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DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNICATIVE SKILLS TRHOUGH DIFFERENT METHODS IN TEACHING THE SUBJECT OF “ENGLISH IN MEDICINE”

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The subject of “English in Medicine” is aimed to the student’s acquirement of professional communicative skills in medical aspect. Teaching process is focused on learners’ professional linguistic needs as well as teaching materials production. Different technologies, approaches and methods result in the development of students’ autonomy based on contact, mutual learning and interaction skills in educational process in the environment closely related to the professional area.

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I.Matveeva

Andijan State Medical Institute

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# learners’ needs# аутентичные тексты# languages for specific purposes# learner-centered approach# the subject of “English in Medic# appropriate material# authentic texts# task-based learning# effectiveness of role-plays# learner’s autonomy.# maxsus ingliz tili# talabaning ehtiyojlariga yo'nalt# "Tibbiyotda ingliz tili" fani# mos material# asl matnlar# специальный английский# направленность на нужды студента# предмет «Английский в медицине»# подходящий материал# эффективность проведения ролевых# развитие самостоятельного мышлен

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