USE OF THE PROJECT METHOD IN TEACHING MONOLOGICAL EXPRESSION IN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE TO BACHELOR STUDENTS OF PHILOLOGY
Keywords:
monologue statement; method of projects; skills building; development of skills.Abstract
This article will focus on the use of the project method in teaching a monologue statement in a foreign language for bachelor students of philological specialties. Particular attention is paid to the problem of teaching monologue expression, taking into account modern teaching methods and technologies, for the successful formation of monologic expression skills and the development of skills. The article proves that innovative pedagogical technologies contribute to the effective teaching of a foreign language monologue statement of bachelor students of philological specialties.
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