Abstract

The article presents a project of Foreign Language Teaching Department at the Moscow Pedagogical State University “Axiology of Foreign Language Education in the Context of Training the Teacher of the Future”, supported by the Russian Foundation for Basic Research and implemented in line with the objectives of the National Project “Education” (2019–2024). The study involved both future foreign language teachers (at the undergraduate and graduate levels), as well as practical teachers and professional scientists from Russia, near and far abroad in the field of professional foreign language pedagogical education. The project aims to identify promising axiological strategies that characterize the teacher of the future, and includes a whole range of tasks that scientifically substantiate the concept of axiology of foreign language pedagogical education. The article considers current trends in the development of theory and practice of teaching foreign languages and focuses on a new branch of linguodidactics — professional linguodidactics, which is also involved in preparation of a foreign language teacher for professional purposes, in the development of their professional and methodological competencies in educational organizations of non-linguistic training areas.

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  • Язык как сложное социальное явление выступает обязательным условием формирования и развития любой этнической общности

  • The article considers the language as the value of human existence

  • The article reflects the main directions of the language policy in Russia

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Язык как сложное социальное явление выступает обязательным условием формирования и развития любой этнической общности.

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