List of publications on a keyword: «foreign language teaching»

The article presents the history of second foreign language teaching from the point of views presented by philosophers and educators dating back to Ancient Egypt and the beginning of the 20th century. The overviewed philosophical and educational ideas have been applied in the modern context of the activity, communicative and ethnocultural approaches to second foreign language teaching.

The article deals with the problem of using of songs in the process of foreign language teaching as one of the methods of development of sound speech of pre-school children.

The article examines the role of digital technologies in teaching foreign languages, including the use of online resources, interactive platforms and multimedia materials that contribute to the individualization and increase the effectiveness of the educational process. Special attention is paid to the development of lexical skills through listening comprehension and the use of specialized services such as ListeningEnglish.com and Newsinlevels.com , as well as platforms for learning Chinese. The introduction of digital tools makes it possible to increase motivation, diversify educational materials and adapt them to the age and educational characteristics of students.

Public speeches at the classes on public speaking in foreign language classes in the field of law is an important element in the process of learning at the university. The purpose of public speaking is to present information live in front of an audience and to involve this audience to take part in the discussion of an issue or topic. When preparing a public presentation at university in a foreign language, a future lawyer faces a great number of difficulties. The presented article gives recommendations on the use of tasks for teaching public speaking skills in the teaching of foreign language teaching in the field of law at the university. Such tasks can be being different special exercises to develop the skills of public speaking addressing the audience. The authors focus primarily on student speeches and debates.