UDC 37.9-042.4:811
https://doi.org/10.20339/AM.12-20.087
T.I. Borisenko is Cand.Sci. (Philology), Ass. Prof. at Lomonosov Moscow State University e-mail: tamara-borissenko@yandex.ru
Researched are the old problems and new challenges in professional language acquisition regarding social sciences in mass communication of the information society. The preparatory stage is designed for an individual entering the chosen social activity. Systematic bilingual strategies in reading and speaking ensure sustainable progress for personal and social wellbeing. The methodology of teaching is based on the underlying correlation between subject language philosophy and rhetoric. These methods intend to allow a student to adapt to higher education system to continue to learn the content of a basic education science in a native language at the same time to receive foreign language instructions. A bilingual education approach is certainly temporal. Anyway the climax point of language teaching is envisaged to create cross contextual skills to meet qualification requirements to stay afloat in profession via education.
Key words: individual and social development, language skills, dialectical unity of word, human psychology, will and self-consciousness, inner speech, speech didactic, philosophy generalizations, subject matter, information society.
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