METHODOLOGY OF FORMATION OF COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE IN STUDENTS OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS: COLLECTION OF METHODS FOR IDENTIFICATION OF COMMUNICATIVE PROBLEMS
Abstract
In the rapidly evolving world, communicative competence has become a crucial skill for students in professional educational institutions. This paper explores a methodology for the development of communicative competence through the use of a structured collection of methods for identifying communicative problems. The proposed methods—“Communicative Problem Map,” “Communicative Problem Tree Analysis,” and “Communicative Problem Review”—are designed to provide students with a systematic approach to recognizing, analyzing, and resolving communication issues. By implementing these methods, educators can effectively prepare students for professional communication challenges.
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Communicative competence, professional education, communicative problem mapHow to Cite
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