Digital Storytelling as a Technological Framework for Teaching Foreign Language Professional Communication to Science Students
- Authors: Komochkina E.A.1, Selezneva T.V.1, Akimova N.V.1
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Affiliations:
- Moscow Region State University, Moscow region, Mytishchi
- Issue: No 4(845) (2022)
- Pages: 34-41
- Section: Pedagogical Studies
- URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/2500-3488/article/view/357396
- ID: 357396
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The article presents an interdisciplinary study of the issues involved in teaching professional communication to science undergraduates. The study is aimed to develop a technology for the FL course and is rooted in the theories of media education, digital rhetoric, and digital storytelling. The technology was tested at the faculty of Physics and Mathematics (MGOU) and has proven itself due to its use of digital content, designed professional situations, scientific validity and topicality.
About the authors
Elena Anatolievna Komochkina
Moscow Region State University, Moscow region, Mytishchi
Author for correspondence.
Email: Komochkina2010@yandex.ru
Phd (Pedagogy), Associate Professor, Linguodidactics Department
Russian FederationTatiana Vladimirovna Selezneva
Moscow Region State University, Moscow region, Mytishchi
Email: skirley@mail.ru
Phd (Philology), Associate Professor, Linguodidactics Department
Russian FederationNataliya Vladimirovna Akimova
Moscow Region State University, Moscow region, Mytishchi
Email: nvakimova@yandex.ru
Phd (Pedagogy), Associate Professor, Head of the Linguodidactics Department
Russian FederationReferences
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