METHODS OF ENRICHING STUDENTS’ VOCABULARY IN RUSSIAN LANGUAGE LESSONS AT SECONDARY SCHOOL
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vocabulary, lexis, teaching methodology, Russian language, communicative competence, speech development, active vocabulary.Abstract
The article examines the theoretical and practical aspects of enriching students’ vocabulary in Russian language lessons at secondary school. Effective methods and techniques of vocabulary development are analyzed, including contextual learning of words, the use of visual and multimedia tools, game-based technologies, word-formation analysis, and work with texts and dictionaries. The role of these methods in developing speech culture, communicative competence, and students’ cognitive activity is substantiated.
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