List of publications on a keyword: «active methods»

The article based on analysis of pedagogical and psychological literature to identify early adolescence as a sensitive period for the development of basic sociogenic potencies of human. The results of ascertaining stage of the experiment to determine the level of reflection of first-year students. The author proves the necessity of pedagogical support of first-year students based Based on the analysis of psychological and pedagogical literature and empirical material. The author offers constructive principles for effective pedagogical support of the forming reflexive position of first-year students

The article examines the phenomenon of interactive games in development of the creative activity of teenagers. The philosophical and pedagogical view on the transformation of the game as an interactive tool in the information society, emphasizing its relevance. In the analysis of interconnected concepts, the essence and content of creative activity are revealed, deriving the concept of the "creative position of a teenager".

The article is devoted to the application of interactive methods of teaching foreign languages to professors and teachers within a corporate university. Particular attention is paid to the creation of an authentic language environment and involvimng the course listeners in real situations of intercultural communication.

In this article we are talking about teaching younger students the English language by active learning methods. The fact is that modern requirements to the level of development and knowledge of the student differ from those that were before. Modern education considers the student as an active participant of the educational process, who is able to creativity. In these conditions the creation of learning motivation is a primary task of the teacher. Active learning methods allow to do it perfectly.

The monograph considers the question of the terminological name «communicative game». The author defines its genre features, characterizes the psychological aspects of the creation of communicative games and their inclusion in the educational process of the modern school. The author reveals and substantiates the psychological and pedagogical requirements to the teacher who creates communicative games and the reasons why communicative failures happen while organizing game activity in class.

The article provides the analyses of modern active learning methods that activate and accelerate the acquisition of foreign language communicative competence, adaptation to foreign language environment. Namely, active methods – communicative and competence, whose components are «brainstorming», «mind maps», «needs analysis», synectic method, role-plays are the elements of critical thinking. These methods are the most effective and meet the requirements of a modern business man. The methods defined are aimed solely at attracting language capacity and the development of communication skills by enhancing higher order thinking.

Modern society increasingly places demands on the education system, the level of quality. At present, the education system is undergoing dramatic changes, but still faces some problems that inhibit the interaction of education with production and science. The article discusses the existing problems of education, discussed innovative ways to address them, as well as the ways of interaction between the educational process and production.

Transition to multilevel system of preparation demands widespread introduction in educational process of the educational technologies of training directed on increase of its efficiency and formation of common cultural and professional competences of students. Article is devoted to the analysis of use in educational process of active and interactive forms of carrying out occupations in the conditions of competence-based approach.