This article focuses on the two key areas of developing the students' listening skills and proposes some accepted beliefs to challenge regarding the way we prepare students to listen and the types of tasks given to encourage teachers, to adopt an approach to deal with listening authentic texts.
Today it can be argued that information and communication technologies (ICT) have taken a strong place among the mandatory means of organizing and implementing the educational process. Federal state educational standards target educational participants’ process for the widespread use of electronic (computer) technologies, allowing for classroom and extracurricular activities to obtain, assimilate knowledge, to form skills and develop abilities in the learning process various academic disciplines, including foreign languages.
One of the current approaches to instructing moment or outside dialects is the communicative approach. Individuals communicate and arrange meaning day by day and in numerous ways. They oversee to form themselves caught on and get it their addressees. Consequently, communicative exercises make use of real-life circumstances which require communication. Thus, instructors oversee situational exercises within the classroom in arrange to cultivate learners’ inspiration to take part in a errand, to connected with the others and utilize the target dialect effectively.
The article deals with effective organization of classroom technology lessons based on interface methods. proved by the theoretical and practical method, which can be guaranteed to be verified by viewing the interactions in the educational process. The article focuses on the content-essence of information, objects - technical and technological processes, which should be acquired by students through production technology classes, based on in-depth teaching using interactive methods.
A system of work of a mathematics teacher in modern conditions should be aimed at the development of students: their worldview, creative abilities, and cognitive activity. Learning for everyone should be interesting and exciting. The competency-based approach to teaching mathematics forces the teacher to review constantly the arsenal of teaching and upbringing tools, choosing the most effective forms and developing them together with students, based on knowledge and experience of students gained in mathematics lessons. Using a computer allows you to create an information environment that stimulates the interest and inquisitiveness of students. The article reveals the features of the use of information and communication technologies in the classroom as a means of developing students’ creative thinking.
The article analyses the game method, as a method of teaching consecutive interpretation of senior students of a language university. At present, the role of the interpreter as an intercultural intermediary is growing, that implies the mastery of students’ skills in interpretation activities in various communication situations. The exercises-games presented in the article allow teachers to model different types of interpretation situations in the classroom and promote the willingness of future interpreters to carry out interpretation activities in real conditions of intercultural communication.
The relevance of the purposeful formation of students’ skills in consecutive interpreting is caused, on the one hand, by increased requirements for professional training of an interpreter in the context of reforming the teaching of foreign languages at universities and, on the other hand, insufficiently systematic teaching this important type of interpreting activity to students. In order to increase the effectiveness of teaching students of a language university consecutive interpreting (Cl), it is necessary to use various exercises that take into account the psychological characteristics of undertaking interpreting activities. As the practitioners of interpreting claim, the specifics of an interpreter’s work is that (s)hc often has to deal with subject areas that (s)hc is far from due to his/her humanitarian linguistic education. That is why specialists in the field of interpretation training recommend constant expanding their horizons, trying to learn as much as possible special terminology associated with various industries and scientific knowledge. The methods described in the article contribute to the process of developing students’ skills and expanding their background knowledge.
"Measuring English as a Foreign Language (EFL) Proficiency Among Secondary School Students in Benin: A Comparative Analysis" investigates the language proficiency levels of secondary school students in Benin. Through a comparative analysis, this study evaluates the English language skills of students, considering factors such as classroom instruction, curriculum, and socio-economic background. The research aims to provide insights into the effectiveness of EFL education in Benin and identify areas for improvement in language teaching and learning strategies.
This research critically examines the presence of hegemonic ideology in historical education, specifically focusing on the heroic narratives presented in classroom settings. By deconstructing these narratives, the study seeks to unveil the subtle influences of hegemony on the shaping of historical perspectives. Utilizing a multidisciplinary approach, the research analyzes textbooks, curriculum structures, and pedagogical methods to identify and critique the ideological underpinnings embedded in the representation of heroes within historical contexts. The findings illuminate the potential consequences of perpetuating hegemonic narratives in education and propose alternative approaches to foster a more inclusive and nuanced understanding of history.
В данной статье раскрывается методическая проблема внедрения цифровых технологий в учебный процесс современной школы; характеризуется электронная поддержка учебно-методических комплексов для школьного образования. Особое внимание в статье уделяется мультимедийному учебному контенту и технологии «Перевёрнутый класс».
The purpose of this paper is to analyze the main factors in obtaining a target result in the teaching of the topic in the classroom using interactive methods, to consider the positive features of Blum's taxonomy in the use of interactive methods, as well as the process of applying interactive methods in the correct interpretation of the line. Using interactive methods, the task of the research is to divide the scope of positive influence in the class into groups, to interpret each of them individually, and to consider the scope of influence by linking them to the teaching of military terms to students studying in the military. Another task is to highlight the teacher’s roles with separate comments in order to explain what kind of characters and skills the teacher should have in the process of using interactive methods.
The paper aims to present the preliminary results of an ongoing study related to the teaching and learning of writing competencies, through the analysis of writing practices promoted in six Portuguese as a foreign language (PFL) textbooks for young adults. There is no systematic research about their adequacy with regard to the latest methodological guidelines or the existing curricula. Therefore, the theoretical and methodological assumptions and the organization of content and learning practices present in the textbooks are, to some extent, unknown. Although research in Didactics highlights their role in the planning of educational action by teachers and their influence on teaching and learning practice in the classroom. Preliminary results show that there are relatively few writing activities in the textbooks, and that they are mostly guided by behaviorist choices (audiolingual and audiovisual methods).
With advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning, education systems are transforming. This paper analyzes the challenges AI poses for schools and teachers and the opportunities it presents for personalized learning. It evaluates three central challenges: updating curriculums with AI disciplines, adopting adaptive teaching techniques, and developing evaluation metrics for new paradigms. Policymakers must incorporate data science and machine learning into core frameworks. Self-paced learning platforms require new classroom dynamics. Assessments must prioritize higher-order thinking. The article emphasizes three crucial opportunities within an AI-driven education framework - broadening access, strengthening educators, and tailoring education. Online learning currently extends admission beyond geographical and economic hurdles. Intelligent content provision enables personalization for learners with disabilities. AI liberates precious teaching hours from routine tasks to concentrate on student welfare. Moreover, evolving learning technologies persistently amend lesson designs based on immediate responses. However, to actualize this vision, we need to tackle ethical concerns like the privacy of student data and the inherent biases that could infiltrate algorithms. In conclusion, despite some inevitable hitches in current systems, AI brings forth hopeful remedies to persistent issues such as inclusivity, resource limitations, and personalized guidance on a large scale. The article highlights that policy, institutional readiness, and public consciousness are equally important in steering this transformation. Educators need to acknowledge the potential of AI, prompting culture modifications centered around new perceptions of educational quality, accomplishment, and preparedness for the workforce. Further national initiatives merging education and AI will set the course for the future.
This study examines the impact of adopting different teaching practices on accounting education. With the goal of improving instructional strategies and enhancing students' learning experiences and outcomes in the field of accounting, the study investigates the effects of various teaching practices on student performance, engagement, critical thinking, and knowledge acquisition. The research design involves a comparative analysis of different teaching approaches, including traditional lecture-based teaching, active learning strategies, case-based learning, and technology-enhanced instruction. Data collection methods include surveys, assessments, student feedback, and classroom observations. The results provide valuable insights into the influence of different teaching practices on accounting education, informing educators, curriculum developers, and policymakers on effective approaches to enhance teaching and learning in accounting.
This article reflects learning a foreign language with different new methods and does not make the student bored. It is explained in the article that each language has its own material, that is, lexicon, grammar, and pronunciation rules which are based on the worldview of each nation, there are grammatical and lexical rules of its mother tongue.
The primary objective of this study is to determine whether there is a deficit model alternative for teaching and learning. Teachers of social studies were interviewed for this purpose, and teaching and learning practices in social studies were evaluated. The specialist takes on the hypothetical underpinnings of socio-social way to deal with learning and attempts to plan and execute constructivist showing getting the hang of setting for showing social investigations. The analysis of these constructivist pedagogical settings reveals that the classroom serves as a strong interface between students' everyday knowledge and school knowledge, fostering and maintaining a culture of inquiry. The paper came to the conclusion that the process of learning should be dialogic, that knowledge should be viewed as a co-constructed, negotiated, and situated entity, that the knower should have agency and a voice in the process of knowing, and that the moving deficit model of teaching and learning should be used.
The present article aims to share the results obtained by the investigation of how the Developmental Didactics can help the organization of the teaching of Sociology aiming at promoting the full development of students in transition phase. It was carried out through a Didactic Formative Intervention, in higher education and constituted by adolescent students. From this investigative effort, didactic principles emerged that aim to guide the organization of a teaching that aims at the simultaneous development of the teacher and the students in the relationships they establish in the classroom through pedagogical practices. More than mere prescriptive propositions, these principles represent the result of a theoretical elaboration on the teachinglearning-development processes validated by practice in a particular concrete reality
This article deals to describe the principal characteristics of project work, to identify the types of projects and to analyse their benefits and peculiarities, to analyse the project work organizing procedure.
This article investigates teaching and learning to write using a task-based approach in an EFL (English as a Foreign Language) classroom as an effective method that focuses on developing students' writing skills through meaningful and authentic tasks. This approach encourages students to engage in purposeful writing activities that mirror real-life situations. The article also provides the key principles of TBLT and some strategies to implement in the learning process.
This article expresses the significance of innovative technologies in the educational process as well as promotes the probable advantages and disadvantages of these technologies during the lessons. Moreover, the paper identifies the importance of development of oral speech among students in mining field and presents the types of technologies that can be used in the classroom.