ON THE ISSUE OF TEACHING INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION
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Jun 17, 2021
Keywords:
intercultural communication, professional international cooperation, pragmatics of the speech, cultural identity, stereotypical ideas
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Abstract
This article analyzes the issue of teaching intercultural communication. In today's fast-paced world, teachers must be able to use creatively the most productive educational technologies that provide high-quality training for future specialists in intercultural communication in the process of teaching a foreign language in the system of higher education. This is one of the most significant modern trends in teaching a foreign language and intercultural communication.
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3. P.V. Sysoev. Controversial issues of communicative control of students' ability to perceive speech by ear // Foreign languages at school. - 2008.
4. Biber D. Corpus Linguistics: Investigating language structure and use. / D. Biber, S.Conrad, R. Reppen. - Cambridge University Press, 2001.