Interaction with Artificial Intelligence as a Potential of Foreign Language Teaching Program in Graduate School
https://doi.org/10.31992/0869-3617-2024-33-5-67-85
Abstract
In the context of digitalization of educational processes, an urgent need to change approaches to teaching foreign languages in the training of highly qualified personnel – future re-searchers has been growing. The focus of this article is to study and determine the state of the skill of interaction with digital tools, systems and programs of artificial intelligence in postgraduate students of technical fields. The study revealed a conflict between the growing importance of publications in English, and a general trend among learners to reduce the need to read scientific literature in English, which affects not only reading skills, but also affects scientific reading practices. The potential for resolving the identified contradiction lies in the development of pedagogical and methodological techniques focused on the inclusion of modern digital tools in the educational process in order to develop higher-order cognitive skills in graduate students and optimize research processes related to working with English-language scientific literature. A concept of a course for teaching graduate students a foreign language using digital tools based on neural networks is proposed.
About the Authors
T. V. Potemkina
University of Science and Technology MISIS
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Tatiana V. Potemkina – Dr. Sci. (Pedagogy), Professor of the Department of Foreign Languages and Communicative Technologies
4 Leninskiy ave., Moscow, 119991
Yu. A. Avdeeva
University of Science and Technology MISIS
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Yuliya A. Avdeeva – Associate Professor, Cand. Sci. (Philology), Associate Professor of the Department of Foreign Languages and Communicative Technologies
4 Leninskiy ave., Moscow, 119991
U. Yu. Ivanova
University of Science and Technology MISIS
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Uliyana. Yu. Ivanova – Cand. Sci. (Pedagogy), Associate Professor of the Department of Foreign Languages and Communicative Technologies
4 Leninskiy ave., Moscow, 119991
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