Implication and development of foreign information competence in higher school
Lilia Raitskaya
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Lilia Raitskaya
Abstract
The author compares information and IT competences independently singling out foreign language information competence. The latter is considered as a precondition for professionalism and successful professional careers in most fields where information in foreign languages matters. The author also states the key aspects of teaching foreign languages which influence the competence in question.
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The author compares information and IT competences independently singling out foreign language information competence. The latter is considered as a precondition for professionalism and successful professional careers in most fields where information in foreign languages matters. The author also states the key aspects of teaching foreign languages which influence the competence in question.
Key concepts: Precondition, Competence (human resources), Foreign language, Foreign language teaching, Psychology, Political science, Pedagogy, Computer science