Using new innovative techlologies
in Education
Amankulova Laila Abdraiymovna
senior
teacher
Kazakh State Women’s Teacher
Training University
Kazakstan, Almaty
In times of globalization, the global village and the Internet, the
aspect of intercultural communication becomes more and more important. People
have the possibility to travel across continents; students are highly
recommended to pass an internship in a foreign. Therefore the knowledge of at
least one foreign language is definitely a crucial skill one should have. The
intention of this paper is to investigate differences in speech among cultures,
which can lead to a communicative breakdown. In order to clarify the term «culture», author
begins with finding an appropriate definition, and then turns to a
categorization of cultures in order to reveal different cultural assumptions
about their values and worldviews which are also reflected in their specific
way of communicating. It is very interesting to investigate no cognate
languages on the basis of linguistic and cultural aspects.
A number of
foreign authors (Goldschmidt, Goldschmidt and others) mean by self-forming unit
planned unit training activities, helping to achieve the defined objectives.
Others determine the nature of the module slightly differently: as a
stand-alone portion of educational material.
There are
a lot of advantages of Modular technology education:
AA Verbitsky introduces the "concept" active unit
"as a unit as specified by the transition to the professional training,
from the real challenges of classroom", emphasizing contrast active module
of the course, which is understood as a part of the course content with
teaching materials to him.
The module
can include several units, each of which contains a complete description of the
operation or administration.
It should
be noted the following advantages and features of the technology unit of study:
-A breakdown of the disciplinary policy of
finished parts (modules and elements) of independent significance.
- Sifting material
used as an "extra" for the particular type of work.
-Maximum promotes
individualization of learning.
The module can be represented as
a set of components, which can vary depending on the discipline. These components
are:
-Precisely formulated educational purpose;
-List of equipment, materials and tools;
-List of related educational
elements;
-Proper study material in
the form of a summary of a
particular text, accompanied by detailed illustrations;
-workshops for developing skills related to this educational
element;
-specific reference work, which adheres to the objectives, set in this training element.
The goal
is to develop modules
of the dismemberment of the
course content of each topic
into its component parts in accordance with professional, pedagogical and
didactic tasks defined for all
components of the various forms and types of education, coordination of their
time and the integration in a single complex.
The rating
system for monitoring and evaluation of educational achievements in the
technology of modular training is one of the main elements of a modular
training system for monitoring and evaluation of student achievement.
One form of
such a system is the individual communicative index (rating), which aims - to
focus the students to receive the maximum score in the study module.
In
addition, the rating system of control along with the positive (+) points,
there are negative (-), which is deducted from the amount typed (see table
below)
In the ranking system of control set lower limit (Rmin)
- 40% of the maximum possible number of points for each problem module. A
student who did not quite get this lower boundary points are considered as not
having learned the content of the problem module.
In conclusion I want to say that the technology of modular
training is adaptive, helps to
preserve the level of mental and
physical health, reduce anxiety,
and increase self-sufficiency and
quality of education. It is actual science:
it combines new teaching
approaches and traditions accumulated
since the beginning of the usual combined lesson. The
technology has a wide range
of internal self-development; it contains a constantly evolving energy system.
Experience of its use inevitably leads to an
increase in the competence of
students and teachers.
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