Formalization of the semantic structure of the text in the conditions of digital communication

Abstract

The questions of the principles of teaching, the choice of effective methods and techniques of textual activity, as well as a deep understanding of the nature of communication do not lose their relevance and determine the content of the study of variable and mandatory academic disciplines. It is obvious that continuity between the stages of education, integration horizontally and vertically (in sync with the current transformations and the diachrony of historical experience), are necessary for effective learning. In this regard, the purpose of this article is to analyze the ways of representing text material, modern means of structuring information. Special attention is paid to the methods of taking notes of the read and listened text and methods of explaining new material using graphs and grammatical constructions, which are effective in the conditions of digital communication. The hypothesis of the study: organized communication in synchronous, asynchronous, including voice format will be more effective if you use secondary texts (summaries) and visual aids (graphs) to identify the semantic framework of the text and understand the content of the primary source. The article proposed by the author reflects the works of N. I. Zhinkin, I. A. Zimnaya, A. A. Leontiev, A. I. Novikov, V. P. Pavlova, I. V. Usacheva. As a result of the research, the author defines the principles of teaching information processing of the text. It is proved that semantic reading and listening of the educational text using the methods of text formalization contribute to the development of language skills (phonetic, lexical, grammatical), general academic listening and reading skills (analytical, periphrastic, prognostic and compensatory). The research conducted within the framework of this article allows us to conclude that the interdisciplinary orientation of text analysis is largely due to the transition of the educational process to digital forms of communication.