Computer Technology of Pedagogical Monitoring of Foreign Language Training Based on Modular Approach

Computer Technology of Pedagogical Monitoring of Foreign Language Training Based on Modular Approach

Angelina Olegovna Bagateeva, Guliya Nailevna Akhmetzyanova, Nailya Shaukatovna Valeyeva
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-2314-8.ch014
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Abstract

This chapter presents the structure and content of foreign language communicative competence in the form of a set of competencies (linguistic; speech; sociocultural; strategic; self-education), each of which includes invariant and variable elements. Pedagogical monitoring of foreign language training is considered as a specially organized continuous process of selective monitoring to develop a control action based on the analysis of the results that is multifunctional, and implements information, analytical, diagnostic, monitoring, and corrective functions. The authors' computer program implements informational, analytical, diagnostic, and monitoring functions, and opens up fundamentally new opportunities for testing to assess the success of the development of language disciplines. In the future, the functionality of the authors' patented computer program can be expanded through the development of an intelligent core, which will make it possible to effectively use computer technology for monitoring, evaluation, and forecasting in the process of foreign language training.
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Introduction

At the present stage of the education system development, one of the most important issues requiring a systematic solution is the evaluation of the educational process effectiveness. The concept of education development of the Russian Federation provides for a number of priority measures to ensure the quality of education, among which is the creation of a system of pedagogical monitoring of the quality of education.

In our study we proceeded from the hypothesis that pedagogical monitoring of foreign language training based of a modular approach in a technical university will be effective if:

  • the structure of foreign language communicative competence of technical university students is considered as an integrative characteristic of foreign language training of students, reflecting their ability of motivated use of a foreign language in professional activities;

  • modular construction of a complex of educational and methodological support contributes to the formation of integrative characteristics of foreign language training of technical university students;

  • pedagogical monitoring of foreign language training provides operational and ongoing monitoring in the study of the topic, section, course; conducting boundary control on the results of the study of complex disciplines; conducting final control;

  • computer technologies can be used as an effective tool for pedagogical monitoring of foreign language training.

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Background

In the research, devoted to the educational process monitoring, various problems are discussed, such as pedagogical monitoring in the system of continuous education (S.E. Matveeva), design and implementation of complex qualimetric monitoring (Yu.A. Shikhov), the inclusion of information technologies in pedagogical monitoring (I.K. Dubovik), the use of information technologies in monitoring the quality of the educational environment (A.N. Litvinov), features of the author's software and tools in professional foreign language training (S.E. Tsvetkova, I.A. Malinina).

The methodological basis of the study are the works in the field of management and information assurance education (P.F. Anisimov, V.M. Zuev, A.N. Mayorov, L.V. Shibaeva); the education quality assessment (V.A. Kalney, N.N. Mihaylova, N.A Selezneva); monitoring of the research and practical activities (E.G. Antosenkov, A.A. Ahmadeev, A.I. Byichkov, I.V. Vavilova, I.G. Galyamina, S.A. Gorbatkov, L.P. Gribanova, V.N. Gudkova, T.Z. Kozlova, V.K. Levashov, G.I. Mimandusova, N.A. Morozova, G.P. Saveleva, G.B. Skok, E.N. Tallin, V.N. Shamardin); monitoring of the system of evaluation and management of the quality of education at different levels (M.B. Guzairov, I.N. Eliseev, S.A. Gorbatkov, B.C. Lukmanov, T.D. Makarova, E.I. Muhortova, N.Sh. Nikitina, A.G. Sapronov).

The theoretical basis of the research are the following theses: the ideology of psychological and pedagogical support as the main approach to the organization of practical teaching assistance to students in terms of education (I.A. Baeva, M.R. Bityanova, I.V. Vachkov, O.S. Gazman, A.A. Derkach, N.V Zhutikova, A.K. Kolechenko, I. Romazan, V.V. Semikin, E.N. Shiyanov, etc.); pedagogical monitoring (V.I. Andreev, V.A. Kalney, A.N. Mayorov, A.A. Makarov, D.Sh. Matros, N.A. Selezneva, S.E. Shishov, etc.); taxonomy of education objectives (V.P. Bespalko, M.V. Klarin, V.P. Simonov, V.M. Sokolov, A.O. Tatur, A. De Block, B. Bloom, R. Gagne, etc.); pedagogical qualimetry and Cybernetics (M.L. Levitskiy, V.P. Mizintsev, V.I. Miheev, N.D. Nikandrov, V.P. Panasyuk, A.I. Subetto, V.S. Cherepanov, Yu.K. Chernova, etc.); classical test theory (V. S. Avanesov, James Algina, Linda Crocker, Charles Edward Spearman, M.B. Chelyishkova), methodology of pedagogical development test (N N.A.Baturin, V.I Vasilev., T.N.Tyagunova).

To test the hypothesis we used the following research methods: theoretical (analysis of psychological, pedagogical, philosophical, scientific and methodological literature, normative documentation on the research problem; generalization, comparison, systematization of domestic and foreign experience of monitoring foreign language training); empirical (pedagogical observation; conversations, interviews, questionnaires; testing; pedagogical experiment; analysis of the results using statistical methods).

Key Terms in this Chapter

Self-Educational Competence: Contributing to further motivated learning of a foreign language, continuing education and self-education by means of a foreign language.

Linguistic Competence: The ability to understand and apply the units of a foreign language in accordance with the professional field.

Foreign Language Communicative Competence: An integrative characteristic of foreign language training of technical university students, which the authors consider as a set of linguistic, speech, socio-cultural, strategic and self-educational competencies, each of which includes invariant and variable elements.

Sociocultural Competence: Allowing to understand and use language forms in accordance with the situation.

Speech Competence: Reflects the necessary level of proficiency in communication techniques.

Strategic Competence: Including the ability to complete language skills deficiency in the process of communication.

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