This document discusses the use of poetry in foreign language teaching. It argues that poetry can enrich students' linguistic experiences, develop language skills, and foster cultural understanding. The document outlines different methods for incorporating poetry, such as reading poems aloud and analyzing structure. Studies show poetry can improve language abilities and increase motivation. However, teachers must select appropriate materials and provide support, as some students may struggle with poetic devices. Overall, the document concludes poetry is an effective tool when implemented properly in the foreign language classroom.
This document discusses the use of poetry in foreign language teaching. It argues that poetry can enrich students' linguistic experiences, develop language skills, and foster cultural understanding. The document outlines different methods for incorporating poetry, such as reading poems aloud and analyzing structure. Studies show poetry can improve language abilities and increase motivation. However, teachers must select appropriate materials and provide support, as some students may struggle with poetic devices. Overall, the document concludes poetry is an effective tool when implemented properly in the foreign language classroom.
This document discusses the use of poetry in foreign language teaching. It argues that poetry can enrich students' linguistic experiences, develop language skills, and foster cultural understanding. The document outlines different methods for incorporating poetry, such as reading poems aloud and analyzing structure. Studies show poetry can improve language abilities and increase motivation. However, teachers must select appropriate materials and provide support, as some students may struggle with poetic devices. Overall, the document concludes poetry is an effective tool when implemented properly in the foreign language classroom.
Туркменского Государственного университета имени Махтумкули,
Анадов Шамаммед, студент 5-го курса Туркменского Государственного университета имени Махтумкули г. Ашхабат, Туркменистан ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНИЕ ПОЭЗИИ В ОБУЧЕНИИ ИНОСТРАННОМУ ЯЗЫКУ Аннотация: Актуальность использования поэзии в обучении иностранным языкам заключается в том, что поэзия обогащает лингвистический опыт учащихся, развивает их языковые навыки и способствует лучшему пониманию культуры страны, язык которой изучается. Целью данной статьи является рассмотрение методов использования поэзии в процессе обучения иностранным языкам, а также анализ эффективности такого подхода. Ключевые слова: Поэзия, обучение иностранным языкам, методика, эффективность, культурное понимание. Berdiliyeva Aygul, teacher Magtymguly Turkmen State University, Anadov Shamammed, undergraduate student of Magtymguly Turkmen State University Ashgabat, Turkmenistan USING POETRY IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING Annotation: The relevance of using poetry in teaching foreign languages lies in the fact that poetry enriches the linguistic experience of students, develops their language skills and contributes to a better understanding of the culture of the country whose language is being studied. The purpose of this article is to consider methods of using poetry in the process of teaching foreign languages, as well as to analyze the effectiveness of this approach. Keywords: Poetry, foreign language teaching, methodology, effectiveness, cultural understanding. Introduction In the context of globalization and increasing cultural exchange, teaching foreign languages is becoming an integral part of modern education. However, to effectively master a foreign language, it is necessary not only to master vocabulary and grammar, but also to have a deep understanding of the culture and mentality of the country whose language is being studied. Literature review In modern linguistics and educational practice there is an extensive body of literature devoted to the use of poetry in teaching foreign languages. Research results and practical experience demonstrate the value of poetry as an effective tool in teaching foreign languages. One of the classic works in this area is the book by G. Lazar “Literature and Language Teaching: A Guide for Teachers and Trainers” [2, p. 73]. In this book, the author examines in detail the methods of using literary works, including poetry, in the process of teaching foreign languages. She highlights the importance of literary text as a means for understanding the cultural characteristics of the country and the language being studied, and focuses on the development of communication skills through the analysis of poetic works. Another important source is the work of H.D. Brown “Teaching by principles: an interactive approach to language pedagogy” [1, p. 92]. The author emphasizes the importance of interactive teaching methods, including working with poetry, in developing language skills and cultural understanding. He offers a number of practical recommendations for using poetry in the classroom, and also explores the psychological aspects of students' perception and adaptation of poetic texts. An undoubted contribution to the development of methods of teaching poetry in foreign languages was also made by A. Meili and A. Duff in their book “Drama Techniques in Language Teaching: A Collection of Communicative Exercises for Language Teachers” [3, p. 45]. In this work, the authors present an extensive arsenal of exercises and techniques based on dramaturgical techniques, including the use of dialogue and poetry to develop students' oral language and communication skills. Main part Methodology of using poetry in teaching a foreign language. The methodology for using poetry in teaching a foreign language is varied and depends on the learning objectives, the level of students and the context of the educational process. One of the most common methods is to read poems aloud, followed by a discussion of their content, linguistic features and emotional overtones. This approach allows students not only to become familiar with new words and phrases, but also to understand the context in which they are used and to feel the emotional charge that each poem carries with it. Another method is to analyze the structure of the poem, including rhythm, rhyme, and the use of figures of speech and metaphors. This helps students understand how language works, what language is used to express certain ideas and emotions, and how language can be played with to achieve certain effects. The use of poetry in various aspects of teaching. Poetry can be involved in learning in a variety of ways. For example, it can be used to develop reading and listening skills, as well as to develop writing and speaking skills. Poems can serve as the basis for writing an essay, discussing a particular topic, or leading a debate. In addition, poetry can be used to broaden students' horizons by allowing them to become familiar with different cultural traditions and historical events through exposure to poems from different countries and eras. The effectiveness of using poetry in teaching a foreign language. Many studies show that using poetry in foreign language teaching can significantly improve students' language skills. Poems encourage students to develop skills in perceiving, analyzing and interpreting text, and also help them master complex lexical and grammatical structures. In addition, poetry promotes the formation of an emotional connection with language, which can increase student motivation and improve learning outcomes. Integrating poetry into the educational process: challenges and prospects. However, despite all the advantages of using poetry in teaching a foreign language, there are also challenges. Some students may have difficulty understanding poetic texts due to their metaphorical nature and non-standard structure. Therefore, it is important to provide students with suitable teaching materials and systematically work on developing their skills in working with poetry. Conclusion The use of poetry in foreign language teaching is a powerful tool for promoting the development of language skills, cultural understanding, and emotional connection to the target language. However, for maximum effectiveness, this approach requires competent methodological preparation and constant improvement of the educational process, taking into account the needs and characteristics of each group of students. List of used literature: 1. Brown, H.D. Teaching by principles: An interactive approach to language pedagogy. Published by Pearson Education. 2007, p 92. 2. Lazar, G. Literature and language teaching: a guide for teachers and trainers. Cambridge University Press. 1993, p73. 3. Meili, A., & Duff, A. Drama techniques in language teaching: A collection of communicative exercises for language teachers. Cambridge University Press. 2005, p 45.
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