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PROSPECTS OF TEACHING FRENCH IN THE INFORMATION TO CONCEPTUAL AGE TRANSITION PERIOD

Cherkashina Elena Ivanovna

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As a result of the transition to a new social and economic model the modern society faces the necessity to reconsider the idea of the right hemisphere functions and change the approach to life. The skills that led the life in the information age remain necessary, but they alone are no longer sufficient for personal self-realization in the new conceptual age. The emphasis on the abilities of the right hemisphere can contribute to solving urgent problems in the system of higher education. For example, a complex linking of lingvo-didactic components makes the teachers of foreign language take into consideration the results of the research in the field of functional interhemispheric asymmetry of the brain. The knowledge of the dominant hemisphere cerebration peculiarities for the students of technical specializations (engineering physicists) let us model a lingvo-educational process in a non-linguistic university. We believe our aim is to draw attention of foreign language teachers to a specific approach to organizing a foreign language teaching process for this category of students.

Keywords: conceptual age, right hemisphere thinking, lingvodidactics, a model of lingvo-educational process, abilities, foreign language teacher training

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7. Nizkodubov G. A. Sotsial'no-psikhologicheskiye i yazykovye trudnosti pri izuchenii angliyskogo yazyka v kontekste nepreryvnogo obrazovaniya [Socio-psychological and language diffi culties in teaching English in the context of life-long learning]. Vestnik Tomskogo gosudarstvennogo pedagogicheskogo universiteta – TSPU Bulletin, 2014, no. 8 (149), pp. 62–65 (in Russian).

8. Cherkashina E. I. Modelirovaniye lingvoobrazovatel'nogo protsessa v sisteme vysshego professional'nogo obrazovaniya [Modelling linguoeducational process in the system of professional higher education]. Professional'noye obrazovaniye: modernizatsionnye aspekty – Vocational education: modernization aspects. Vol. 4. Rostov-on-Don, Izd-vo Mezhd. issled. tsentra “Nauchnoye sotrudnichestvo”, 2014. Pp. 230–262 (in Russian).

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Issue: 10, 2015

Series of issue: Issue 10

Rubric: PEDAGOGICAL TECHNOLOGIES

Pages: 109 — 113

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