Innovative means of forming students' English communicative competence technical specialties
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.26565/2074-8167-2023-53-04Keywords:
educational process, institution of higher education, innovative means, formation, English communicative competence, students of technical specialtiesAbstract
Problem formulation. Formulation of the problem. The relevance of research on this topic is determined by a number of factors, among which the leading place is occupied by: globalization – the English language is becoming important in the field of technology and science. Knowledge of the English language is a necessary condition for a successful career in international companies, at scientific conferences, when publishing scientific articles; disadvantages of traditional methods – traditional methods of teaching English do not always give the desired result, do not form skills necessary for communication in the professional sphere; the need for innovation – there is a need to develop and implement innovative methods; means; technologies for the formation of English communicative competence of students of technical specialties; advantages of innovative means – innovative means make the learning process more interesting, motivated, effective.
The purpose of the article is to identify and characterize innovative means of forming the English communicative competence of students of technical specialties.
Materials and methods. To achieve the goal of the research, a wide range of theoretical methods were used, including the analysis of scientific-methodical and psychological-pedagogical literature, as well as the study of documentation related to the research topic.
Results of the research. Implementation of the communicative teaching method is an important component of a modern foreign language program for students of technical specialties. The goal of learning a foreign language is not only the professional training of four interrelated types of language activities (reading, writing, listening and speaking), but also the development of the ability to use a foreign language to express one’s thoughts.
During training, the formation of English communicative competence of students of technical specialties is to use innovative tools in the learning process, using which students can independently solve communicative tasks with the help of a foreign language, for example, modeling professional communication situations or looking for solutions by reading scientific literature. To achieve this, innovative teaching tools are used and incentives are created for the formation of English communicative competence of students of technical specialties.
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