Add to ORKGThe paper points out the cross disciplinary phenomenon of language and culture mediation, pays a special attention to the language and culture mediation in the legal domain. The theoretical background for the university-based language and culture mediation skills training is provided. Language and culture mediation skills are viewed as a component of the specialist's professional competence. The training is supposed to be integrated into the language for specific purposes curriculum module as far as lawyers-to-be are concerned. The techniques to transfer disciplines within the law school curriculum are described
The article considers the use of the interdisciplinary approach to teaching foreign languages for sp...
Most law school mediation courses teach a set of problem-solving skills that are seen as useful in l...
This book looks at translator and interpreter training, focusing on mediation and culture in a globa...
Contemporary lingo didactics both in Europe and in Russia considers linguistic mediation in its form...
This article deals with mediation in language teaching, focusing on how the practice of mediation – ...
In our globalized world intercultural competence is increasingly necessary for students of Law as co...
One of the significant trends in the development of modern society is the formation of professional ...
This paper is a contribution to the discussion and analysis of the law-students' English language pr...
Mediation in a legal sense is a means of alternative dispute resolution (ADR). Having evolved in the...
The development of law education in many countries goes along with the reforms in higher education, ...
AbstractThe development of law education in many countries goes along with the reforms in higher edu...
The paper is devoted to the issues of vocational training of law students studying the English-langu...
KONFERENCE SINGAPORECulture-related competenceCourses in comparative Spanish -Danish legal language:...
The curriculum of training interpreters for special settings at a higher education institution inclu...
This study focuses on the question of whether mediation training can equip lawyers with the necessar...
The article considers the use of the interdisciplinary approach to teaching foreign languages for sp...
Most law school mediation courses teach a set of problem-solving skills that are seen as useful in l...
This book looks at translator and interpreter training, focusing on mediation and culture in a globa...
Contemporary lingo didactics both in Europe and in Russia considers linguistic mediation in its form...
This article deals with mediation in language teaching, focusing on how the practice of mediation – ...
In our globalized world intercultural competence is increasingly necessary for students of Law as co...
One of the significant trends in the development of modern society is the formation of professional ...
This paper is a contribution to the discussion and analysis of the law-students' English language pr...
Mediation in a legal sense is a means of alternative dispute resolution (ADR). Having evolved in the...
The development of law education in many countries goes along with the reforms in higher education, ...
AbstractThe development of law education in many countries goes along with the reforms in higher edu...
The paper is devoted to the issues of vocational training of law students studying the English-langu...
KONFERENCE SINGAPORECulture-related competenceCourses in comparative Spanish -Danish legal language:...
The curriculum of training interpreters for special settings at a higher education institution inclu...
This study focuses on the question of whether mediation training can equip lawyers with the necessar...
The article considers the use of the interdisciplinary approach to teaching foreign languages for sp...
Most law school mediation courses teach a set of problem-solving skills that are seen as useful in l...
This book looks at translator and interpreter training, focusing on mediation and culture in a globa...