Abstract

The article actualizes the topic of skimming in foreign language. The author describes the characteristics of skimming and notes the main problems faced by first- and second-year students of a non-linguistic university when reading linear or non-linear electronic text materials in a foreign language for skimming. The author describes the features of reading in an electronic foreign language environment. The article presents a comparison of reading electronic sources of information in a foreign language with reading traditional paper sources. The reasons for possible cognitive overload when working with electronic texts in a digital environment are described. The author suggests an algorithm of actions to help foreign language learners overcome possible difficulties during skimming.

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