Keyword: «межкультурная коммуникация»
Нhe article presents practical experience in solving problems of intercultural communication in a multinational school (MBOU Secondary School No. 10, Yerik settlement), where 83% of students are representatives of various ethnic groups and practice Islam. Using specific examples (gender-related authority of teachers, conflict over school uniforms, language barriers), the author analyzes key challenges in the interaction between students, parents, and teachers. Effective ways to overcome them are described, including dialogue, legal awareness-building, involving parents in school management, and adapting the educational process using the "dialogue of cultures" methodology. The article will be useful for teachers and administrators of educational institutions working in a multicultural environment.
The article is devoted to the urgent problem of overcoming interference and the formation of stable grammatical skills of the Russian language among Abkhaz students. The author proceeds from the premise that traditional methods of explaining grammar often prove to be insufficiently effective in a bilingual environment, where the process of mastering a second language is significantly influenced by the structures of the native (Abkhaz) language. The main focus is on the practical application of such methods as communicative and role-playing games, situational tasks, project activities, work in pairs and small groups. The author proves that an interactive format that simulates situations of real communication allows you to transfer grammatical knowledge from a passive reserve into active speech skills.
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The relevance of the research is determined by the need to find effective methods for developing listening skills in international students studying Russian as a foreign language (RFL) in the context of the digital transformation of education. Traditional training packages are limited in their ability to respond promptly to the communicative practices and interests of the young people, who actively use social media. The TikTok platform, with its high motivational potential and microlearning format, represents a promising but methodologically under-explored tool for developing listening skills based on a linguistic and cultural component. The aim of the article is to theoretically substantiate and experimentally test the effectiveness of the methodology for developing listening skills within the framework of an integrated approach to teaching RFL through the integration of an educational TikTok project and Google Forms tasks. The leading method was a pedagogical experiment involving 30 international A2 level students, divided into a control group (CG) and an experimental group (EG) of 15 people each. The experiment included three stages and lasted three months (12 lessons). Open examination materials from St. Petersburg State University (Listening section, A2 level, maximum score – 150) were used for diagnostics. The reliability of the results is ensured by independent expert assessment. The initial diagnostic confirmed the comparability of the groups (CG – 60.1%, EG – 61.0%). The final diagnostic recorded a significant progress of the EG, which was taught using the developed methodology. The average score in the EG reached 115 points (76.7% completion), while in the CG it was 97.3 points (64.9%). The increase in the EG amounted to 22.7 percentage points, in the CG – only 4.8 p.p. The obtained data are statistically significant and confirm the effectiveness of the proposed methodology. The theoretical significance lies in clarifying the scientific understanding of the implementation of an integrated approach to the development of listening skills in a digital environment, as well as in systematizing the linguodidactic potential of TikTok. The practical significance consists in the development and testing of a reproducible methodological model, including an algorithm of student work, a system of tasks with a linguistic and cultural focus, and diagnostic tools that can be integrated into the practice of teaching RFL.

M. Pirog