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Introduction. One of the key professional competencies of a teacher of Russian as a foreign language is information and communication. From this point of view, it seems significant to study the ways of its formation. Along with academic disciplines, the task of which is to directly involve students in digital pedagogy, philological and methodological disciplines play a huge role in improving the IT culture of the future teacher, allowing students to get acquainted with the methodology of using information and communication technologies in practice. The experience gained can be broadcast by them in their own professional activities. Materials and Methods. In the course of the study, theoretical and empirical research methods were used: analysis, synthesis, generalization, scientific theorization. The key concepts used in the work are «digital pedagogy», «end-to-end technologies», «mobile learning», «information and communication competence». Results. The information and communication competence of a teacher of Russian as a foreign language is understood as a set of systemic scientific knowledge, skills and abilities, which are based on the development of information and communication and end-to-end technologies tools, and the ability to apply them in their professional and pedagogical activities. Philological disciplines of educational programs in the direction of training "Pedagogical education" at the bachelor's and master's level at the Minin Nizhny Novgorod State Pedagogical University (44. 03. 01 "Russian as a foreign language" and 44. 04. 01 "Teaching Russian as a foreign language") contribute to the formation of the ability to work with big data technologies, AR and VR reality, artificial intelligence, wireless and mobile technologies. The result of the formation of professional skills in the use of digital pedagogy technologies was the successfully defended graduation theses of bachelors and masters, presentations at conferences of various levels. Discussion and Conclusions. A teacher of Russian as a foreign language should have information and communication competence, which will allow organizing the learning process using end-to-end technologies, making it student-oriented, mobile. The disciplines of the philological cycle, in which the digital space is also an object of study, will allow students to form an idea of its linguodidactic potential and will provide an opportunity for the creative transformation of the acquired knowledge in their professional activities.
Introduction. One of the key professional competencies of a teacher of Russian as a foreign language is information and communication. From this point of view, it seems significant to study the ways of its formation. Along with academic disciplines, the task of which is to directly involve students in digital pedagogy, philological and methodological disciplines play a huge role in improving the IT culture of the future teacher, allowing students to get acquainted with the methodology of using information and communication technologies in practice. The experience gained can be broadcast by them in their own professional activities. Materials and Methods. In the course of the study, theoretical and empirical research methods were used: analysis, synthesis, generalization, scientific theorization. The key concepts used in the work are «digital pedagogy», «end-to-end technologies», «mobile learning», «information and communication competence». Results. The information and communication competence of a teacher of Russian as a foreign language is understood as a set of systemic scientific knowledge, skills and abilities, which are based on the development of information and communication and end-to-end technologies tools, and the ability to apply them in their professional and pedagogical activities. Philological disciplines of educational programs in the direction of training "Pedagogical education" at the bachelor's and master's level at the Minin Nizhny Novgorod State Pedagogical University (44. 03. 01 "Russian as a foreign language" and 44. 04. 01 "Teaching Russian as a foreign language") contribute to the formation of the ability to work with big data technologies, AR and VR reality, artificial intelligence, wireless and mobile technologies. The result of the formation of professional skills in the use of digital pedagogy technologies was the successfully defended graduation theses of bachelors and masters, presentations at conferences of various levels. Discussion and Conclusions. A teacher of Russian as a foreign language should have information and communication competence, which will allow organizing the learning process using end-to-end technologies, making it student-oriented, mobile. The disciplines of the philological cycle, in which the digital space is also an object of study, will allow students to form an idea of its linguodidactic potential and will provide an opportunity for the creative transformation of the acquired knowledge in their professional activities.
Introduction. One of the main processes associated with the stay of an inophone student who came to study a foreign language in a foreign country is linguistic adaptation in a new cultural and geographical space. The result of successful adaptation is the formation of sociocultural competence among the student, awareness of regional identity. From the point of view of the methodology for teaching the Russian language as a foreign language, it seems significant to search for the most effective technologies, methods and techniques that would allow immersing the inophone in the natural environment. End-to-end technologies used in urban space to obtain multidirectional information for native speakers and foreigners meet this methodological task. Authentic texts of chatbots, interactive maps become didactic material for the formation of key competencies of an inophone student.Materials and Methods. The scientific basis of the study is scientific works related to the methodology of teaching the Russian language as a foreign language, the problems of linguistic and cultural adaptation and the use of end-to-end technologies in linguistic education. The research materials are authentic (natural) texts of the digital urban environment: online maps, chat bots, audio guides, which contribute to a more effective linguistic and cultural adaptation of inphones to "alien" space. Based on the methods of analysis and generalization, a theoretical understanding of the experience of working with foreign students at the Nizhny Novgorod State Pedagogical University named after K. Minin. The key concepts used in the work are "digital pedagogy," "end-to-end technologies," "urban text," "regional identity." "sociocultural competence," "linguostranological adaptation."Results. The use of end-to-end technologies in the practice of teaching Russian as a foreign language is currently an effective way to develop communicative competence. Urban space provides an opportunity for direct immersion in the environment of the language being studied. In teaching practice, online cards are actively used, according to which, on the one hand, tasks can be compiled aimed at developing skills in any type of speech activity (reading, speaking, listening, writing), on the other hand, they can become the basis for project activities students. Another online tool for developing communication skills in a foreign language is chatbots. A chatbot makes it possible to learn a foreign language and maintain communication skills at a pace convenient for the student, while eliminating the fear of making mistakes, because there is interaction with artificial intelligence. The AudioGuideNN chatbot allows a student of Russian as a foreign language to enter the urban space, get acquainted with the city and learn the language at the same time.Discussion and Conclusions. Modern end-to-end technologies are effective tools for teaching a foreign language, including Russian as a foreign language. Virtual maps, audio guides, chat bots allow you to relieve the cultural shock of the urban space from a native speaker of a foreign language who is in a new environment for him, create conditions for the linguistic and cultural adaptation of a foreign speaker, and also contribute to the study of the Russian language due to direct immersion in the urban – Russian-language – text.
The article presents an analysis of the demand for additional education courses in the Russian language among students and teachers of universities in the Republic of India. The study is based on the experience of working at the Center for Open Education in Russian and Russian Language Teaching of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation, opened by the Nizhny Novgorod State Pedagogical University named after K. Minin on the basis of the Chaudhary Charan Singh University in Meerut. Surveys of students and teachers of universities in India showed a high interest in learning the Russian language, the respondents' expectations can be divided into two blocks: acquaintance with the Russian language and culture in a group of students who are just beginning to learn Russian, and the desire to improve their speaking and writing skills in Russian, and improve their teaching methods in a group of master's students, postgraduates, and teachers. The demand for courses in the study of the Russian language and Russian culture, their high rating by students indicates the effectiveness of using this teaching format. In connection with the introduction of the New Education Policy (2020), the status of the Russian language is changing in the Republic of India. The Russian language, along with other foreign languages, is included in the training program for schoolchildren. Consequently, the need for Russian language teachers at various levels of education is growing - both in universities and in schools. Short-term courses of additional education addressed to different categories of students, and advanced training courses for Russian language teachers are capable of filling the educational gaps that arise with the increasing interest in the Russian language and culture among Indian citizens.
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