THE IMPACT OF VISUALIZATION TECHNIQUES ON STUDENT’S LEARNING VOCABULARY

• Authors: Kolodii, Olena , Kovalchuk, Iryna , Syvak, Olena

Title variants

PL

WPŁYW TECHNIK WIZUALIZACJI W NAUCZANIU SŁOWNICTWA JĘZYKA OBCEGO

RU

ВЛИЯНИЕ ПРИЕМОВ ВИЗУАЛИЗАЦИИ В ИЗУЧЕНИИ ИНОЯЗЫЧНОЙ ЛЕКСИКИ

• Languages of publication: EN PL RU

Abstracts

EN

The article shows the phenomenon of visualization and its role in the process of learning as well as focuses on visualization as the modern method to learn foreign language vocabulary. The current study is designed to outline the main advantages of using the visualization in learning foreign language vocabulary as well as to highlight vocabulary teaching techniques based on visualization that are effective for students.

PL

Artykuł przedstawia proces wizualizacji i jego rolę w nauczaniu. W tej pracy wizualizacja jest uważana za nowoczesną metodę nauki słownictwa języka obcego. Zidentyfikowano główne zalety stosowania tej metody w nauczaniu słownictwa języka obcego. Ustalono główne techniki wizualizacji, które są skuteczne dla studentów.

RU

Статья раскрывает процесс визуализации и его роль в обучении. В данной работе визуализация рассмотрена как современный метод изучения иноязычной лексики. Выделены основные преимущества использования данного метода в изучении словарного запаса иностранного языка. Определены основные приёмы визуализации, которые являются эффективными для студентов.

Keywords

EN

visualization, visual, vocabulary, speaking skills, second language learners

PL

wizualizacja, wizualny, słownictwo, umiejętności mówienia, student uczący się języka drugiego

RU

визуализация, визуальный, лексика, навыки речи, студент изучающий второй язык

• Publisher: Międzynarodowy Instytut Innowacji Nauka – Edukacja – Rozwój w Warszawie
• Journal: International Journal of New Economics and Social Sciences
• Year: 2017
• Volume: 6(2)
• Pages: 359-367

Dates

published

2017-12-29

Contributors

author

Kolodii, Olena

author

Kovalchuk, Iryna

author

Syvak, Olena

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Identifiers

DOI

10.5604/01.3001.0010.7649