Oliy ta'limda mutaxassislik fanlarini o'qitish metodikasi
OTMFO'M204 · 1-semester · 70110901 Foreign Language and Literature (English) · 2026 intake
- Credits
- 5
- Total hours
- 150
- Contact hours
- 60
- Type
- Compulsory
- Block
- Majburiy fanlar
- Final assessment
- Imtihon
Hours breakdown
- Lecture30 h
- Practical30 h
- Independent study90 h
Topics · 30
Lecture · 30 h
- 1.Introduction into the course2
- 2.Modern educational trends and requirements to the FL teachers.2
- 3.Professional competence of the FL teachers2
- 4.Types of the educational programs2
- 5.The features of teaching theoretical courses2
- 6.Selection and adaptation of teaching materials2
- 7.Design of lecture course2
- 8.Research activity of students.2
- 9.Assessment in theoretical course2
- 10.Types of the practical lessons2
- 11.Technology of teaching EL practical courses at the linguistic university.2
- 12.Technology of teaching EL at the nonlinguistic university2
- 13.Organization of independent study and extracurricular activities2
- 14.International projects design.2
- 15.Assessment in practical courses2
Practical · 30 h
- 1.Subject-matter of the course.2
- 2.Professional skills of the EL teachers.2
- 3.Principles of teaching at the higher school.2
- 4.Features of EL training at the high schools2
- 5.Educational programs and course design.2
- 6.Types of the lesson at the higher schools.2
- 7.Types of materials for theoretical courses.2
- 8.Projecting of offline and online lecture course.2
- 9.Methodology of foreign language teaching in the context of inclusive education2
- 10.Practical courses at the linguistic universities2
- 11.EL lessons at the nonlinguistic higher schools2
- 12.Evaluation, selection and adaptation of the teaching materials2
- 13.Types of teaching materials for practical lessons and their design2
- 14.International language standards. Assessment tools design and grading.2
- 15.Research activity.2
Assessment (max score)
- Final exam 5
- Total 5
- Midterm 1 5
- Midterm 2 5
Source: HEMIS. Titles as in HEMIS (in Uzbek). Reading list and grading criteria are in the department's approved syllabus.
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