Keyword: «communicative exercises»

Modernization of the education system is a necessary condition for its effectiveness. Within the framework of the latest trends, involving the orientation of the educational process at the University to the future professional activity of students, technologies, methods and forms of work, that enable to bring learning activities closer to the professional ones, become relevant. In this regard, a competence-based approach is justified. The authors of modern methods of teaching Russian as a foreign language believe that the communicative nature of learning is the main goal in this approach. The formation of the communicative competence becomes the main task in teaching Russian as a foreign language. Moreover, language proficiency is manifested gradually not only in the educational sphere, but also in the professional one. That is why training in the Russian language as a foreign language in teaching foreign students may provide maximum efficiency in the formation of successful communication skills. The purpose of our research is to introduce the technology of communicative training into the learning process as the most effective type of interactive learning that implements personal activity-based approach and communicative approach. We understand the communicative training as the creation of case studies aimed at the development of communication and speech skills, control and correction of the interlocutors’ speech behavior, subject to all communication conditions. The main method of the research is a pedagogical experiment. The result of the experiment is a set of communicative exercises, role-playing games and learning sessions in general, aimed at the development of the communicative competence of the foreign students. In addition to the experiment, general scientific methods such as analysis, synthesis and generalization (in the study of the scientific literature), the descriptive method, the comparative method, the statistical method (in the calculation of the results of the study), the method of the participant observation (in the process of the study) are used. The participants in the experiment are the students of the special faculty of Omsk Tank-Automotive Engineering Institute from Sudan. The effectiveness of the experiment is confirmed during the intermediate control in the form of an exam. The average grade in the experimental group is 4.75, in the control group – 4.6. The exercises developed in the course of the research may be used in the practice of teaching Russian as a foreign language in adult education.

This article is devoted to communicative and pseudo-communicative exercises while working with an authentic text at school. The author gives examples of reproductive, reproductive-productive and productive exercises based on the novel "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" by J. Rowling.

The article summarizes the author’s experience of using communicative exercises and creative tasks when teaching English to second-year Education majors (Primary education and the English language). Reasons for extensive use of creative tasks are highlighted, examples of various exercises and tasks done at the lessons when dealing with the topic “Clothes. Style. Fashion” are given and ways of performing them are described.

The article discusses a communicative approach to teaching English grammar in primary and secondary schools. In the course of the research, the following methods were used: study and analysis of methodological literature, generalization of experience of teaching English at school. The author theoretically proves the use of a communicative approach in teaching English grammar.

This article discusses the techniques of teaching dialogic speech in a foreign language classroom. The article analyzes various communicative exercises that promote the development of dialogic speech, such as roleplaying in real life situations, including nonverbal communication. The ability to use the target language for communication is an important aspect in foreign language education, so the purpose of this article is to study the role of communicative exercises in dialogic speech.