Republican Scientific and Practical Conference “Digital and Pedagogical Transformation and Research Models in Modern Education”

This conference is included in the “Plan of Scientific and Scientific-Technical Events to Be Held at the International and Republican Levels in 2026” pursuant to Order No. 11 of the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated January 16, 2026, and was organized by the Department of Intellectual Disciplines and Information Technologies of Namangan State Pedagogical Institute on October 28–29, 2026.

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Русский

ПРИНЦИПЫ ПРОЕКТИРОВАНИЯ ПРОФЕССИОНАЛЬНО ОРИЕНТИРОВАННЫХ РЕЧЕВЫХ ЗАДАНИЙ ДЛЯ ИИ-ДИАЛОГОВОЙ СРЕДЫ

Published
29.10.2026
Journal
Republican Scientific and Practical Conference “Digital and Pedagogical Transformation and Research Models in Modern Education”
Issue
Republican Scientific and Practical Conference “Digital and Pedagogical Transformation and Research Models in Modern Education”
Pages
646-652
DOI
10.5281/zenodo.23943361

Authors

Abstract

Цель статьи — разработать принципы проектирования профессионально ориентированных речевых заданий для ИИ-диалоговой среды высшего образования. Использованы анализ публикаций по обучению на основе задач и компьютерной лингводидактике, педагогическое моделирование и конструирование диагностических показателей. Результатом является система семи принципов: профессионально значимый исход; информационный разрыв и речевой выбор; условная вариативность диалога; дозированная поддержка; педагогическое ограничение ИИ-ответов; оценивание речевого продукта; рефлексия и перенос. На примере задания для будущего преподавателя английского языка показано, как эти принципы переводятся в сценарий взаимодействия с виртуальным учеником и аналитическую рубрику. Работа имеет теоретико-методический характер; эмпирическая эффективность предложенных принципов не устанавливается.

Keywords

профессионально ориентированное обучение речевая задача искусственный интеллект ИИ-диалог виртуальный персонаж обучение на основе задач TalkTime.

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English
The article develops design principles for professionally oriented speaking tasks in an AI dialogue environment for university students. It uses a focused analysis of task-based language teaching and computer-assisted language learning research, pedagogical modelling, and the construction of observable assessment indicators. Seven principles are specified: a meaningful professional outcome, an information gap and learner choice, contingent dialogue, calibrated support, bounded AI responses, assessment of the communicative product, and reflection with transfer. A prospective teacher-training task illustrates their application to interaction with a virtual pupil. The paper is theoretical and methodological and makes no claim of experimentally established effectiveness.
professional language education speaking task AI dialogue virtual character task-based language teaching TalkTime.

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