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Language Maturity In Roma Children In The First Year Of School Attendance

Katarína Vanková
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Rastislav Rosinský
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Miroslava Čerešníková

Keywords: Communication skills, mother tongue, language competence, socially disadvantaged environment

Article no: 78

Pages 794-802

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.01.78

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State And Legal Aspects Of Linguistic Competence Of Lawyers

Olga Y. Avdevnina
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Tatyana V. Ivanova
,
Olga V. Nikitina

Keywords: Language policy, language competence, literary language, profiling of teaching, state language

Article no: 8

Pages 45-50

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.01.8

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Developing and Improving Professional Skills and Personality Traits as Indicators of Foreign Language Teachers Ability for Applying Personal Approach to the Teaching of Students

Tatyana I. Kuznetsova
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Igor A. Kuznetsov
,
Radif R. Zamaletdinov

Keywords: The model of the formation of professional foreign language competence; communicative competence; organizational-pedagogical conditions of foreign language teaching; a set of requirements for foreign language training

Article no: 53

Pages 335-340

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.07.53

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Grouping Criteria For Training Foreign Language Interpersonal Communication Skills Of Engineering Students

Mary Evdokimova
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Natalia Baydikova
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Yelena Davidenko

Keywords: Communicative language competence, interpersonal communication competence, cooperative learning, small groups, grouping criteria, homogeneous and heterogeneous groups

Article no: 30

Pages 264-272

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.02.30

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Blogging in English as a Tool for Enhancing Students’ Motivation, Professional Development and Succeeding in the Labour Market

Andrey Gareyev
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Olga Shikhova
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Yuri Shikhov
,
Yulia Krasavina

Keywords: Blogging, blog, independent work, self-development, motivation, professional language competence, technology, language learning, thesaurus

Article no: 37

Pages 228-235

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.07.37

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Environmental Online Discourse In Developing Professional Foreign Language Competence Of Ecology Students

Elena Pavlova
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Nailya Valeeva
,
Yulia Zakirova

Keywords: Ecology Students, effective learning, environmental challenges, environmental online discourse, professional foreign language competence, proficiency level

Article no: 81

Pages 706-712

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.04.81

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Study Of Language Competence In Pupils In First Year Of School Attendance With Accent On Mother Tongue

Katarina Vankova
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Rastislav Rosinsky
,
Miroslava Ceresnikova

Keywords: Mother tongue. Language competence. Socially disadvantaged environment. Child with Romani mother tongue. Child with Slovak mother tongue

Article no: 28

Pages 268-275

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.01.02.28

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