METHODOLOGY OF CREATING AND USAGE OF AN ELECTRONIC STUDENT’S BOOK FOR LITERATURE CLASSES: AN APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM
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DOI 10.18522/1995-0640-2024-3-174-187
This article deals with the actuality of creation and usage of an electronic student’s book for literature classes in the modern school education. It gives a definition of the student’s book and the list of its main characteristics. The author of the article describes the worked-out model of the SB on the example of learning a poem by M.Yu. Lermontov “The song about the tsar Ivan Vasilievich, a young oprichnik and a dashing merchant Kalashnikov” in the 7th grade. This article includes lesson plans using this electronic student’s book in the 7th grade. There is also an analysis of material comprehension by school children while studying a work of fiction literature. The author has made a conclusion on its efectiveness, that usage of the electronic student’s book for literature in the 7th grade has helped to raise the student’s interest with the help of interactive way of giving the information. Their knowledge has been tested with the exercises from this e-book, students are more involved in the process when they get an assignment in an interactive than in a traditional way.
Key words: e-book, methodology of teaching literature, information-communication technologies, digitization, teaching process, literature lesson
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