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Some aspects of the methodology of teaching legal terms in Russian language classes

Some aspects of the methodology of teaching legal terms in Russian language classes

  • Nilufar Akhmedova
    Senior Lecturer of the Customs Institute, Uzbekistan
Legal terminology professional speech legal documents

The article reveals the importance of studying legal terminology in the educational process in Russian language classes in higher educational institutions. It is noted that it is necessary to consider the concept of term in a broad sense and legal term in particular. This article actualizes the necessity of introducing an interactive method of teaching in the educational process. The author gives examples of the most common techniques, with the help of which positive results in the learning process can be achieved.  

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