QUESTIONS OF TEACHING PROFESSIONAL TERMINOLOGY
Keywords:
Professional vocabulary, training, problems, terminology, translation, context, individual needs, learning materials, effectiveness, personalized approach, communication, motivation, career growth, contextual examples, learning tasksAbstract
This article addresses the issues surrounding the teaching of professional vocabulary in contemporary settings. It explores the significance of mastering specialized terminology for effective communication and career advancement. The main methods for teaching professional vocabulary, such as intensive reading of specialized materials, utilizing specialized dictionaries, and engaging in professional discussions, are discussed. The article emphasizes the importance of organizing and learning key terms specific to a particular field, as well as the necessity of continuously updating and expanding one's professional vocabulary for the successful career development of professionals.
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