TUTORING AS THE PEDAGOGICAL TECHNOLOGY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF RESEACH SKILLS IN LANGUAGE STUDENTS

SERGEEVA M.G.; PETROVA M.G.; Gao Juyan

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TUTORING AS THE PEDAGOGICAL TECHNOLOGY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF RESEACH SKILLS IN LANGUAGE STUDENTS

REVISTA INCLUSIONES ЧИЛИ. 2020. Vol. 7. No. S2-2. P. 249-259.

SERGEEVA M., PETROVA M., Gao J.

Traditional approaches to teaching and learning do not meet the modern requirements for the

pedagogical process and professional competencies of a teacher. New methods and forms of

training are being developed, which are regarded as a compulsory component of education,

endowing it with specific features.

Language: English

Keywords: innovative pedagogical technologies