Issue № 42 Volume 3, 2021 р.

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PEDAGOGY

Iryna AFANASIIEVSKA
Analysis of competencies development by deeper learning in Maritime English language course

Natalya BOBRYSHEVA
Introduction of mixed model into the process of teaching English for specific purposes

Ksenia BOIKO
Interactive model of teaching profeccional English to deck officers

Mirjana BORUCINSKY, Sandra TOMINAC COSLOVICH
Introducing data-driven learning into the marine engineering English classroom

Alina VID
Using internet-resources for active learning implementation at the lessons of Maritime English

Anna VOLKOVA
Making sense of simulators in teaching Maritime English

Svitlana HOLOVINA
The effectiveness of using Padlet for teaching English

Olena DIAHYLEVA, Olha TOKARIEVA, Iryna DENYCHENKO, Natalya YARESKO
Role of distance learning in speech culture formation of future maritime specialists during academic and practical training

Alla ISHCHUK
Morphosyntactic features of the English-language travel discourse

Carmen CHIREA-UNGUREANU
“Marinisation” of Maritime English (ME) teachers: the must-have in Maritime Education and Training (MET)

Yuliia KLOPKA
Formation of skills of students’ individual work in the process of active learning

Valentyna KUDRYAVTSEVA, Svitlana BARSUK, Olena FROLOVA
Practical implementation of active learning strategies into Maritime English course

Iryna KULIKOVA
Response code and its principle of usage at the Maritime English lessons

Іryna КUTSENKO
Usage of testing technologies for professional training of future maritime specialists

Oleksandra LITIKOVA
Pedagogical conditions of English language interdisciplinary teaching to marine engineers

Valeriia LIKHOSHERSTOVA
Usage of online platform learningapps during the English lessons for maritime students

Uliana LIASHENKO, Yuliia HRYSHKO
The expediency of deeper learning strategies implementation in maritime educational institutions for English for professional purposes

Oleksandra MAKAROVA
Use of active English teaching methods in preparing navigators for interview process

Olena MOROZ
Learning component of professionally-oriented communicative competency of seafarers

Natalia OHORODNYK
Future seafarer’s language personality as a strategic objective of English language teaching

Iryna PENZA
Forms, methods and means of foreign language teaching in maritime educational institutions (second half of the XXth – the beginning of the XXIst century)

Tamara PINDOSOVA
Preparation of marine specialists for English entrance exam: methodological aspect

Vilma PRANCKEVICIUTE
Challenges of teaching Maritime English in online studies

Iryna SEMENIUK ZUMRUTDAL
Challenges in English academic writing: on-line course

Viktoriia SMELIKOVA
Virtual academic mobility in maritime education

Oksana TYMOFYEYEVA
Listening for specific purposes in the Maritime English Teaching process

Yuliya TYMOSHCHUK
The role of simulators in the process of teaching English for maritime specialists

Olga FEDOROVA
Microlearning in the formation of English-language competencies of maritime specialists

Olga TSYGANENKO, Olena SAVCHENKO
Interactive learning using modern information technologies at foreign language lessons in higher educational institutions

Iryna SHVETSOVA, Valeriia BONDARENKO
Methodological principles of formation of foreign language competence: analysis of educational needs

Natalia SHEVELOVA-HARKUSHA
Flipped classroom method for teaching Maritime English