The resource of mnemonics in preparing teachers for intercultural communication

The article is dedicated to a theoretical analysis of the concept of “preparing the teacher for intercultural communication”. The authors of the article focus on the active use of the technology of mnemonics in the academic process of higher education in order to train future specialists in the multilingual educational space of the university.The article describes the specific features of the use of various mnemonics tools, which contribute to the intensive development of mental processes (memory, attention, imaginative thinking), as well as enrichment of vocabulary, speech and writing in students in the study of foreign languages. The author of the article reveals the possibilities of the integrated use of such mnemotechnical tools as: “mnemonic”, “mnemonic technic”, “mnemonic tool” etc. The mnemonic techniques and tools differ in degree of complexity and, at the same time, are in accordance with the logic of studying linguistic material for intercultural communication. The systematized cluster of mnemotechnical methods, techniques and tools allows one to significantly expand the arsenal of linguistic knowledge among future teachers, to recreate a model of conscious students assimilating new knowledge in the field of intercultural communication with students, their parents, foreign students and teachers.

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ACROSS Journal of Interdisciplinary Cross-border Studies
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2025-03-31
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https://doi.org/10.35219/across.2022.5.2.07
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Education, Innovation and Language Studies
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The resource of mnemonics in preparing teachers for intercultural communication

Tszin YAOTSIUAN, Tatyana MITEVA, Олена Біла
ACROSS Journal of Interdisciplinary Cross-border Studies
Education, Innovation and Language Studies
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The resource of mnemonics in preparing teachers for intercultural communication

Tszin YAOTSIUAN, Tatyana MITEVA, Олена Біла
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The article is dedicated to a theoretical analysis of the concept of “preparing the teacher for intercultural communication”. The authors of the article focus on the active use of the technology of mnemonics in the academic process of higher education in order to train future specialists in the multilingual educational space of the university.The article describes the specific features of the use of various mnemonics tools, which contribute to the intensive development of mental processes (memory, attention, imaginative thinking), as well as enrichment of vocabulary, speech and writing in students in the study of foreign languages. The author of the article reveals the possibilities of the integrated use of such mnemotechnical tools as: “mnemonic”, “mnemonic technic”, “mnemonic tool” etc. The mnemonic techniques and tools differ in degree of complexity and, at the same time, are in accordance with the logic of studying linguistic material for intercultural communication. The systematized cluster of mnemotechnical methods, techniques and tools allows one to significantly expand the arsenal of linguistic knowledge among future teachers, to recreate a model of conscious students assimilating new knowledge in the field of intercultural communication with students, their parents, foreign students and teachers.

ACROSS Journal of Interdisciplinary Cross-border StudiesVol. 5(2)
Izmail State University of Humanities (UA)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 100%
Education, Innovation and Language Studies
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