SCIENCE AND EDUCATION IN THE MODERN WORLD: CHALLENGES OF THE XXI CENTURY" ASTANA, KAZAKHSTAN, FEBRUARY 2023 71 intercultural participation" [4, 42]. We come to the following common definition: ‘intercultural
competence is a competence based on knowledge and skills about intercultural relations, which
have a common meaning, the results of which are positive for both communicators’ [5, 63].
According to T.M. Dvornikova's definition, "Intercultural communication competence as a
component of communicative competence is knowledge about motivation, forms of behavior,
non-verbal components, value system related to listening and understanding in relation to an
individual and a group that form the norms of a certain language" [5, 48] .
In this connection, communicative competence plays an important role in foreign language
teaching. This is because reading opens the way to listen and understand books, newspapers and
magazines, which are the main and leading source of information today, and to analyze what
they have learned independently or together with a group. In the first stages of mastering the
listening process, language learners are required to master sound-letter and letter-sound relations,
to listen and understand sounds in their own way. Since listening is implemented through texts,
audio texts for listening comprehension are sorted according to certain requirements. In language
teaching, listening is the basis of message delivery, and considering the text as the source of the
message, the importance of paying attention to the informativeness of the delivered message is
put forward.
Bondarenko O.R. confirms that "The composition of intercultural communicative
competence is defined by several competences. In its content, ethnocultural competence forms a
"second language cognitive consciousness" as another world of linguosociety of the learner and
"second structure knowledge" related to the "foreign language" [6, 56]. One such sub-
competency is cultural competence. This type of sub-competence correctly forms one's own
speech culture and the cultural and linguistic consciousness given on the basis of a foreign
language through listening.
In recent years, many researches contributed to the problem of competence-oriented
teaching are aimed at forming the competence of intercultural high schoolchildren in foreign
language teaching due to the individual characteristics of the listener of authentic texts in various
styles.
Safonova V.V. also thinks that communicative competence leading to intercultural
motivation should be mastered at the following level:
- systematic knowledge of a foreign language and the ability to use language tools during
language communication;
- communicative flexibility, that is, the ability to understand and convey it (in a certain
sphere, topic, situation);
- ability to communicate verbally and in writing, ability to communicate various amounts
of information, ability to give a meaningful, systematic answer, ability to express thoughts,
ability to receive information, ability to understand the thoughts of the communicator;
- to be able to use and analyze various information in different ways from audio or written
texts. During the process of learning a foreign language, we should pay special attention to the
development of such components of communicative competence [7, 48-49].
Thus, intercultural communicative competence is the ability of high schoolchildren to
listen and understand (dialogic and monologue forms), master the speech norms of a foreign
language, understand the connection of meaningful phrases, grammatical features. In order to
achieve the set goal in teaching a foreign language, it is planned to use different means of
teaching. Educational tools include all materials used in the organization of education,
conducting the educational process [7, 96]. In this direction, effective use of educational tools
depends on the teacher. Therefore, he can achieve the desired result.
At this point, the communicative competence that allows to check the competence of
intercultural communication is the language competence of high schoolchildren. Linguistic