The Importance of Specialized Terminology in the Educational Process
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17646259Ключевые слова:
specialized vocabulary, terminology, educational process, subject-specific teaching, language competence, professional lexiconАннотация
This article explores the role and significance of specialized terminology in the educational process. In modern
interdisciplinary education and professional training, terminological knowledge plays a crucial role. Teaching subject-specific
vocabulary effectively not only enhances language competence but also enables students to develop a deeper
understanding of their field of study. The paper examines linguistic approaches and practical teaching experiences to
highlight effective methods for integrating professional lexicon into the learning process
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