Kreativní lektor znamená kreativní student

ŠEVEČKOVÁ, Monika. Kreativní lektor znamená kreativní student (A creative lecturer means a creative student). In Cizí jazyk v akademickém a profesním vzdělávání. 2016.

Basic information

• Original name: Kreativní lektor znamená kreativní student
• Name (in English): A creative lecturer means a creative student
• Authors: ŠEVEČKOVÁ, Monika.
• Edition: Cizí jazyk v akademickém a profesním vzdělávání, 2016.

Other information

• Original language: Czech
• Type of outcome: Presentations at conferences
• Field of Study: 60200 6.2 Languages and Literature
• Country of publisher: Czech Republic
• Confidentiality degree: is not subject to a state or trade secret
• Organization unit: Language Centre
• Keywords (in Czech): hodnocení, jazyková hra, kompetence, komunikace, kreativita, ruština
• Keywords in English: evaluation, linguistic game, competence, communication, creativity, Russian

Abstract

Příspěvek pojednává o kreativních přístupech během výuky cizího jazyka ve vysokoškolském prostředí (na příkladu ruského jazyka). V první části se autorka věnuje významu zpětné vazby od studentů a stále populárnějšímu tématu zvyšování kompetencí v rámci interkulturní komunikace. Ve článku popisuje možnosti kreativních přístupů k výuce lexikálně-gramatických cvičení, přesahy do oblasti jazykové hry nebo neverbálního sdělování. Ve druhé části je důraz kladen na tři oblasti – akademický jazyk, poslechy a otázky testování. Autorka vysvětluje rozdílné přístupy při výuce čtení, akcentuje význam fonetiky, stejně jako možnosti částečného portfoliového hodnocení. V závěru článek přináší konkrétní příklady z výuky ruského jazyka pro akademické a odborné účely.

Abstract (in English)

This paper deals with creative approaches in foreign language teaching in a university environment (the teaching of Russian language serves as an example). In the first part, the author focuses not only on the student feedback but also on the theme of raising competences in intercultural communication, which is becoming more and more popular. The possibilities of creative approaches to the teaching of lexical and grammar exercises, which overlap into language games or non-verbal communication, are described in this paper. In the second part, three areas are emphasized – academic language, listening skills and testing. The author explains different approaches to the teaching of reading and emphasizes the importance of phonetics as well as the possibilities of partial portfolio assessment. In the end, this paper shows concrete examples from the teaching of Russian language for academic and specific purposes. This paper deals with creative approaches in foreign language teaching in a university environment (the teaching of Russian language serves as an example). In the first part, the author focuses not only on the student feedback but also on the theme of raising competences in intercultural communication, which is becoming more and more popular. The possibilities of creative approaches to the teaching of lexical and grammar exercises, which overlap into language games or non-verbal communication, are described in this paper. In the second part, three areas are emphasized – academic language, listening skills and testing. The author explains different approaches to the teaching of reading and emphasizes the importance of phonetics as well as the possibilities of partial portfolio assessment. In the end, this paper shows concrete examples from the teaching of Russian language for academic and specific purposes. This paper deals with creative approaches in foreign language teaching in a university environment (the teaching of Russian language serves as an example). In the first part, the author focuses not only on the student feedback but also on the theme of raising competences in intercultural communication, which is becoming more and more popular. The possibilities of creative approaches to the teaching of lexical and grammar exercises, which overlap into language games or non-verbal communication, are described in this paper. In the second part, three areas are emphasized – academic language, listening skills and testing. The author explains different approaches to the teaching of reading and emphasizes the importance of phonetics as well as the possibilities of partial portfolio assessment. In the end, this paper shows concrete examples from the teaching of Russian language for academic and specific purposes.