Modern Journal of Language Teaching Methods (MJLTM)
Modern Journal of Language Teaching Methods (MJLTM)
MJLTM
Literature & Humanities
http://mjltm.org
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Communicative Quest as an innovative EFL teaching technology
Foreign language teaching and learning
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Research
The study reveals the pedagogical essence, educational content and key features of Communicative Quest Teaching Technology as part of communicative approach in teaching foreign language at school. The paper proposes a Communicative Quest technology 12-faceted model for effective EFL and intercultural communication teaching. Communicative Quest is a student-centered, situation-based, task-based, role-played, dialogue and networking-oriented interactive FL teaching technology, involving modern media tools and strategic thinking, targeted at complex communicative competency acquisition. The Communicative Quest is an interactive teaching technology, based both on application of digital devices interactive didactic language cards and on face-to-face interaction of learner with the teacher and other students as well. The Communicative Quest teaching technology is aimed at practically oriented FL teaching, dealing with Learner’s preparedness measuring and tuning.<br>
The key principles of foreign language and culture communicative competency formation and development by means of Communicative Quest techniques are elicited. The communicative set of Communicative Quest teaching technology is bifocal, since the first pedagogical task is to develop student’s’ learning to learn abilities and the second – to provide the student with proper foreign language tools and algorithm of communicative behavior in a task-solving activity appropriate to communicative situation and acceptable in a foreign language and culture social context. Both things are learnt in subject-to-subject mode in Communicative Quest accomplishing. The interconnection of Language Learner’s action (‘learning by doing’), interaction (‘learning through interacting’) and reflecting is the threefold source of mastering the necessary skills and specific preparedness of communicative, cognitive, meta-cognitive and meta-communicative nature by accomplishing Communicative Quest. The article outlines the functional structure model of Communicative Quest 12 key elements (preconditions, technical units and pedagogical components). Ten sample micro-genres of Communicative Quest as instructional language game are formulated and described. The article also presents the results and an analytical review of the pedagogical experiment, performed in 4th to 7th form English classes in secondary and primary school (2015, 2016, 2017).
Communicative, innovative, teaching, technology
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http://mjltm.org/browse.php?a_code=A-10-1-89&slc_lang=en&sid=1
Anastasiya
V. Tikhomirova
10031947532846001375
10031947532846001375
Yes
PhD student, Tver State University, a federal state-financed higher education institution, Tver, Russia
Andrey
A. Bogatyrev
10031947532846001376
10031947532846001376
No
Doctor of Philological sciences (Linguistic), Professor, Tver State University, a federal state-financed higher education institution, Tver, Russia
Olga
P. Bogatyreva
10031947532846001377
10031947532846001377
No
PhD in Philology (German languages), Associate Professor, Tver State University, a federal state-financed higher education institution, Tver, Russia