2021
DOI: 10.24093/awej/vol12no3.26
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Foreign Language Teaching of Ukrainian University Students in a Distance Learning Environment

Abstract: The Covid-19 pandemic has forced Ukraine, like other countries, to move to distance education. The study aims to analyze the distance learning experience of Ukrainian philology students, to find out the pros and cons of distance education, those things that motivate students, and the challenges they face while studying online. The survey consisted of a questionnaire and embraced 105 respondents. The survey goal was to collect data that would allow concluding about the effectiveness of distance education for Uk… Show more

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“…They also agree with Layali and Al-Shlowiy (2020) as students' perceptions were in favor of e-learning for ESL/EFL universities, "the researchers call for its adoption as the only viable means of learning, with documented benefits and marginal drawbacks, that is favored by students at such world pandemic's time" (p. 106). The research conclusions align with Pylypenko and Kozub (2021), in part "the Ukrainian education system has a positive tendency of development, demonstrates readiness to distance education, and increases the level of professional and pedagogical competence of university teachers" (p. 382). Thus, e-learning suggests new ways of learning when the learner plays an active role and emphasizes independent, flexible and collaborative learning.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 69%
“…They also agree with Layali and Al-Shlowiy (2020) as students' perceptions were in favor of e-learning for ESL/EFL universities, "the researchers call for its adoption as the only viable means of learning, with documented benefits and marginal drawbacks, that is favored by students at such world pandemic's time" (p. 106). The research conclusions align with Pylypenko and Kozub (2021), in part "the Ukrainian education system has a positive tendency of development, demonstrates readiness to distance education, and increases the level of professional and pedagogical competence of university teachers" (p. 382). Thus, e-learning suggests new ways of learning when the learner plays an active role and emphasizes independent, flexible and collaborative learning.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 69%
“…У її досліджені наголошено, що сучасні технології можуть використовуватися і в системі післядипломної освіти як у період проходження підвищення кваліфікації чи стажування, так і в міжкурсовий час [1,66]. О. Пилипенко та Л. Козуб описали ключові аспекти викладання іноземної мови на базі використання дистанційної форми навчання [6]. Це дослідження доводить, що українські здобувачі-філологи загалом позитивно оцінюють свій досвід дистанційного навчання [6,375].…”
Section: п роль технологій у викладанні іспанської мови як другої іно...unclassified
“…О. Пилипенко та Л. Козуб описали ключові аспекти викладання іноземної мови на базі використання дистанційної форми навчання [6]. Це дослідження доводить, що українські здобувачі-філологи загалом позитивно оцінюють свій досвід дистанційного навчання [6,375]. Теоретико-методичні основи інноваційного викладання мови представлено в роботі С. Романюк [7].…”
Section: п роль технологій у викладанні іспанської мови як другої іно...unclassified
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“…A plethora of research papers has appeared that have intended to gain insight into the various aspects of ERT. Most of these papers deal with the urgent question of transitioning from face-to-face to emergency online learning (Aranyi et al, 2022;Vargas Barquero et al, 2022;Marshall et al, 2020;Yeigh & Lynch, 2020), the relationship between COVID-19 and remote teaching (Alvarez, 2020;Arefi, 2021;Bacsa-Bán, 2022;Donham et al, 2022;Herrmann, 2020;Schrenk et al, 2021;Toquero, 2020), instructor and student perspectives on remote course delivery (Castañeda-Trujillo & Jaime-Osorio, 2021;Chen et al, 2022), as well as student and teacher perceptions, experiences and attitudes to the unconventional for them mode of education (Baruth et al, 2021;Butic Reyes, 2021;Civelek et al, 2021;Gürler et al, 2020;Hussein et al, 2020;Ironsi, 2022;Juárez-Díaz & Perales, 2021;Martin et al 2021;Melnychenko & Zheliaskova, 2021;Ozfidan et al, 2021;Pylypenko & Kozub, 2021;Valizadeh & Soltanpour, 2021).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%