Kazan (Volga region) Federal University, KFU
KAZAN
FEDERAL UNIVERSITY
 
PECULIARITIES OF TEACHING THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE TO CHILDREN OF IMMIGRANTS
Form of presentationArticles in international journals and collections
Year of publication2016
Языканглийский
  • Zakirova Venera Gilmkhanovna, author
  • Kamalova Lera Akhtyamovna, author
  • Bibliographic description in the original language Kamalova L.A, Zakirova V.G., Peculiarities of teaching the russian language to children of immigrants//International Journal of Environmental and Science Education. - 2016. - Vol.11, Is.7. - P.1657-1699.
    Annotation The relevance of this study is due to migration processes in Russia, the emergence in Russian schools of migrant children. School practice shows that the education of migrant children the Russian language has its own specifics related to the problems of bilingualism (bilingualism), ethnic identification, insufficient knowledge of the Russian language, weak processes of socialization and adaptation of children-migrants to a different foreign environment. There is a need to develop new approaches in teaching Russian language to children of migrants, the establishment of effective methods and techniques of language teaching. The goal of the article is the study and development of methodical work system on training Russian of children - migrants at elementary school.
    Keywords Russian language, children of migrants, migrants, bilingualism, primary school, speech, phonetic, lexical-grammatical, orthoepic, spelling, dialogue, multi-ethnic.
    The name of the journal International Journal of Environmental and Science Education
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