PART 2. METHODOLOGY OF DEVELOPING LEXICAL COMPETENCE
BY DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES
2.1. ANALYSIS OF THE STATE STANDARDS PROGRAM, TEXTBOOK
FOR B1 LEVEL (LEXICAL COMPETENCE)
Achievement of a high level of development of lexical competence is manifested
in the fact that a person easily uses a fairly large lexical stock of both direct and indirect
communication, adequately using phrases, proverbs, proverbs typical for native speakers.
In this chapter, we will analyze textbook F. Rashidova, 2016.
This course is designed for students in the 11th grade of the linguistic profile. The
content of the textbook meets the requirements of the State Standard for Foreign
Languages and also meets the traditions of school education.
The purpose of the textbook is to ensure the necessary and sufficient level of
language and, consequently, communication skills of students, to develop readiness for
effective communication. The textbook aims to improve vocabulary, language practice,
and the use of information for oral and written texts.
The analysis of the textbook shows that the same attention is paid to the
development of vocabulary and skills through exercises, which helps to improve the
vocabulary of students and helps to ensure the necessary and sufficient level of
communicative skills.
Also at the end of the 11th grade, a student must meet the requirements of the
standard. (shown in Table 1)
Table 1.
Competences
Can do statements
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LINGUISTIC
COMPETENCE
OMPETENCE IN
LANGUAGESKILLS
Listening By the end of Year 3,
learners can: understand a
clearly structured lecture or
talk within own field,
understand essential
information on TV or radio
programmers or from
Internet sources in their
field of interest, identify
both main points and
specific information in
spoken sources in personal,
academic or vocational
spheres of life, understand
most aspects of a
conversation or discussion
between target language
speakers on a familiar
general or special topic
Speaking Spoken Interaction
By the end of Year 3,
learners can: exchange,
check and confirm
information on familiar
routine and non-routine
matters with some
confidence, explain a
problem and suggest
solutions, deal with
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unpredictable interactive
situations: keep up
unprepared conversations
and discussions, take part
in debates and discussions
on familiar topics, express
ideas on abstract topics and
issues in the course of
discussions, comment on
the views of others during a
discussion or conversation,
give detailed instructions
and deal with questions
about them, can conduct an
interview using questions
and making appropriate
comments, can provide
information, required in an
interview or consultation
Spoken Production
(Monologue)
By the end of Year 3,
learners can: give a well-
structured presentation on a
general or special topic,
summarise a short story,
article or discussion,
develop a straightforward
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argument well enough to be
understood
LINGUISTIC
COMPETENCE
COMPETENCE IN
LANGUAGESKILLS
Writing
By the end of Year 3,
learners can: take notes
during a lecture which are
precise enough for his/her
own use, write a short,
simple essay on a topic
related to his/ her fi eld of
interest, write formal
letters, business papers
(application, letters of
agreement, CVs….), write
well-structured reports on
experiences, activities and
events, write summaries of
project works, write a story
Reading
By the end of Year 3,
learners can: read longer
texts in order to locate
relevant information, and
gather information from
different parts of a text,
identify the conclusions in
clearly written
argumentative text,
recognize the general line
of argument in a text, read
relatively long texts for
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specific information, read
short newspaper articles,
Internet texts, etc. for both
specific and detailed
information
LANGUAGE
ABILITIES
Lexical
Competence
By the end Year 3,
learners can: use rhythm
and intonation (declarative,
interrogative, negative,
imperative); dividing
sentences into meaningful
chunks, make use of stress
and intonation for emphasis
in presentations and
discussions, recognise
some accents in the FL
(e.g. British vs American
English)
Phonological
Competence
By the end of Year 3 ,
learners can: recognise and
use vocabulary within their
field of specialisation,
recognise and make sense
of word-building elements
(compounds, prefixes,
suffixes, roots) within and
beyond their specialisation
Grammatical
Competence
By the end of Year 3,
learners can: recognise and
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use appropriately all the
main elements of FL
grammar that are needed
for communicative
purposes
REQUIREMENTS FOR THE LEVEL OF GRADUATES ON THE FOREIGN
LANGUAGE — B1+ LEVEL (Table 1)
Student’s Book (F. Rashidova, 2016) – Complete tasks for the graduation of B1
and B1+ level.
This book contains exercises for students to practise and consolidate the
language presented for graduates at B1 and B1+. The Student’s Book tasks have to be
combined with the listening and writing activities. These activities are closely linked to
graduates’ specialty and the work to be finished by the end of the course. Follow the
instructions for each unit as they will bring and students step by step practice built on what
they have done in the first and second years. This time they will divide their paper into 4
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