AN INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO DEVELOPING COMMUNICATION SKILLS
AN INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO DEVELOPING COMMUNICATION SKILLS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.34920/phe.2026.19.05Keywords:
communicative competencies, foreign language learning, InterdisciplinaryAbstract
This material reflects modern educational trends that require an interdisciplinary approach and are focused on developing 21st-century skills. The article examines the possibility of integrating various disciplines into the development of individual communicative competencies. It analyzes existing practices, highlights key pedagogical principles, and provides recommendations for building successful communications through an interdisciplinary approach.
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