The paper analyzes the results of an associative experiment conducted with second-year students (SibADI, Omsk) in the fall of 2020 with the aim of assessing the experience of the mass introduction of distance learning technologies, assessing the receptive reactions of students, identifying the degree of emotional comfort of learning during a pandemic, the difficulties they had to be faced, their sources and the degree of recurrence. The results of the study became the basis for the development of methodological recommendations in order to increase the degree of effectiveness of the educational process in a distance format. The introduction reveals the essence of the concept of distance education, its goals and objectives at different stages in different countries. A number of advantages provided by the distance learning format and its relevance in the modern world are highlighted. The results of the experiment showed that not all students are psychologically ready for a sharp transition to distance learning. The wide public resonance aroused increased interest in researching the problems that have arisen in this educational sphere. The associative experiment took place in two stages. The first question was aimed at identifying the preferences of the form of education of full-time students. The question was: What form of education do you prefer full-time or distance learning? The responses ratio was 70:30. Seventy percent of the surveyed respondents preferred full-time education, the rest distance learning. In the second part, they were invited to take part in an associative experiment to reconstruct a fragment of the national linguistic picture of the world in a certain historical period. Through an associative experiment, we were able to identify and analyze the psychoemotional assessment of the components and their frequency within the modified concept of distance education; practical recommendations of a didactic nature were proposed for reducing negative connotations and removing psychological barriers in the process of distance learning.
The article is devoted to the analysis of the speech receptive reactions of students who were forced to switch to a distance learning format due to the widespread spread of COVID-19 infection. In the fall of 2020, at Siberian State Highway University (Omsk, Russia), an associative experiment was conducted with secondyear students in order to assess the experience of mass introduction of distance learning technologies, assess the psychoemotional reactions of students, revealing the degree of psychological and emotional comfort of students studying in a pandemic circumstance. The aim was to identify zones of comfort and discomfort, difficulties that students had to face during the period of distance learning, their sources and degree of frequency. Based on the results obtained, a number of methodological recommendations were developed, the purpose of which is to reduce negative psychoemotional reactions and increase the degree of effectiveness of the educational process in a distance format. Through an associative experiment, we were able to identify and analyze the psychoemotional assessment of the components and their frequency within the modified concept of "distance education"; practical recommendations of a didactic nature were proposed for reducing negative connotations and removing psychological barriers in the process of distance learning.
The paper analyzes the results of a survey of first-year students of the Siberian State Automobile and Highway University, conducted to identify the problem areas and factors provoking psycho-emotional discomfort among students at the initial stage of education. The prospect of the study is the further development and implementation of effective methods for leveling factors that are sources of psycho-emotional discomfort during the educational process, and creating a comfortable educational environment that provides cognitive and emotional-reflexive inclusion of students in the educational process. The study was carried out in several stages. The results of the first survey made it possible to assess the degree of psycho-emotional comfort of students in 26 different disciplines. At the second stage, the presence of psychological comfort among students in the classroom was analyzed, depending on the nature of the discipline. The third stage of the study was aimed at identifying sources of discomfort. The identified sources were divided into external, associated with the personality of the teacher, and internal, associated with the student himself. Then a further survey was conducted to reveal factors that cause psycho-emotional discomfort. As external factors, the respondents indicated the language personality of the teacher, the manner of presenting the material and the nature of the requirements. Internal factors are the level of respondents own knowledge, self-doubt and uncertainty about the prospects. At the last stage of the study, the respondents had to suggest ways to overcome discomfort in the classroom. An analysis of the answers showed that the majority of respondents are ready to independently solve the problems of psycho-emotional discomfort by improving knowledge, more thorough preparation for classes, raising self-confidence, as well as by timely solving emerging issues and constructive dialogue with the teacher. In the final part, based on the identified sources and factors, methodological recommendations are formulated on how to eliminate the psycho-emotional discomfort of students in the classroom.
The paper is devoted to the need to include tasks aimed at a comprehensive analysis of the extra-linguistic factors of the communication situation in the teaching aids. Understanding the external context will allow us to create the conditions for effective decision making based on the use of sociocultural experience. The author demonstrates that the introduction of contextual analysis with an emphasis on socio-psychological content will make the process of teaching foreign languages practical-oriented and will contribute to the formation of competencies necessary for foreign language communication. Particular emphasis is placed on the genre filling of speech. Since genres of communication are a verbal reflection of the types of social interaction of people. The speech genre is the norm necessary for the realization of a communicative goal within the framework of the chosen message format. The specificity of communication is due to the unique combination of socio-psychological elements that determine the nature of the relationship within it. The paper describes and analyzes the thematic and genre content, taking into account the psycho-emotional characteristics of speech in the framework of professional communication between the boss (Dr. Cuddy) and his subordinate (Dr. House). The study used methods: contextual, genre, cognitive-semantic and comparative analysis. The author demonstrates that contextual analysis is an effective way of forming and implementing value-semantic, cultural, educational, cognitive and informational competence. Since knowledge and understanding of the role of extra-linguistic factors in the communication process largely determine the success of communication and the degree of effectiveness of using various language tools and speech tactics and strategies. The inclusion in the educational and methodological complexes for teaching a foreign language of tasks aimed at analyzing an external context that is close to real will contribute to the implementation of new approaches to teaching foreign languages in higher education, the further implementation of new federal state standards, and contribute to the achievement of the main goal of teaching foreign languages - the formation of a secondary linguistic personality, ready for foreign language communication in a multicultural world in a pandemic circumstances.
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