VIDEO BASED TEACHING OF AVIATION ENGLISH
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18372/2306-1472.60.7577Keywords:
air traffic controller language training, Aviation English, ICAO language requirements, oral language skills development, video materialsAbstract
The article deals with teaching Aviation English using video. Compliance with new ICAO languagerequirements has become part of the professional qualification. The article looks at some benefits and potentialchallenges associated with using video materials in the classroom during language training of air traffic controllers(ab initio).References
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