Readiness for communicative-critical activity in future military specialists in the process of foreign language education: structure and content

The study aims to determine the specific features of the structure and content of readiness for communicative-critical activity in future military specialists formed in the process of foreign language education. The article examines the structure of readiness for communicative-critical activity in future military specialists as a combination of motivational, cognitive-operational, and reflective components, mutually integrated and interdependent. The scientific novelty lies in the presentation of a set of indicators of readiness for communicative-critical activity in future military specialists in the process of foreign language education, characterizing the content of the components of this phenomenon. As a result, a definition is given of readiness for communicative-critical activity in future military specialists in the process of foreign language education. This is an integrative-personal state of future military specialists, characterized by a stable motivation to carry out communicative-critical activities in the process of learning a foreign language; possession of theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for solving communicative military-professional tasks in a foreign language based on critical analysis of information; the ability to self-analyze and self-assess personal preparedness for future independent communicative-critical activity.

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Pedagogy Theory & Practice
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2025-08-20
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https://doi.org/10.30853/ped20250142
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Foreign Language Teaching Methods
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Readiness for communicative-critical activity in future military specialists in the process of foreign language education: structure and content

Mariya Mikhaylovna Bokova
Pedagogy Theory & Practice
Foreign Language Teaching Methods
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Readiness for communicative-critical activity in future military specialists in the process of foreign language education: structure and content

Mariya Mikhaylovna Bokova
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The study aims to determine the specific features of the structure and content of readiness for communicative-critical activity in future military specialists formed in the process of foreign language education. The article examines the structure of readiness for communicative-critical activity in future military specialists as a combination of motivational, cognitive-operational, and reflective components, mutually integrated and interdependent. The scientific novelty lies in the presentation of a set of indicators of readiness for communicative-critical activity in future military specialists in the process of foreign language education, characterizing the content of the components of this phenomenon. As a result, a definition is given of readiness for communicative-critical activity in future military specialists in the process of foreign language education. This is an integrative-personal state of future military specialists, characterized by a stable motivation to carry out communicative-critical activities in the process of learning a foreign language; possession of theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for solving communicative military-professional tasks in a foreign language based on critical analysis of information; the ability to self-analyze and self-assess personal preparedness for future independent communicative-critical activity.

Pedagogy Theory & PracticeVol. 10(8)
United States Air Force Academy (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 76%
Foreign Language Teaching Methods
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