APPROACHES OF DEVELOPING STUDENTS’LANGUAGE COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE THROUGH TECHNOLOGIES IN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS
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In the educational institutions of higher education, research is being conducted on the improvement of communication competencies based on foreign languages, the development of oral communication concepts, their professional activity and initiative, improving the communicative relations between teachers and students, and the development of speech skills. In addition, special attention is paid to the improvement of the independent learning model of students, the identification of the content, forms and means of their independent learning activities.[1]
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