IMPLEMENTATION OF PRODUCTIVE FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDUCATION IN HIGHER SCHOOL
Abstract
The article addresses the issues of implementing productive foreign language education in higher school. The authors have developed the system of productive linguodidactic technologies based on the conception of pedagogical constructivism. This approach provides the full-fledged implementation of productive foreign language education. The offered linguodidactic technology of autonomous productive modular for studying foreign languages is a form of professionally oriented foreign language education. Linguodidactic technology under analysis provides special educating conditions for students' self-operation with the purpose of creating a foreign-language textual product as the means of professional and personal growth. The implementation of this technology is shown by the example of the Class of Linguistic Aid organized with an aim to develop supplementary humanitarian education at Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University.
Keywords
продуктивное иноязычное образование,
педагогический конструктивизм,
языковая поддержка студентов,
класс языковой поддержки,
продуктивная лингводидактическая технология,
автономный,
модуль,
progress file,
productive foreign language education,
pedagogical constructivism,
productive linguodidactic technology,
linguistic aid for students,
Class of Linguistic Aid,
autonomous module,
progress file
About the Authors
Nadezhda I. Almazova
Institute of Humanities; Saint-Petersburg Polytechnic University of Peter the Great
Russian Federation
Anna V. Rubtsova
Institute of Humanities; Saint-Petersburg Polytechnic University of Peter the Great
Russian Federation
References
1. Kozyrev, F.N. (2010). [Ideas of constructivism in humanitarian education]. Vestnik russkoy khristianskoi gumanitarnoi akademii [The Bulletin of the Russian Christian Humanitarian Academy]. No. 2, pp. 238-251. (In Russ.)
2. Rubtsova, А.V., Eremin, Yu.V. (2014). [Some Fundamental Issues of the Innovative Paradigm under Development in the Sphere of Foreign Languages Education]. Pisma v Emissia. Offlain [The Emissia. Offline letters]. No. 1. (In Russ., abstract in Eng.)
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