Abstract

Modern technologies allow us to expand the possibilities of classes and lead to the need to use new forms of education. Currently, a scientific direction is developing in the study of multimodal texts and the development of new educational technologies. The visual range in general plays a huge, sometimes decisive role in digital communication. In this area, new phenomena based on images are constantly emerging and spreading at lightning speed: emoticons (graphic symbols), GIFs, and so on.This article is devoted to the use of video materials in the classroom in French and German. The article lists the criteria for the selection of video material, considers the classification of training videos and the features of their organization in teaching the language of professional communication in a law school. In the article, the authors also describe their own experience of using educational video resources at Saratov State Law Academy, authentic videos on Youtube channels dedicated to the study of law, helping students in the learning process. The authors come to the conclusion that the rational use of video materials contributes to a deeper involvement of students in the study of a foreign language, stimulates the development of creative thinking, social skills, promotes the acquisition of knowledge, skills and understanding, speaking and writing. The authors emphasize that only novelty and creativity can form a sustainable interest in learning a foreign language, especially in the legal field. This is facilitated by the creation of such a learning process, when students can continuously learn new aspects of learning activities; see its prospects and application to practice.

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