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What is Communicative Strategies

Chapter 11
Assessment, Testing, and Measurement Strategies in Global Higher Education
Actions planned by the speaker in advance, implemented during the communicative act and aimed at achieving the communicative goal.
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Modern Educational Strategies for the Training of Philologists in Higher Education
Pavel Alekseevich Katyshev (Pushkin State Russian Language Institute, Russia), Irina Anatoljevna Leshutina (Pushkin State Russian Language Institute, Russia), and Svetlana Igorevna Elnikova (Pushkin State Russian Language Institute, Russia)
Copyright: © 2020 |Pages: 23
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-2314-8.ch011
Abstract
The chapter reflects the strategic approaches to the system of higher philological education. Changing the learning objectives and criteria of its effectiveness requires the introduction of new educational strategies in the practice of training philologists, the development of teacher interactive strategies that meet the requirements of student-centered learning work in different age groups and involve an active dialogue between the teacher and the student. All this reflects the goals of modern educational policy aimed at the modernization of education, provides a high level of quality of education and meets modern trends of globalization, information, and humanization of education.
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Chapter 13
What Does “¡Quédate en casa!” (‘Stay at Home!') Mean for a Poor Woman?: Analysis of an Online Debate Conducted by an Ecuadorian Feminist Group
Using a military metaphor, in a communicative context these are the different arrangements of the linguistic-discursive resources with a communicative purpose.
Published in Chapter: What Does “¡Quédate en casa!” (‘Stay at Home!') Mean for a Poor Woman?: Analysis of an Online Debate Conducted by an Ecuadorian Feminist Group; From: Handbook of Research on Historical Pandemic Analysis and the Social Implications of COVID-19
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