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MODERN PSYCHOMETHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF TEACHING THE
RUSSIAN LANGUAGE
Zaynobiddinov Jaloliddin.
associate professor of the department of psychology,
candidate of psychological sciences, Fergana state university
Abstract:
Today, the process of teaching the Russian language is of great importance on a global
scale. This article is aimed at analyzing modern methodological approaches in teaching Russian,
revealing the importance of applying innovative technologies that serve to improve the
professional competencies of teachers, increase students' interest, and develop their
communicative skills. The article details the effectiveness of teaching Russian through a
communicative approach, integrated learning, multiculturalism, and the application of
information and communication technologies (ICT). Recommendations will also be given for the
further development of the educational process by studying international experience and
analyzing existing problems. This research has practical significance for representatives of the
field of education, teachers, and researchers.
Keywords:
Russian language, communicative approach, modern methodology, innovative
technologies, integration, multiculturalism, ICT, international experience, educational
effectiveness.
The Russian language is one of the most important international languages in the world. It is
widely used not only in Russia as a national language, but also in the countries of the former
Soviet Union and many other regions. In today's era of globalization, the demand for learning
Russian is constantly growing. The necessity of applying modern methodological approaches in
the process of teaching this language contributes to making the educational process more
effective.
Today, the field of education is enriched with digital technologies and innovative methods. In the
process of teaching Russian, relying only on traditional methods is not enough to meet the needs
of students. Therefore, the development of students' knowledge and skills through
communicative approaches, integrated learning, multiculturalism, and the use of ICT is of great
importance. This article is aimed at increasing the effectiveness of the Russian language teaching
process through the application of modern technologies and methods.
In the modern world, the Russian language occupies an important place in international
communication, education, business, and culture. In Uzbekistan, Russian is studied as the second
most important language, which makes the improvement of its teaching methodology a pressing
issue. For effective teaching of the Russian language, it is very important to use modern
pedagogical approaches, innovative technologies, and international experience.
One of the most effective methods in teaching Russian is the communicative approach. In this
methodology, the main focus is not on memorizing grammatical rules, but on increasing students'
speech activity. Through such methods as discussions and debates, situational games, and
projects, students acquire communication skills in real-life situations. In addition, teaching the
Russian language in connection with other subjects also yields effective results. For example,
studying history, literature, or geography in Russian increases not only linguistic knowledge, but
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also the level of general knowledge.
The use of information and communication technologies makes the process of teaching Russian
more interesting and effective. Online platforms (Duolingo, Busuu), mobile applications
(Memrise, Quizlet), and virtual reality technologies create new opportunities for students in
language acquisition. These methods not only make the learning process interesting, but also
increase students' ability to learn independently.
Among modern teaching methods, dialogic learning, gamification, and problem-based learning
occupy a special place. In dialogic education, students develop their speaking skills through
discussions and interviews. Gamification arouses students' interest through the introduction of
game elements. The problem-based learning method encourages students to think independently
and use language in real-life situations.
The communicative approach is aimed not only at teaching grammatical rules, but also at
developing the ability to speak in real-life situations. For the effective application of this
methodology, the following methods can be used:
Communication-based exercises: Conducting conversations, discussions, debates in pairs or
small groups.
Exercises based on communication play a very important role in teaching Russian. By
conducting conversations, discussions, and debates in pairs or small groups, students not only
increase their vocabulary but also develop their speaking skills. These methods help to develop
language skills in real-life situations. For example, conducting role-playing games on topics such
as "Eating in a restaurant," "Going to the doctor" allows students to use language in a natural
environment.
When conducting discussions and debates, it is important to choose relevant topics. Topics such
as "How modern technologies affect our lives?," "Environmental problems and their solutions"
teach students to think, logically justify their opinions, and respect each other's views. Working
on the basis of projects is also one of the effective methods. Preparing presentations on topics
such as "Profession of My Dreams," "Ideal City," along with developing students' creative
abilities, strengthens their ability to think freely in Russian. In short, methods based on
communication make the language learning process interesting and effective. Students learn not
only grammatical rules, but also how to apply the language in practice. This will allow them to
freely communicate in Russian in the future.
Situational games: Play real-life scenarios, such as ordering at a restaurant, waiting in line at a
hospital, booking a hotel.
Situational games are one of the most effective methods of teaching Russian. In this method,
students learn to use language practically by playing real-life situations such as ordering at a
restaurant, queuing at a hospital, or booking a room at a hotel. When conducting such games, it
is necessary to consider several important aspects. Firstly, situations should be understandable to
students and situations they may encounter in life. For example, topics like shopping in a store,
asking for transportation, or opening a bank account can be selected.
Secondly, it is important to provide students with appropriate roles and replies during the game.
Each participant must understand and perform the role assigned to them. This allows them to
develop not only language skills, but also social communication skills.
Thirdly, after the game, it is necessary to conduct a general assessment and analysis of errors.
The teacher should point out the interesting and shortcomings of the participants' speech and
explain them to them.
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Situational games not only make the lesson interesting, but also convince students to use the
Russian language in real life. With the help of this method, students not only learn new words
and phrases, but also master how to use them.
Projects: preparation of presentations on such topics as "I imagine an ideal city," "Environmental
problems and their solutions."
Working on projects is one of the effective methods of teaching Russian, which, along with the
development of students' creative abilities, strengthens their skills in applying the language in
practice. In the process of preparing presentations on topics such as "I imagine an ideal city" or
"Environmental problems and their solutions," students not only learn new vocabulary units, but
also develop logical thinking and the ability to explain their thoughts.
When implementing such projects, it is necessary to pay attention to several important aspects.
Firstly, the topics should correspond to the age and interests of the students. For example, if it is
possible to prepare a project for younger students on the topic "My Favorite Pet," then for older
students, more complex topics can be chosen, such as "Problems of the Modern City."
Secondly, it is advisable to use various methods when preparing projects. Various formats can be
used, such as PowerPoint presentations, posters, short films, or even interactive web pages. This
also contributes to the development of students' technological skills.
Thirdly, it is important to defend projects in front of classmates at the completion stage. This
process teaches students not only speech skills, but also the skills of logical justification of their
work and influencing the audience. The method of working on projects not only increases the
ability of students to work independently, but also gives them the opportunity to master
teamwork skills. Through group projects, students learn to cooperate with each other, exchange
ideas, and achieve a common result.
In short, the method of working on the basis of projects makes the process of teaching Russian
interesting and effective. With the help of this method, students not only strengthen their
language knowledge, but also acquire various life skills. Studies show that when using
communicative methods, the speech activity of students increases by 40-60%.
At the same time, there are a number of problems in teaching Russian. The low level of student
interest, stereotypes about the Russian language, and problems with motivation are widespread.
In addition, shortcomings in the training of teachers in modern methods also hinder the effective
teaching process.
To eliminate these problems, it is necessary to constantly update the methodology of teaching the
Russian language, organize advanced training courses for teachers, and use international
experience. In the future, the use of such technologies as artificial intelligence and virtual reality
can further increase the effectiveness of teaching the Russian language.
In conclusion, to make the process of teaching Russian more effective, it is necessary to use
modern methods, innovative approaches, and methods developed taking into account the
individual needs of students. This not only makes the language learning process interesting, but
also significantly increases the level of students' knowledge.
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