Murayeva N. G.

Title of the article Stu­dents’ So­cio-Cul­tu­ral Com­pe­ten­ce For­ma­ti­on in Pro­ject Ac­ti­vity (Exampli­fi­ed by the Fo­re­ign Lan­gua­ge Te­ac­hing)
Authors Mu­ra­ye­va N. G.
In the section EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES
Year 2013 Issue №3 Pages  
Type of article   Index UDK   Index BBK  
Abstract

The paper deals with the model fostering the socio-cultural competence of the higher school students. The model in question is based on the integration of project activities and Web 2.0 information technologies, the methods facilitating its implementation being described along with the teaching means and forms, and socio-cultural competence formation levels. The author demonstrates the complex of problematic tasks which become more complicated depending on the acquired level of the above competence, and mastered skills and abilities. The tree types of socio-cultural projects are recommended according to the achieved levels: mini-project, web quest and web project.

The suggested model fulfills the idea of pedagogic facilitation of the foreign language learning by using the meaning formation mechanism in socio-cultural educational environment. The author argues that its introduction into the higher school training process can promote the students’ interest to the different culture and mentality, and their readiness for the cross-cultural dialog over the internet.

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Index terms socio-cultural competence, project activities, web-project, personal sense, meaning formation, socio-cultural information environment.
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