Differentiating education in learning foreign language by students of other majors

2020

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DOI 10.31489/2020ped1/69-75
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Abstract

Differentiating education in learning foreign language by students of other majorsThis article aims at pointing out some criteria of differentiating education and relevant methods within the process of second language acquisition.The article begins with a context analysis in the frame of trilingual system, which has been implemented in the last decades in Kazakhstan.On the one hand, the article pays attention to modalities of differentiation considering content, the process and learning outcomes identifying criteria and its psychological dimensions.On the other hand, it suggests some methods for improving the learning process designed after an initial assessment.A broad range of theoretical generalizations is given and practical experience as a whole is summed up without reference to a certain level of language proficiency.Combining a theoretical frame with experimental data collected from English classes performed at two faculties in Karaganda State University the research is both theoretical and practical.Thinking of acquiring foreign languages as awareness rising, transfer of grammatical structures, vocabulary improvement and stylistic differentiation the suggested methods are possible paths for successful learning and teaching.