THE PERCEPTION OF FUTURE TEACHERS OF A FOREIGN LANGUAGE ON THE USAGE OF PROJECT ACTIVITIES
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- 1. Master's student of the educational program "Foreign language teachers' training" of Kazakh Ablai Khan University of International Relations and World Languages, Almaty, Republic of Kazakhstan
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Educators seeking alternatives to conventional teaching techniques have taken a great interest in active learning. In certain countries, project-based learning has lately been adopted as an additional teaching strategy. The project technology’s goal is to help students become more self-organized, self-educated, and capable of understanding how to conduct instructional tasks from the perspective of a system of values-based approaches. The input on students' opinions about the use of project-based learning is covered in this essay. The study's findings indicate that the majority of students see project-based learning positively and are prepared to continue studying in this way in the future. Learners also highly appreciated that project-based learning promoted their soft-skills, includes of Teamwork; Project Management; Problem Solving.
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