Argumentative Skills as a Basic Component of Professional Development of Future Teachers

2020

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DOI 10.13189/ujer.2020.081284
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Abstract

The modern period of educational development characterizes various attempts in higher quality and adequate result provision. Having acquired the modernized educational paradigm, our academic community placed personality development through communication under the focus of primary research. The relevance of the problem is that those future teachers are required to conduct a dialogue. The competency-based concept claims for professionally ready specialists who are capable of arguing in the academic field. The purpose of the article is to develop the ability to conduct reasoned discourse. In this sense, and under the circumstances of the current development of Kazakhstani society, it is inevitable to form the ability to conduct argumentative discourse as a crucial element for future teachers. Nowadays, modern foreign language teachers must have basic language knowledge and skills and upgrade teaching methods and techniques. That is why modern foreign language teachers need to develop intercultural communicative competence using all types of dialogical speech. There is the necessity of investigating the terms