TEACHING METHODOLOGY IN HIGHER EDUCATION 3(17) 2014
Year: 2014 Issue: 3(17)
Pages: 494
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Chief Editor’s Introduction

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Positions and Prospects of the 5- 100-2020 PROJECT Members in International University Rankings

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Approaches to the term “networking in higher education”

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Translation aspects of research and teaching staff publication activity in modern university

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Self-actualization indicators of higher school students with various professional orientations

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Personality-orientation as a methodological approach to training publishers

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Сonvergent strategy of foreign language teacher training at pedagogical universities

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Teaching general subjects and building general cultural competences in modern higher education

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Emotion regulation as a prerequisite of resilient behavior

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Psycho-pedagogical foundations of grammatical aspect improvement in teaching speaking to interns-philologists during short-term training

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Formation of communication mobility as a factor for higher competitiveness of bachelors in the international economy

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International educational language projects to develop learners’ sociocultural and communication abilities

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Arranging the linguistic support of international education programs at technical universities and colleges

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Historical-pedagogical culture didactics for a future teacher in higher school (on the way to professional excellence)

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Issues of engineering higher school undergraduates training for international scientific and educational activities

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Academic mobility and international competitiveness

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Participation of a foreign language teacher in the training of engineering students for an international conference

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Determination of a foreign language teaching strategy on the grounds of students’ personality research (major 100400 Tourism)

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Independent student research in business English

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Providing continuity between secondary and higher educational institutions in building scientific-research competence

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Tutor work in academic groups

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Unification of methodical instructions for laboratory work at technical universities

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Personal and professional development of nonlinguistic university students within “foreign language” discipline

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Stages of conceptual content development in the field of education informatization

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The role of modern information and communication technologies in students’ discourse skills development in a higher language school

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Advantages of LMS Moodle in comparison to other E-learning systems

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Use of electronic devices in learning English

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Application of interactive technology for students’ independent work

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Particularities of grammar communication skills using the trainingcontrolled computer program

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IT educational field as the basic form of building the intercultural communicative competence in secondary and higher school

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Use of educational online resources in the course of Anglo-American literature

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Teaching learners’ writing skills via Twitter

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Development of on-line guiding course in the learning management system (LMS) MOODLE

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Electronic educational materials as means of building the information competence and literacy

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Bilingual teaching in cross-cultural communication

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Global English as the language of international communication in european and asian countries

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FOU (français sur objectifs universitaires) – a new approach to teaching French

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Developing intercultural competence for students of humanities by means of horizontal interdisciplinary links

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Semantic English language fields in developing students' professional lexical competence at non-linguistic departments

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Translation aspects in teaching foreign languages for master degree students of non-linguistic specializations

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Use of contrastive principle in developing foreign language communicative behavior of students-philologists

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American set expressions in the country studies course

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Ortnamnsregistret: electronic collection of Sweden’s place-names

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Representation of interaction rituals in modern English texts

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Innovative potential of educational traditions: open-type textbook for foreign language learning

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Developing translation competence in foreign language learners by means of authentic textbook adaptation

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Comprehension difficulties of English grammar terminology for non-linguist learners (exemplified by the term 'Simple')

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Classification of difficulties in listening comprehension at a foreign language class

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Teaching speaking for specific purposes (SSP): a structured approach

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Significance of sms-lexicon as an essentially new type of communication and its resources in teaching foreign languages

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Teaching the course “Russian language and the culture of speech” for bachelors who minor in philology in compliance with the state educational standards of the third generation

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Professional orientation of the course «linguistic analysis of texts» for bachelors of book publishing major

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Study of specialists' verbal behavior as an important component of the course "Language and ethics of business communication"

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Teaching foreign languages through dramatization

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Compilation of tests as a method of teaching material consolidation

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Newspaper journalism as a source of cultural competence development for foreign students

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Methodological organization of language material in the training of listening comprehension for foreign students

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International conference Human - computer interaction (HCII)-2014

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International Conference “Languages and Cultures in Modern World”

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On the way from Ivanovo school-workshops to cultural heritage lexicography workshop in Florence

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