THE IMPORTANCE AND IMPLEMENTATION OF DISCOURSE COMPETENCE IN TEACHING LANGUAGES

Authors

  • Polvonov Davronbek Jumanazarovich
  • Jumabayeva Adolat Sabirovna
  • Allaberganova Umida Mammatovna

Keywords:

discourse competence, Coherence and cohesion, language teaching, classroom interaction, language registers, cultural nuances, communicative strategies, scaffolding, feedback, language learning strategies, classroom dynamics, language development

Abstract

Discourse competence in teaching languages is a multifaceted skill that plays a crucial role in effective language instruction. This abstract explores the concept of discourse competence, its components, and its significance in language teaching. It involves the ability to understand and produce language in context, taking into account factors such as cultural norms, social conventions, and communicative strategies. It encompasses a range of skills, including selecting appropriate language forms and registers, managing interactions in the classroom, and facilitating meaningful communication among learners. Teachers with strong discourse competence are able to create engaging learning environments where students feel comfortable practicing their language skills. They can effectively guide conversations, provide feedback, and encourage students to interact with each other in the target language. Discourse competence is essential for promoting language learning outcomes, as it enables teachers to tailor their instruction to meet the needs of individual learners and create authentic learning experiences. By fostering meaningful interactions in the classroom, teachers can help students develop their language skills in a natural and effective way. discourse competence is a critical skill for language teachers, enabling them to create engaging and effective learning environments that support students' language development. Further research and training in this area can help teachers enhance their discourse competence and improve language learning outcomes for their students.

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Published

2024-04-02