- •Contents
- •Introduction
- •In our diploma work we use methods of research:
- •1. Theoretical basis of the communicative language teaching
- •1.1 Background of the communicative language teaching
- •1.2 Principles and features of the communicative approach
- •1.3 Communicative competence as a goal of the flt
- •1.4 Methodological aspects of teaching communication
- •2.1 Types of communicative activities and their arrangement
- •2. Typology of communicative language activities
- •2.2 Techniques of communicative teaching
- •3. Approbation of technology in teaching communication
- •Conclusion
- •References
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