List of publications on a keyword: «linguodidactics»


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Publication date: 29.04.2016
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Tatyana I. Anzina , candidate of pedagogic sciences
FSBEI of HE "Plekhanov Russian University of Economics" , Москва г

«Sinergetics as a basis of a syllabus for the course “Foreign Language”»

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The article considers one of the ways of solving the main task of the special-purpose programme of education development in Russian Federation – the correspondence between the professional education structure and content and the labor market demands. The author proposes the correlation of principles of the professional education, the professional linguodidactics and the synergetics to be the basis of a syllabus for the course “Foreign Language”. The purpose is to increase the productivity of the course in non-linguistic university and achieve the results stipulated in the Federal State Educational Standards of Higher Education. Due to the selected principles the process of language learning will be various enough, interactive, well-managed in time and knowledge gaining.

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Publication date: 04.06.2026
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Raikan A. Ysmailova , candidate of philosophical sciences, associate professor , associate professor
Aizhamal Imarova
Osh State University , Kyrgyzstan

«Psycholinguistic and didactic aspects of integrating neural network models in-to higher linguistic education: a theoretical review and experimental study»

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The article presents a multi-faceted analysis of the integration of artificial intelligence technologies into the process of training philologists and linguists. The author explores the theoretical convergence between the architecture of modern neural networks and classical Second Language Acquisition (SLA) hypotheses. The paper provides a detailed description of a pedagogical experiment conducted at the Institute of Philology and Intercultural Communication (IPIC), aimed at identifying the effectiveness of using generative models as «Socratic tutors." The results confirm the hypothesis that AI contributes to lowering the affective filter and accelerating the process of correcting interlanguage errors.