FEATURES OF TEACHING RUSSIAN LANGUAGE TO STUDENTS STUDYING IN THE HUMANITIES AND OTHER SPECIALTIES
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humanities, professional communication, language teaching methodology, interdisciplinary approach, differential approach, motivation, communicative competenceAbstract
This article discusses the specific features of teaching Russian to students studying in the humanities and other specialties. It analyzes the professional needs of students, an interdisciplinary approach, methods for forming communicative competence, and ways to use modern educational technologies. The authors substantiate the effectiveness of using a differentiated approach, increasing motivation, professionally oriented tasks, and integrative methodology in language teaching. The article is aimed at developing effective approaches to teaching the Russian language in a professionally oriented manner and contains useful recommendations for language teachers.
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