PEDAGOGICAL CONDITIONS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL COMPETENCE OF PHILOLOGY STUDENTS IN HIGHER EDUCATION
Keywords:
digital competence, pedagogical conditions, higher education, philology students, digital learning.Abstract
The rapid integration of digital technologies into higher education has created new requirements for both students and teachers. Digital competence has become an essential component of professional readiness for philology students. This study investigates the pedagogical conditions that facilitate the development of digital competence in higher education. A competency-based, activity-oriented, and systematic approach underpins the research. The study identifies key pedagogical conditions, including the use of digital learning tools, structured curricula, collaborative learning, and continuous assessment. The results indicate that carefully designed pedagogical conditions significantly enhance students’ digital skills and prepare them for professional activities in digital environments.
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