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Original Article

Interdisciplinary Integration into Professionally Oriented Foreign Language Learning: Means and Opportunities

Vladimir V. Vorobyov
ORCiD ,
Marina B. Serpikova
ORCiD ,
Irina A. Ugolnikova
ORCiD

Keywords: Authentic text, communicative competence, digital technology, interdisciplinary integration

Article no: 8

Pages 64-80

Doi: 10.15405/epes.22104.8

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Original Article

Special Education Program For Elementary Schoolchildren With Special Needs

Zamira Sh. Magomedova*
,
Nina Z. Mungieva
,
Aishat Sh. Shakhmanova
,
Marina A. Abdurakhmanova

Keywords: Children with special educational needs, social and communicative competencies, aggressiveness, conflict, educational process, collaborative activities.

Article no: 51

Pages 452-465

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.01.51

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Original Article

To The Question About Academic Process Optimization In A Technical University

O. N. Likhacheva
,
O. B. Shilovich
,
E. V. Tymchuk
,
S. I. Shiyan
,
I. I. Romanets

Keywords: Optimization, foreign language communicative competence, personal approach, activity methodology, project

Article no: 76

Pages 564-571

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.06.03.76

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Original Article

Influence Of Socio-Cultural Conditions On Modernization Of Communicative Models In Teacher Education

V. P. Zeleeva
,
F. L. Ratner

Keywords: Modernization, communicative models, teacher education, information technologies, educational technologies

Article no: 35

Pages 302-309

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.09.35

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Original Article

Developing and Improving Professional Skills and Personality Traits as Indicators of Foreign Language Teachers Ability for Applying Personal Approach to the Teaching of Students

Tatyana I. Kuznetsova
,
Igor A. Kuznetsov
,
Radif R. Zamaletdinov

Keywords: The model of the formation of professional foreign language competence; communicative competence; organizational-pedagogical conditions of foreign language teaching; a set of requirements for foreign language training

Article no: 53

Pages 335-340

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.07.53

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Original Article

Forming Foreign Language Communicative Competence At Medical Universities: Theory And Methodology

Svetlana Logvina
,
Yekaterina Sakhno
,
Alexandra Sivtseva
,
Natalia Trunchenkova

Keywords: FL communicative competence, future doctors, higher educational institutions, pedagogic model, second language acquisition, teaching communicative competence

Article no: 55

Pages 553-561

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.03.55

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Original Article

Teaching Russian Sign Language: Methodological Principles And Their Implementation

Anna Tarabakina
,
Elena Yatsutko

Keywords: American Sign Language (ASL), communicative approach, Russian Sign Language (RSL), RSL teaching methodology, RSL classes planning, sign language

Article no: 35

Pages 278-285

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.12.35

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