Mazкo, Оlena
(2014)
INTERACTIVE TECHNIQUES AS A MEANS OF THE FORMATION OF
PEDAGOGICAL INTERACTION CULTURE.
The Global English Teacher : Improving What Works and Fixing What Doesn't.
pp. 84-85.
Abstract
To teach a foreign language effectively, teachers need to possess pedagogical
interaction culture to be able to organize authentic student communication in the
classroom. By pedagogical interaction culture we mean a wide range of pedagogical
interaction skills, scientific knowledge, experience, values and norms, professional
motives and qualities. These components of pedagogical interaction culture can be
addressed and formed by means of interactive techniques.
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