"Advanced Education" is a peer-reviewed open access journal
Year of establishment: 2013
Scientific areas: psychological, pedagogical, methodological issues of higher education: foreign/second language teaching methodology, foreign language for specific and academic purposes, teaching translation, testing, evaluation and assessment in foreign language teaching (FLT), dual and multilingual education, information and communication technology (ICT) in foreign language teaching and learning, applied linguistics, psychological issues in foreign language teaching and learning, foreign language teacher training and education, content and language integrated learning (CLIL); STEAM; current and emerging trends in higher education and adult learning
ISSN 2410-8286 (Online), ISSN 2409-3351 (Print)
Certificate of state registration: № 20038-9838P HF
Indexed in: ESCI (Web of Science), Index Copernicus, DOAJ, CrossRef, WorldCat, Ulrich's Periodicals Directory, SprintKnowledge, Google Scholar, BASE, OAJI.
Frequency: semi anually
Language of publication: English
Founder: National Technical University of Ukraine "Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute"
Editor in Chief: prof. Natalia Saienko
Editorial address:
37, Peremohy Avenue, Office 727, Building 7,
Kyiv 03056 Ukraine
e-mail: ae.fl.kpi@gmail.com
tel.: +38 044 204 85 37
Website: http://ae.fl.kpi.ua
2019: Issue 12
Table of Contents
| TEACHING NON-FICTION TRANSLATION: THE SYSTEM OF EXERCISES AND TASKS | |
| Leonid Chernovaty, Natalia Kovalchuk | 5-11 |
| THE COMMON EUROPEAN FRAMEWORK OF REFERENCE FOR LANGUAGES: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE | |
| Sofiya Nikolaeva | 12-20 |
| STANCE AND CULTURE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF ENGLISH AND PERSIAN AUTHORIAL STANCE IN APPLIED LINGUISTICS RESEARCH ARTICLES | |
| Mohammad Reza Hashemi, Hosna Hosseini | 21-27 |
| APPROACHES TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF A LITERARY TRANSLATOR’S LINGUISTIC IDENTITY | |
| Michael Naydan, Mariia Ivanytska, Alla Perminova | 28-34 |
| UKRAINIAN BORDER GUARDS INTEROPERABILITY ASSESSMENT IN THE FRAMEWORK OF COMMON EUROPEAN BORDER GUARD STANDARDS IMPLEMENTATION | |
| Andrii Balendr, Oksana Komarnytska, Ihor Bloshchynskyi | 35-43 |
| IMPLEMENTATION OF GRAMMAR-TRANSLATION METHOD OF TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES IN ENGLISH TEXTBOOKS OF BUKOVYNA (1872-1900) | |
| Bohdana Labinska, Oksana Tumak | 44-48 |
| TEACHING COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES TO THE COMPUTER PROGRAMMING STUDENTS | |
| Nataliya Mykytenko, Nataliia Rozhak, Iryna Semeriak | 49-54 |
| TURN-TAKING IN CINEMATIC DISCOURSE: LINGUISTIC CHARACTERISTICS AND PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS FOR ESP TEACHING | |
| Iryna Lavrinenko, Iryna Shevchenko | 55-63 |
| ELECTRONIC SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES AS A UNIVERSAL TOOL FOR DEVELOPING FUTURE TEACHERS’ DIGITAL COMPETENCE | |
| Viktoriia Hrynko | 64-73 |
| PROBLEM-BASED ESP METHODS FOR TEACHING FUTURE AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS TO CONDUCT RADIO EXCHANGE IN NON-ROUTINE SITUATIONS | |
| Bogdana Bystrova, Ludmila Nemliy, Nataliia Paziura, Oksana Vasiukovych | 74-79 |
| INTERNATIONAL MOBILITY AS A MEANS OF ENSURING INCLUSIVE GLOBAL HIGHER EDUCATION SPACE | |
| Iryna Myhovych | 80-86 |
| FACILITATING INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE OF ADULT LEARNERS IN THE CONTEXT OF HIGHER EDUCATION INTERNATIONALISATION | |
| Jan-Urban Sandal, Tetiana Kolenichenko, Anna Verbytska, Hanna Dyvnych | 87-93 |
| MEDIA EDUCATION FOR FUTURE MEDIA PROFESSIONALS: DESIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING A TRAINING PROGRAMME | |
| Olena Yevtushenko, Tetiana Kovalova | 94-104 |
| TEACHERS’ CONTINUOUS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: AUSTRALIAN EXPERIENCE | |
| Nataliya Mukan, Halyna Yaremko, Yuriy Kozlovskiy, Volodymyr Ortynskiy, Oksana Isayeva | 105-113 |
| FORMATION OF STUDENTS’ ETHNIC TOLERANCE IN INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION | |
| Marija Czepil, Oresta Karpenko, Alla Revt, Kateryna Istomina | 114-119 |
| MODELLING SEMANTIC DERIVATION: SEMANTIC SHIFT STRATEGIES OF IRRATIONAL VOCABULARY IN ENGLISH | |
| Oleh Demenchuk | 120-126 |
| ENGAGEMENT MARKERS IN THE FEYNMAN LECTURES ON PHYSICS: APPLYING HYLAND’S INTERACTION FRAMEWORK TO SPOKEN ACADEMIC DISCOURSE | |
| Natalie Kramar | 127-133 |
| DIALECTIC INTERACTION OF QUANTITY, QUALITY AND RELATION IN SIMILE DOMAIN | |
| Mariana Oleniak | 134-141 |
| COGNITIVE DYNAMICS OF STANCETAKING IN RISK DISCOURSE SITUATION | |
| Valentyna Ushchyna | 142-149 |
| NEURAL NETWORK PATTERN FOR ENHANCING FUNCTIONALITY OF ELECTRONIC DICTIONARIES | |
| Serhii Fokin | 150-158 |
| ENGLISH COLOUR LEXEMES IN J. K. ROWLING’S NOVELS | |
| Iryna Mykytiuk, Oksana Lesinska | 159-167 |
| ADDRESSEE’S FACTOR IN THE LIMERICK DISCOURSE | |
| Olena Yemelyanova | 168-173 |
| LEXICAL UNITS REPRESENTING WORKING WOMEN IN VICTORIAN NOVELS | |
| Anna Orel | 174-180 |
| THEMATIC PROGRESSION AND ITS TYPES IN ENGLISH LITERARY AND LEGISLATIVE TEXTS | |
| Marina Kizil, Elina Kushch | 181-187 |
| RENDERING FUNCTION FEATURES OF THE FRENCH COLLOQUIAL INTERROGATIVE CONSTRUCTIONS IN UKRAINIAN FICTION TRANSLATION | |
| Andriy Bilas | 188-195 |
| THE TAXONOMY OF FORESTRY TERMS IN THE MODERN UKRAINIAN LANGUAGE | |
| Oksana Hrydzhuk | 196-205 |
| STRUCTURAL AND SEMANTIC CHARACTERISTICS OF FOOD-RELATED NEOLOGISMS IN MODERN ENGLISH | |
| Kateryna Karpova | 206-211 |
| FEATURES OF EXPRESSIVE FEMALE SPEECH IN THE POLITICAL DISCOURSE OF SPAIN AND LATIN AMERICA | |
| Natalia Petlyuchenko, Valeria Chernyakova | 212-219 |
| LINGUISTIC PERSONALITY OF METROPOLITAN ANTHONY OF SOUROZH (BLOOM) | |
| Svitlana Shepitko, Mariia Smyrnova | 220-225 |
| COLOUR COMPONENT IN THE SEMANTICS OF ETHNOPHOBIC TERMS (the case of non-standard American English) | |
| Ihor Honta, Tatiana Pastushenko, Nataliia Borysenko | 226-235 |
| THE RE-ESTABLISHMENT OF IDEOLOGEME JUSTICE IN "GREY-ZONE" MORAL EMOTIONS OF A RAISING VICTORIAN IDEOLOGY | |
| Iryna Pinich | 236-243 |
| SPECIFICITIES OF THE MUTUAL INFLUENCE OF CONTEXT AND ASSESSMENT IN FRENCH EVALUATIVE UTTERANCES | |
| Halyna Moroshkina | 244-248 |
| LINGUISTIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CONSTRUCT “EVALUATIVE JUDGEMENT OF A JOURNALIST” IN THE UKRAINIAN LANGUAGE | |
| Zoriana Haladzhun | 249-255 |
| SEMANTIC RELATION OF MERONYMY IN LANGUAGES OF DIFFERENT STRUCTURE (CASE STUDY OF SEMANTICS OF BODY PART NAMES) | |
| Olena Materynska | 256-264 |