
Modern Journal of Language Teaching Methods - January 2018 Edition
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Author | Natalia A. Orekhovskaya |
instructor | Cristina Ungureanu, Associate Professor |
School | University of Pitesti |
Major | Linguistics |
Year of publication | 2018 |
Place | Pitesti |
Document type | journal |
Language | English |
Number of pages | 208 |
Format | |
Size | 3.96 MB |
- Language Teaching
- Linguistics
- Education
Summary
I. Overview of the Journal
The Modern Journal of Language Teaching Methods serves as a significant platform for scholarly discourse in the field of language education. The January 2018 edition, identified as Volume 8, Issue 1, presents a diverse array of articles that explore contemporary issues in language teaching methodologies. The journal is edited by Cristina Ungureanu, an Associate Professor at the University of Pitesti, ensuring a high standard of academic rigor. The editorial board comprises experts from various institutions worldwide, reflecting a global perspective on language education. This edition emphasizes the importance of inclusive education and the integration of critical thinking in student intellectual activities. The journal's commitment to addressing social problems through language education is evident in its selection of topics, which aim to enhance pedagogical practices and improve student outcomes.
II. Key Topics and Issues
The articles within this edition tackle several pressing topics in language education. One notable article discusses the inclusive education framework, highlighting its role in addressing social disparities in learning environments. The authors, Natalia A. Orekhovskaya and colleagues, argue that inclusive practices not only benefit students with disabilities but also enrich the learning experience for all students. Another significant contribution focuses on the culture of student intellectual activity, emphasizing the need for educators to foster critical thinking skills. Irina A. Larionova and her team present strategies for enhancing student engagement and promoting a deeper understanding of content. The journal also features research on the psychological and pedagogical support necessary for parents raising children with limited abilities, underscoring the collaborative role of families in the educational process.
III. Practical Applications
The findings and discussions presented in the Modern Journal of Language Teaching Methods offer valuable insights for educators and policymakers. The emphasis on inclusive education provides a framework for developing teaching strategies that accommodate diverse learning needs. By implementing the recommendations from the articles, educators can create more equitable learning environments. The focus on critical thinking and student engagement encourages teachers to adopt innovative pedagogical approaches that promote active learning. Furthermore, the research on parental involvement highlights the necessity of collaboration between schools and families, suggesting that effective communication can enhance student success. Overall, the journal serves as a vital resource for those seeking to improve language teaching methodologies and address the challenges faced in contemporary education.
Document reference
- Inclusive Education Social Problems (Natalia A. Orekhovskaya, Yekaterina V. Voevodina, Dmitry S. Raidugin, Tatyana N. Seregina)
- Culture Of Student Intellectual Activity: Critical Thinking Priorities (Irina A. Larionova, Zemfira M. Bolshakova, Vitalii A. Degterev, Aleksandr V. Litvinov, Lyudmila A. Bezborodova, Maria A. Bezborodova, Kirill S. Ezhov)
- Specific Character Of Occult Influence On Forming Classical Science (Elena Y. Polozhenkova, Darya N. Burmenskaya, Marina. M. Shubina, Nadezhda A. Dmitrienko)
- Language Proficiency and Students Behavior in the Classroom: A Comparative Study (Ronnie Goodwin, Ph.D.)
- University Students’ Motivation for Acquisition of the English language (Based on the Example of Survey among Students in Novosibirsk) (Tatiana Igorevna Monastyrskaya, Gleb Vyacheslavovich Toropchin)