FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING IN PHILOLOGICAL HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEMS AND PEDAGOGICAL DIAGNOSTICS
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Pedagogy, pedagogical diagnostics,, philological higher educationAbstract
This article discusses about foreign language teaching in philological higher education systems and pedagogical diagnostics. Furthermore, there are some useful information about the development of the English language communicative competence in the future teachers is a complex, pluralmotivated process, which uses diverse cognitive and metacognitive resources.
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