Vol. 11 No. 55 (2022)
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On the problems of modern philology and the creative methodology of teaching foreign languages in the European educational system

Svitlana Hurbanska
Kyiv National University of Culture and Arts, Ukraine.
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Tetiana Botvyn
Lviv State University of Life Safety, Ukraine.
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Nataliia Burmakina
Foreign Languages Polissia National University, Ukraine.
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Yuliia Shovkoplias
Zaporizhzhіa National University Zaporizhzhіa, Ukraine.
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Antonina Hurbanska
Kyiv National University of Culture and Arts, Ukraine.
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Published 2022-10-10

Keywords

  • creativity, foreign language, non-traditional methodologies, innovations.

How to Cite

Hurbanska, S., Botvyn, T., Burmakina, N., Shovkoplias, Y., & Hurbanska, A. (2022). On the problems of modern philology and the creative methodology of teaching foreign languages in the European educational system. Amazonia Investiga, 11(55), 124–131. https://doi.org/10.34069/AI/2022.55.07.13

Abstract

The modern philology involves many creative methods in the study of foreign languages. European education system used measures related to the involvement of the new technologies and distance learning due to the global pandemic. The aim – to describe the latest methodology in combination with new technologies and creativity. The methodology of creative pauses was conducted among the students in Comenius University Bratislava. Methods: monitoring, testing, data analysis, description, experimental training using multimedia resources. The results showed that non-traditional methodologies (creative pauses) adapted to the FluentU media resource in combination with distance forms of education become an alternative to traditional learning.

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