Experimental research on the formation of future ship engineers' communicative competence based on gamification approach
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https://doi.org/10.31812/educdim.v55i0.3939Keywords:
communicative competence, LMS MOODLE, gamification, ship engineers, maritime education, English for special purposeAbstract
The articles is devoted to the experimental research on the of English-language communicative competence formation of future ship engineers. The method of usage of gamification approach to form the communicative competence is proposed. The model of English-language communicative competence formation based on gamification which includes target, normative, methodological, procedural, substantive and evaluative-effective blocks is described. The article also shows the experimental research results which confirm the effectiveness of the developed structural model of English-speaking competence of future ship engineers and the methods of its formation.
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Accepted 2020-03-24
Published 2020-12-10