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О некоторых подходах, которые могут быть использованы на занятиях по иностранному языку в ведомственных образовательных организациях

Шалимова Ольга Николаевна
кандидат педагогических наук, доцент кафедры иностранных и русского языков, Орловский Юридический институт Министерства Внутренних дел России имени В. В. Лукьянова, Россия, Орёл, oly7788@yandex.ru

Аннотация: В статье рассматриваются различные стратегии и подходы, которые могут быть использованы при обучении иностранным языкам в ведомственных образовательных организациях. Описаны основные методы, направленные на повышение эффективности обучения, развитие коммуникативных навыков и углубление понимания структуры языка. Особое внимание уделяется использованию интерактивных методов, таких как ролевые игры, групповые проекты и использование мультимедийных ресурсов. Также обсуждаются подходы, способствующие развитию межкультурной компетенции и критического мышления у студентов.
Ключевые слова: ведомственные образовательные организации, курсанты, методы, подходы, структура языка, коммуникативные навыки, межкультурная компетентность, критическое мышление, правоохранительные органы.

Shalimova Olga Nikolaevna
Candidate of Pedagogics, Associate Professor of the Department of Foreign and Russian languages, Orel Law Institute of the Ministry of Interior of Russia named after V. V. Lukyanov, Russia, Orel

Abstract: The article discusses various strategies and approaches that can be used in foreign language classes in departmental educational organizations. The main methods aimed at improving the effectiveness of teaching, developing communication skills, and enhancing understanding of language structure through the prism of work in law enforcement agencies are described. In the classroom, particular emphasis is placed on employing interactive methods when working with professionally oriented texts, given the foundational nature of the discipline. Additionally, approaches aimed at fostering intercultural competence and nurturing critical thinking skills among future investigators are thoroughly explored. These methods actively engage cadets, encouraging them to think analytically about the material presented while simultaneously preparing them to navigate diverse cultural contexts they might encounter in their future careers. Through these techniques, teachers strive to cultivate well-rounded professionals capable of adapting to the multifaceted demands of modern law enforcement.
Keywords: departmental educational organizations, cadets, methods, approaches, language structure, communication skills, intercultural competence, critical thinking, law enforcement agencies.

Russia has been consistently investing in the development of advanced technologies to enhance the capabilities of its law enforcement agencies. Every year, many different new technologies are created to improve search engines, which play a crucial role in better case resolution. Cadets are trained in these technologies in educational organizations of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia [1], ensuring that future law enforcement officers are well-equipped to tackle modern challenges.

The acquisition of communicative competence developed in a departmental educational institution enables specialists in various fields of law enforcement to leverage foreign experience in dressing challenges.

A foreign practice of crime scene investigation can also be taken into account. A significant number of professionally oriented texts and articles are reviewed with the cadets during foreign language classes, enabling them to familiarize themselves with international methodologies and best practices. This approach fosters a deeper understanding of global trends in law enforcement and enhances their ability to apply foreign expertise effectively in their in their professional duties (Picture 1).

Picture 1. Sample text for English classwork

An inspection of the scene of an accident is an investigative action that involves fixing, perceiving, and examining the scene by a professional. These investigative actions help to collect physical evidence that reconstructs the events of what happened. Police officers work in several stages to identify and preserve traces.

Preparation for the inspection of the scene is the initial stage of the process. It involves getting ready before visiting the site of the incident, which includes gathering necessary technical equipment and ensuring psychological preparedness. The investigator also provides instructions to other units regarding the protection of the scene. Specialists are chosen to commence investigative actions. These preparations take place prior to arriving at the crime scene. Once at the site, police officers carry out their responsibilities [3], such as determining whether victims require assistance, removing bystanders, and setting up technologies.

To make it easier to analyze the situation, experts conduct interviews with witnesses and eyewitnesses. The second stage is a direct inspection of the crime scene, which in turn is divided into two stages. The orienting stage is a general overview of the crime scene when the boundaries of the scene are determined. If the boundaries of the crime are incorrectly set, this leads to unnecessary expenditure of money and time or to insufficient evidence.

For example, when inspecting an apartment in a residential building, it recommended to inspect also the landing, escape routes or arrival of the criminal. If

the evidence indicates  a gunshot, then the corpse is examined, the direction of the shot is determined, etc.

All objects at the scene are carefully examined and documented using photo and video equipment in their original, unchanged state (Picture 2).

Picture 2. Sample text for English classwork

This method ensures that the evidence remains unaltered, preserving the integrity of the crime scene for further analysis. At this stage of the investigation, the static inspection method is employed. The second method is called dynamic inspection (examination of the object in detail) (Picture 3).

Picture 3. Examination of the object in detail

At the final stage, physical evidence is seized to verify the accuracy of the information, conduct an examination and enter it into the criminal suit.

Firstly, the methods used by the task force to inspect the crime scene are classified depending on the direction of movement and the extent of coverage of the territory. One of these methods is the eccentric method. It involves moving from the center of the crime scene to the periphery. The movement is carried out in a spiral. It is important to note that the center of the scene is not necessarily its geometric center, but rather the place with the most informative value, for example, the presence of a copse the crime scene. This method is especially useful when there is no risk of damaging or destroying secondary evidence (Picture 4).

Picture 4. The spiral search

This approach minimizes the risk of destroying peripheral evidence while allowing for a thorough examination of the focal point of the incident site. By systematically working inward, investigators can ensure that all relevant details are captured and analyzed without compromising the integrity of the evidence. The nodal method involves examining multiple nodes, or focal points, of the crime scene simultaneously.

In a case of burglary, these nodes might include the point of entry, the location of the actual theft, and some other areas where criminals have left traces. Despite the complexity of working at multiple locations, this inspection must remain systematic and purposeful not to lose details. Each node is analyzed to collect evidence and reconstruct the sequence of events, contributing to a comprehensive understanding of the crime.

For optimal results, it is advisable to assign individual nodes to different members of the investigative team. After inspecting these nodes, it is important to conduct the entire incident scene using another established method comprehensively to avoid oversights. This approach ensures a thorough examination of the entire scene while giving detailed attention to each node.

The frontal method involves dividing the crime scene into separate squares, each of which is examine carefully. In some cases, the squares may be inspected by one investigator moving in one direction, while in other situations the area may be inspected by two officers moving in different directions. This method ensures systematic coverage of the entire scene, minimizing the risk of overlooking critical evidence.

The second method, known as the selective method, is more often employed in open areas to enhance the search for traces. In this approach, a specific area is examined based on the subjective decision of the investigator, where there is a high likelihood of finding traces related to the crime.

However, not all traces can be directly attributed to the criminal’s actions. Some traces may belong to an earlier or later period (without having a direct connection to the incident). These traces can still influence the mechanism of the criminal’s actions, either facilitating or hindering the commission of certain activities. This method requires careful consideration and analysis to distinguish relevant and irrelevant evidence. The experience and professional skills of a criminologist come to the fore in such situation.

The effectiveness of perception when examining the scene of an accident is increased due to the verbal component.

Hearing, smell, touch and professional intuition, utilized during investigative actions, combined with visual techniques and the use of technical means, can enhance the likelihood of identifying traces to which the perpetrator or another person directed efforts to conceal and render more difficult to detect.

Insufficient levels of knowledge, cognitive abilities [4], skills, and intelligence can nullify the outcomes of any advancements in the realm of methodological and technical-forensic support for crime scene inspections [6]. Lack of professionalism among investigators, coupled with the inability to adequately utilize the theoretical and practical capabilities of forensic technologies in criminology, leads to inspections of poor quality, constituting one of the primary issues [5]. These findings are broadly substantiated by data gathered from surveys of investigative personnel, staff of inquiry bodies, and experts, wherein all respondents noted a direct correlation between the quality of the inspection and the subjective resources, specialized knowledge, and professional experience of the individual [6]. A significant portion of failures during preliminary investigations stemmed from erroneous calculations performed at the scene. Scientists studying the challenges of enhancing the effectiveness and quality of crime scene inspections have concluded that augmenting the personal potential of the investigator is essential for achieving this objective.

Thus, it can be concluded that the professionalism of the employees of the internal affairs bodies consists not only of theoretical knowledge and their application in practice, but also psychological skills, determination and the ability to predict. The investigator must have such qualities as: observation, attentiveness and patience.

Knowledge of foreign languages plays a crucial role in enhancing the effectiveness of an investigator’s work by providing several key advantages:

– ассess to international resources (Investigators  often need to  review documents, reports, or testimonies in different languages. Fluency in multiple languages allows them to access and analyze information directly without relying on translations, which may lose nuances.);

– communication with foreign counterparts (collaborate with colleagues from other countries);

• understanding cultural context (language is a culture, it can help to understand the motivations behind crimes);
• interviewing foreign witnesses and suspects (can put non-native speakers at ease, encourage cooperation);
• travel as part of an investigations (to build relationship with locals);
• professional development (staying updated with international developments in forensic science, criminology, and legal systems requires reading literature and attending conferences in various languages).

Proficiency in foreign languages equips investigators with  the tools necessary to operate effectively in globalized environment, improving both the quality and scope of their work.

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