TECHNIQUES FOR ENHANCING READING COMPETENCE ON THE CBI/STEM DOMAIN

Feruza Masharipova
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The article reports on the experience obtained through teaching reading strategies in the CBI domain at Urgench State University (Uzbekistan) that demonstrated the importance of scaffolding techniques in teaching both General English and CBI. Effective approaches to scaffolding implemented in the teaching process that provided easier immersion in the academic content and boosted students’ language acquisition are presented. It is advisable to pay particular attention to enhancing students' reading proficiency as part of the development of their academic learning abilities since reading constitutes the majority of the cognitive load in academic studies. In Central Asia, educators require their students to have a strong foundation in STEM literacy from an early age. This mandate forces colleges and institutions to give students the skills they need to be open to collaboration, integration, innovation, and lifelong learning. A multidimensional and inter-disciplinary approach is crucial from the students' point of view following work placement as it adds more value to local and global issues. Project-based learning tasks, real-world problem-solving tasks, team-based collaborative learning activities, and fostering leadership are all 21st century soft skills that can enhance and help to promote excellence in both learning and teaching STEM education.
在cbi / stem领域提高阅读能力的技巧
本文报告了乌尔根奇州立大学(乌兹别克斯坦)在CBI领域的阅读策略教学中获得的经验,证明了脚手架技术在普通英语和CBI教学中的重要性。提出了在教学过程中实施的有效方法,使学生更容易沉浸在学术内容中,促进学生的语言习得。由于阅读是学术学习中认知负荷的主要部分,因此应特别注意提高学生的阅读能力,将其作为学术学习能力发展的一部分。在中亚,教育工作者要求学生从小就在STEM素养方面打下坚实的基础。这项任务迫使大学和机构为学生提供他们需要的技能,以开放的态度进行合作、整合、创新和终身学习。从学生的角度来看,多维和跨学科的方法是至关重要的,因为它为当地和全球问题增加了更多的价值。基于项目的学习任务、现实世界解决问题的任务、基于团队的协作学习活动和培养领导力都是21世纪的软技能,可以增强和帮助促进STEM教育的学习和教学。
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