Importance of Learning Terminology in Being Aware of Profession
Keywords:
ESP classes, technical terminology, profession-oriented contexts
Abstract
In acquisition of any language, terminology is considered to be the fundamental knowledge in obtaining micro linguistic skills such reading, writing, speaking and listening. In ESP classes, vocabulary or technical terminology is main knowledge to understand the specialty in English. technical terminology gives us a full concept of profession and its branches. A learner can be aware of meaning of terminology of the field of study only by reading written contexts. This paper highlights the ways of learning terminology in two languages.
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2. Abdinazarov. Kh. Sh. 2018. “Enhancing Reading Skills”, “Foreign Languages in Uzbekistan”. www.fledu.uz
3. Tony Dudley-Evans and Maggie Jo St John. Developments in English for Specific. Cambridge university press.
4. Yanli Zang. New Trends of English teaching in outstanding engineers’ education. Procedia engineering. www.Elsevier.com. 2011.
5. Kern, R. 1989. Second language reading strategy instruction: Its effects on comprehension and word inference ability. Modern Language Journal, 73 (2): 135-149.
6. Lapkin, S. & Swain, M. 1977. The use of English and French cloze tests in bilingual education program evaluation: Validity and error analysis. Language Learning, 27: 279-314.
7. Kuhrt, B. L. & Farris, P. J. 1990. Empowering students through reading, writing, and listening. Journal of Reading, 33 (6): 436-44.
8. Abdinazarov. Kh. Sh. The frequently occurring terms of oil and gas engineering in the written contexts, their significance in two languages. International scientific journal Theoretical & Applied sciences. Vol 109. Issue 5. 2022. http://T-science.org
9. Abdinazarov. Kh. Sh. Tokens and types occurring in ESP contexts. International scientific journal of theoretical and applied sciences. 2019. Vol 72. Issue 4. http://T-science.org
Published
2023-05-31
How to Cite
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Axmatovich, E.Z. 2023. Importance of Learning Terminology in Being Aware of Profession. International Journal on Integrated Education. 6, 5 (May 2023), 321-322. DOI:https://doi.org/10.17605/ijie.v6i5.4452.
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