IMPARTING VALUES THROUGH TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES

2021

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DOI 10.47344/sdu20bulletin.v55i2.564
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Abstract

It is known that the education system of Kazakhstan, which is a relatively young country, needs improvements and amendments. In Kazakhstan, Value-based education is a comparatively new teaching trend and is only practiced in several schools. This paper on one side explains the necessity for value-based education, and on the other hand, it focuses on the usage of a foreign language as an effective tool to embed values in students. The process of introduction (integration) of values in Language Teaching is quite complicated. This paper mentions possible ways of effective planning foreign language lessons based on values. The influence of value-based teaching approach on secondary schools’ students is discussed.