FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDUCATION AS A PHILOSOPHICAL, SOCIAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL CATEGORY

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https://doi.org/10.28925/2518-7635.2017.2.17

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category, cognitive-psychological space, educational paradigm, foreign language education, foreign language, modeling of the speech activity project

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Foreign language education is one of the priority areas of Ukraine's educational policy. It exists not only for teaching students to acquire a foreign language, but also aims to enrich the inner world of a person, to make it more erudite, bring society to a new level. One of the strategic directions in modernizing of education is the overcoming of reproductive mass education and the transition to a new educational paradigm, which provides cognitive activity and autonomy of thinking of those who study. "The school should teach how to think and teach how to study» - these are the pedagogical imperatives of the modern era.

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2018-01-17

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Onishchuk, I. (2018). FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDUCATION AS A PHILOSOPHICAL, SOCIAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL CATEGORY. The Modern Higher Education Review, (2). https://doi.org/10.28925/2518-7635.2017.2.17

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SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ASPECTS OF HIGHER EDUCATION