• Original research article
  • March 1, 2015
  • Open access

PRIORITY OF MEANING-GENERATIVE ACTIVITY IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE ACQUISITION

Abstract

The article examines the advantages of person-oriented technologies of foreign language teaching based on the priority of developing the speech and thought activity of a student, his creative and intellectual abilities. The author focuses on the approach to the foreign language teaching on the basis of task solving and by the search methods.

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Author information

Anna Tikhonovna Anisimova

Southern Institute of Management

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Publication history

  • Published: March 1, 2015.

Keywords

  • смыслопорождающая деятельность
  • личностно-ориентированные образовательные технологии
  • изучение языка на основе выполнения заданий
  • методы поискового характера
  • meaning-generative activity
  • person-oriented educational technologies
  • language teaching on the basis of task solving
  • search methods

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