VARIANT – 12
1.
Two sets of skills in conducting scientific research. (give short information about each of
them)
2.
Scientific method.
(definition)
3.
Write keywords and abstract for the following article:
In modern practice of teaching a foreign language within the framework of the implementation
of the State Educational Standard, the emphasis is on the use of modern technologies that
contribute to the achievement of the main goal of teaching a foreign language, namely the
formation of communicative competence, which includes: speech competence (the student's
ability to communicate in all types of speech activity); linguistic competence (the ability to use
linguistic knowledge to express communicative intentions in the appropriate communication
situation); sociocultural (the ability to build intercultural communication); compensatory (the
ability to get out of a difficult situation in the process of communication with a lack of
language means); educational and cognitive (the ability to independently master a foreign
language using modern technologies).
In the context of the personality-oriented paradigm of teaching and the implementation of
interdisciplinary integration, when the cognitive activity of the student is lead to the fore, and
not the teaching activity of the teacher, the cognitive and social development of the student's
personality in the process of search, creative activity acquires particular importance. It seems
that the relevance of the problem, which we propose to consider within the framework of this
article, is associated with the determination of the specific features of problem-based learning
in the context of the introduction of new state educational standards, which will contribute not
only to the formation of the communicative competence of students, but also to the
comprehensive development of the student's personality in the process of teaching a foreign
language.
At the present stage, the norm of the teaching activity of a foreign language teacher is the
communicative-cognitive approach, one of the most characteristic features of which is the
student's speech creativity in the classroom. A distinctive feature of modern teaching a foreign
language is not the reproduction of what was previously learned which is still the case, but
creative tasks that stimulate the active thinking action of students. In this regard, it is important
to realize that the usual organizing principles of the teacher's activity should give way to
mobilizing principles, that is, technologies are needed that would allow the teacher to mobilize
students, activate their cognitive and speech-thinking activities, without which it is impossible
to form internal motivation that ensures the successful mastering of a foreign language.
In domestic didactics, the definition of problem learning was given by M.I.Makhmutov.
“Problem-based learning is a type of developmental education, which combines the systematic
independent search activity of students with their assimilation of ready-made conclusions of
science, and the system of methods is built taking into account goal-setting and the principle of
problematicity; the process of interaction between teaching and learning is focused on the
formation of cognitive independence, stable motives for learning and thinking (including
creative) abilities in the course of their assimilation of scientific concepts and methods of
activity, determined by the system of problem situations ”[1, p. 5].
Our experience of using problem situations shows that for the successful inclusion of students
in the productive solution of educational problem problems, it is important to form in them the
ability to independently formulate a problem, comment, reason and refute.
To define the thesis, the students are faced with a problem, during the discussion of which
different points of view are expressed. The problem can be presented ready-made. A clearly
formulated judgment is a thesis to be argued. More complex problem situations can be created
using the thesis for discussion. At the initial stage of work, students are offered arguments in a
ready-made form, which provides them with an incentive to productive, reasoned statements.
In the practice of teaching a foreign language, it is advisable to use other types of problematic
tasks, which contribute to the activation of cognitive activity and the formation of practical
skills to use the language as a means of communication. In our opinion, extra linguistic tasks
associated with the processing of the subject content of texts in a foreign language with
subsequent interpretation are very effective. Close tests offered to students at the control stage
also have a high level of problematicity. For the correct restoration of the missing elements,
the student must carry out a number of transformations: analyze the semantic information of
the previous and subsequent parts of the text, analyze the grammatical structure of this
passage, recall from memory the lexical units that are combined with this grammatical
structure, arrange these elements in terms of grammar.
The work on the differentiation of words that have a common equivalent in the native language
makes it possible to use problem situations in groups with different training due to the fact that
these tasks can be distributed according to the degree of difficulty. Tasks for finding shades of
meanings, etymology of words contribute to the activation of cognitive activity have a high
productivity of memorization. We have introduced into the practice of teaching a foreign
language intellectual tasks related to the comprehension of drawings, diagrams, geographical
puzzle, crosswords, our own definition of any concepts, problem presentation of material when
a student must compare, draw conclusions, as well as tasks to stimulate productive utterance in
the proposed situation, when the student independently uses speech material in any new
situation.
Thus, systematic work on the implementation of the problematic approach in teaching a
foreign language based on the proposed algorithm and a set of problematic tasks stimulates the
cognitive activity of students, which orientates them towards the extraction of specific
information and the development of skills for its processing, provides the formation of
psycholinguistic mechanisms for predicting the content of the read or heard text, activates
speech and thinking activity and creativity of students, contributes to the formation of a culture
of thinking and social development of students in the process of foreign language education.
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