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2020
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Language (New words, slang, etc.) Culture (Civilization) Phrases and terms Phrases and terms Schoolteaching Didactics School teaching Pedagogy Instruction Frenchmen (French people) Cultural sociology Culture--Social aspects Sociology of culture Western and country music Country and western music Country music--United States Hillbilly music French Republic Country (Música) Hillbilly (Música) Música country Música hillbilly Lexique Vocabulaire Avenue Boulevard Cours Flexion Cisaillement Charge Élasticité Durcissement Déformation Flambement Compression Sensation Affect Civilisations Civilisation universelle Héritage culturel Lexique Western music Musique country Western and country music Musique hillbilly Chansons country Country music Country (musique) Hillbilly music Musique western Country and western music Locutions Termes Expressions (linguistique) Mots Vocables Mot Enseignement scolaire Instruction Vie culturelle Course (athlétisme) Course pédestre Course pieds nus Course à pied pieds nus Course d'endurance Course de fond Course de grand fond Running minimaliste Barefoot running Fond (athlétisme) Course glossaire lexique français langue d'oïl République française Royaume de France Royaume de France (987-1791)Citer ce document
Lioudmila Vedenina, « Enseignement culturel et scientifique du français langue étrangère », La linguistique, ID : 10670/1.gp5ha3
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The article deals with modern changes in the foreign language teaching methods. The author shows how the French language is taught at the Russian School and emphasizes that these changes affect both the content and organization of education. Students should gain systematic knowledge of France, their target-language country and be able to use this knowledge in their speech. In view of this we offer them a course on the French culture and history (Cours de civilisation française). Students will also enrich their vocabulary (vocabulaire) and be able to use culturally-charged words (mots à charge culturelle) in their speech.