Approaches and principles in theory and practice of teaching the Russian language to foreigners at the present stage of development of linguodidactics

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The research is devoted to approaches and principles as categories of the methodological level of teaching Russian as a foreign language. As an optimal and sufficiently verified approach to learning today, the author considers a communicative-activity approach, which is implemented as a personal-activity variant. Moreover, the deployment paradigm of which is set by three basic principles: anthropological, communicative and cognitive in their complex. The novelty of the research lies in the differentiation of functions of each of the principles.

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Liudmila P. Muhammad

RUDN University; Moscow State Linguistic University

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Email: ludmilamuh@yandex.ru
Doctor of Education, Associate Professor of the Department of Russian Language, Institute of Russian Language, RUDN University; Professor of the Department of Russian as a Foreign Language, Moscow State Linguistic University 38/1 Ostozhenka St, Moscow, Russian Federation, 119034

Khalit I.A. Muhammad

Email: ludmilamuh@yandex.ru
PhD in Philology, educational psychologist

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