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THEATRICALITY METHOD AS A TOOL FOR DISCOURSIVE MULTICOMPETENCES DEVELOPMENT

Zvereva E. V., Kutieva M. V.

DOI: 10.23951/1609-624X-2017-8-9-14

Information About Author:

Zvereva E. V., Peoples Friendship University of Russia (ul. Miklukho-Maklaya, 6, Moscow, Russian Federation, 117198). E-mail: frakatr@yandex.ru Kutieva M. V., Plekhanov Russian University of Economics (per. Stremyannyy, 36, Moscow, Russian Federation, 115054). E-mail: marku2006@yandex.ru

Nowadays language education is undergoing serious anthropocentric transformations. Teachers, who creatively process foreign experience, conduct a deep search for activity-oriented methodologies, including a maximum of interactive forms of instruction in the lesson. One of the most effective among them is theatricality. We view theatricality as a highly effective pedagogical resource that generates the communicative and discursive multicompetences, motivating students, fomenting their socialization and increasing the attractiveness for them of a foreign language lesson. Dramatizing practice implements pedagogical activity approach. Theatrical episode is a kind of public speaking, which develops various subspecies of human intellect. In theatre plays, everything is important: words, voice, speech tempo, timbre, pause, glance, gesture, movement, body language. It is very important working with gestures, obligatory in theatre situation, because traditional lesson blocks gestures’ aspect. The student learns to impress play-partners and feel this impact as some kind of a psychological victory over oneself. A specific contact with others on professional subjects occurs. Students see themselves forced to develop certain proper tactics contacting and influencing the others. It is very necessary in life and profession. Students learn to control mood and attitude among classmates, overcoming their fears; train spontaneity and ease in speech; acquire skill of public speaking and critical skills verbal interaction.

Keywords: competence approach, theatricality, dramatization, personal formation, pedagogical interaction, socialization, professional communication

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Issue: 8, 2017

Series of issue: Issue 8

Rubric: HUMANITIES EDUCATION

Pages: 9 — 14

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