Methodological principles for selecting foreign language media texts as a supplementary learning tool at language faculties

The study aims to identify the principles for selecting media texts as a supplementary learning tool in the context of foreign language education at language faculties. Despite the lack of a unified set of principles for selecting media texts suitable for foreign language education, the study was able to identify a list of optimal recommendations for selecting mass media texts applicable within the foreign language education system at language faculties. The scientific novelty of the work lies in presenting a tested methodological plan for implementing the educational process using media texts as a supplementary learning tool, selected according to the recommendations identified in the study. The results of this study prove that taking into account a number of media text selection principles can contribute to a more effective and purposeful organization of the educational process, provided that the media text is used as a supplementary learning material and its theme correlates with the curriculum.

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Philology Theory & Practice
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2024-08-19
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https://doi.org/10.30853/phil20240387
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Foreign Language Teaching Methods
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Methodological principles for selecting foreign language media texts as a supplementary learning tool at language faculties

Gaiane Samvelovna Khachatrian
Philology Theory & Practice
Foreign Language Teaching Methods
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Methodological principles for selecting foreign language media texts as a supplementary learning tool at language faculties

Gaiane Samvelovna Khachatrian
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The study aims to identify the principles for selecting media texts as a supplementary learning tool in the context of foreign language education at language faculties. Despite the lack of a unified set of principles for selecting media texts suitable for foreign language education, the study was able to identify a list of optimal recommendations for selecting mass media texts applicable within the foreign language education system at language faculties. The scientific novelty of the work lies in presenting a tested methodological plan for implementing the educational process using media texts as a supplementary learning tool, selected according to the recommendations identified in the study. The results of this study prove that taking into account a number of media text selection principles can contribute to a more effective and purposeful organization of the educational process, provided that the media text is used as a supplementary learning material and its theme correlates with the curriculum.

Philology Theory & PracticeVol. 17(8)
Lomonosov Moscow State University (RU), Moscow State University (TJ)
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Foreign Language Teaching Methods
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