The communicative and linguistic competence formation model among students of philology

Sarbinaz Hamitovna Kylyshpayeva, Aigul Onalbayeva

2020

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DOI 10.48081/uvwg5880
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

"The relevance of this article is due to the need to create a model for the formation of the communicative and linguistic competence of students-philologists through the development of psychological mechanisms. It is proposed to consider the formation of communicative and linguistic competence as a process aimed at acquiring skills, abilities and knowledge, developing qualities and abilities that help solve the communicative tasks of philology students. A detailed review of the model for the development of the communicative and linguistic competence of philology students is given. The model includes 5 blocks and 3 modules. The developed model is aimed at developing the linguistic persona of the philologist, ready for a competent dialogue with the interlocutor, in which there is awareness and acceptance, as well as the development of his communication and language skills in order to correctly state his position. "