T.B. Pospelova
senior teacher
Department of Foreign Languages,
English Language Department for Economic and Mathematical
National Research University Higher School of Economics,
Analyzed is influence of emotional competences of lecturer in foreign language on effectiveness of the process of education in high school by example of National research university “Higher school of economics”.
Key words: emotional competences, components of emotional intellect, foreign language, effectiveness of the process of education.
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