodological approaches necessary for the teacher.
The main aspects of linguistic-methodological thinking:
1. Compatibility of language and methodology
–
For
methodological approaches to language teaching to be
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effective, compatibility between the grammatical,
lexical, and phonetic aspects of the language and
methodological tools is essential. That is, in language
teaching, methods must be appropriate to the specific
characteristics of the language.
2. Psychological aspects of language learning
–
Linguistic-methodological thinking requires taking into
account the psychological aspects of the language
learning process. It is important to analyze how
students learn a language, which methods are suitable
for their memorization and comprehension abilities.
3.
Methodological
approach
-
Linguistic-
methodological thinking involves evaluating and
selecting the effectiveness of methods. The teacher
needs to consider what methods to use in teaching a
language, what pedagogical technologies to choose.
4
. Interactive and communicative approach
–
Communicative approaches to language learning, such
as role-playing, group work, and hands-on language
learning, are effective. This approach helps students
understand how language is used in real life.
5. Multilingualism in language teaching
–
Linguistic-
methodological thinking can also include the use of
multilingualism. Identifying similarities and differences
between different languages and their learning
methodologies, as well as providing students with
opportunities for multilingual learning.
Linguistic-methodical thinking in language learning and
teaching requires a deep understanding not only of the
grammatical and lexical structures of the language, but
also of its learning methods. This approach not only
helps students learn effectively, but also helps
teachers improve their work methodologically.
The following approaches and methods can be used to
develop linguistic and methodological thinking in
students:
1. Communicative approach
- Students should learn
the language through practice, through real
communication. In this approach, students learn the
language not only through grammatical rules, but also
in various communicative situations. This, in turn,
helps to develop methods that rely on linguo-
methodological thinking.
2. Holistic approach
- To develop linguistic-
methodological thinking, it is necessary to help
students understand the language as a whole system,
not just as individual parts (grammar, lexicon,
phonetics). A holistic approach encourages students to
focus on all aspects of the language simultaneously
during the language learning process.
3. Developing methodological skills
- Students need to
learn about language teaching methods. This, in turn,
allows them to choose effective approaches to language
teaching. Methodological thinking also means
developing effective teaching methods and mastering
different methods.
4. Cognitive approach
- Students need to develop not
only memorization but also logical analysis and
comprehension skills when learning a language. The
cognitive approach helps students analyze language,
master rules, and connect new information with old
knowledge.
5. Use of innovative technologies
- The use of modern
technologies is important in developing linguistic and
methodological thinking in students. Online courses,
interactive teaching tools, and mobile applications can
effectively teach students language teaching methods.
6. Reflective approach
- Students should continuously
reflect on the language and methodology they are
learning. Through reflection, they allow their knowledge
and skills to develop. Students become more aware of
what they have learned as they evaluate and refine their
approaches.
7. Multicultural approach
- Students can gain a deeper
understanding of the language they are learning by
relating it to other cultures. A multicultural approach to
developing linguistic and methodological thinking helps
to see a broader context in language learning.
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