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Original Article

The Use Of Digital Media As An Instrument Of Higher Economic Education

Svetlana Dolgova
,
Olga Ismailova*
,
Dmitry Kozlovsky
,
Anna Kudryashova

Keywords: Economic education, e-learning, Moodle, foreign language teaching, professional development, digital teaching.

Article no: 184

Pages 1365-1372

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.04.184

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Original Article

Textocentric Approach In Teaching Tatar As A Non-Native Language

Kadriya Fatkhullova
,
Elvira Denmukhametova
,
Raushaniya Gareeva
,
Albina Khaliullina

Keywords: Education, linguistic competences, principle of textocentrism, quality of education, Tatar language

Article no: 102

Pages 985-993

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.11.102

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Original Article

Enhancing ESL Learners’ Identity Lexico-Grammatically in Language Learning Histories Writing

Jianning Wang
,
Rita Abdul Rahman Ramakrishna
,
Mohammed Mahmoud Marashdeh
,
Muhammad Mushfiqur Rahman

Keywords: Language learning histories, identity, personal reference, learning community

Article no: 42

Pages 468-476

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.02.42

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Original Article

Innovative Productive Method Of Teaching Foreign Languages To International Students

Anna V. Rubtsova
,
Nadezhda I. Almazova
,
Yuri V. Eremin

Keywords: Communicative competence productive, foreign language, international students, linguodidactic technology method.

Article no: 1

Pages 1-12

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.12.02.1

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Original Article

Verbalization Of Ideological Signs In The Translations Of The Novel “1984”

V. A. Ryzhova
,
E. P. Simonova
,
Z. V. Pasevich

Keywords: Dystopia, ideological sign, occasional word, target language, Newspeak, translation

Article no: 148

Pages 1283-1290

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.08.148

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Original Article

The Direct Language Learning Strategies Used Among Non-Native Arabic Speakers in University

Asma’ Fauzi
ORCiD ,
Amirah Mohd Juned
ORCiD ,
Aqilah Arshad
ORCiD ,
Chun Keat Yeap
ORCiD ,
Suzzana Othman
ORCiD

Keywords: Arabic language, direct learning, gender differences, language learning strategies, non-native speaker

Article no: 47

Pages 521-531

Doi: 10.15405/epes.23097.47

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Original Article

Ethymological Origins Of Baby Vocabulary In Dagestan Languages

Mariza Oglanovna Ibragimova
,
Boris Makhachevich Ataev
,
Svetlana Djavadovna Mallaeva
,
Zainab Salmanovna Omarova
,
Zabikhat Magomedovna Otsomieva-Tagirova

Keywords: Baby vocabulary, etymology of baby vocabulary, Dagestan languages

Article no: 87

Pages 638-643

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.87

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