In the Chechen Republic, an electronic multimedia teaching aid for learning the Chechen language for students of the first grades «Abat» is being developed. In fact, it is an electronic version of «Abat». This was reported by the Minister of Education and Science of the Chechen Republic Khozh-Baudi Daaev on his telegram channel.
No one has any doubts as to the accuracy and perspectives of using electronic textbooks in the education system, not only in teaching exact and natural subjects, but also subjects from the humanities cycle. The relevant sections present basic information and materials on the Chechen language: the most frequently used thematic groups of words, numerous dialogues and texts modeling the use of the learned vocabulary and grammatical phenomena in various areas of communication, as well as a set of interactive exercises ensuring effective acquisition of language and speech competences.
Of course, the most effective way to learn a language is in an appropriate ethnic and cultural environment. The manual is equipped with linguistic and cultural material that most clearly reflects the national characteristics of the Chechen culture and environment.
For the effective acquisition of language and speech competences and the ability to use them in the future in practical life, various types of interactive exercises have been developed, which are performed and assessed in real time. This will increase interest in the subject studied, and the work of the teacher will become more effective.
The manual can be used to explain new material, consolidate and revise acquired knowledge, and during practical exercises. At the same time, it can be used as a textbook for self-study of the native language and as an alternative textbook that will allow the teacher to diversify the learning process, complementing it with the rich possibilities of modern information and communication technologies.
The online textbook «Abat» will be integrated into the unified educational portal of the Czech Republic «Decharho». Participants of this «electronic learning community» throughout the country will be able to freely use digital educational resources in preparing and conducting lessons and receive continuing education.
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