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PEDAGOGICAL CAPABILITY OF THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE AS A SUBJECT IN FORMING OF AN ALL-CULTURAL COMPETENCE OF BACHELOR STUDENTS IN THE DEGREE PROGRAMME “PEDAGOGICAL EDUCATION” // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 11 (126). P. 125-128

One of the basic tasks of modern universities is raising the level of personal culture. It is not only obtaining social and cultural knowledge but also performing activity that contributes into the transformation of such knowledge into moral and ethical beliefs, into creative skills, into students’ ability to find the way in cultural space and to apply the ethical standards as assessment criteria. This task is implemented within the framework of developing students’ general cultural competences.

Keywords: foreign languages training, general cultural competences, communication, language environment, communication, pedagogical training, professional training, pedagogical capability

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INTRODUCTION OF THE INTEGRATED MODEL IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE TRAINING PROCESS FOR THE FORMATION OF BACHELOR’S CULTURAL COMPETENCE // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 4 (169). P. 113-119

The article deals with the structure and components of the model of the forming general-cultural competence of bachelors of pedagogical education in the process of teaching foreign languages to the students of nonlinguistic higher educational institutions. The experience of foreign language competence-based teaching is analyzed. One of the basic tasks faced by today school is raising the level of personal culture. It is performing activity that contributes towards the transformation of such knowledge into moral and ethical beliefs, into creative skills, into ability to find ones way in cultural space and to apply the ethical standards as assessment criteria. This task is implemented within the framework of developing student’s general cultural competences.

Keywords: general cultural competences, educational support, social competence, competence-based approach, foreign language training, professional training

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TEACHING WELL-SUPPORTED ARGUMENTATION IN FOREIGN-LANGUAGE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATION // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 4 (193). P. 173-177

The subject of study is the problem of forming skills of well-supported argumentation in the process of mastering German scientific discourse for advanced foreign language students. Being confident in the knowledge of norms and rules of written and oral communication behaviour appears to be a necessary basis for efficient integration of students into the world scientific community. In the opinion of both researchers and students, the phenomenon of Argumentation, which is the main element of the scientific style of communication, causes particular difficulties. Following the logic of the chosen focus, the following authentic German educational publications are analysed: 1) „Mittelpunkt neu C1. Deutsch als Fremdsprache für Fortgeschrittene“; 2) „Wissenschaftsdeutsch. Argumentationsstrukturen – Sprachhandlungen – Ausdruck von Emotionen“; 3) „Klipp und Klar: Übungsgrammatik für die Mittelstufe B2/C1“. The analysis reveals their methodological potential, the strong and weak sides of the methodological approaches. In the first two textbooks, there are signs of a certain superficiality and fragmentation in the presentation of the material. The educational publication „Klipp und Klar: Übungsgrammatik für die Mittelstufe B2/C1“ however is different from the first two as it presents a holistic view of the ways of structuring a reasoned statement in German, taking into account elements of all levels. Practical recommendations on the development of the argumentative competence on the productive and receptive levels of language proficiency are formulated. The problem of teaching written or oral well-supported argumentation within the framework of scientific discourse requires further study, especially in the context of mastering communication learning strategies for students at an advanced level of learning a foreign language in a situation of p rofessionally-oriented scientific dialogue.

Keywords: scientific discourse, well-supported argumentation, German language teaching, linguistic means of argumentation

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