Use of Mediatexts in Ukrainian Literature Textbooks for 5-6 Grades of the New Ukrainian School

Abstract

The article presents the concept of using mediatexts in the Ukrainian literature textbooks for the adaptation cycle of general secondary education. General didactic approaches to the use of media educational resources in the educational process of general secondary education institutions are analyzed. It was determined that the educational achievements of students in the linguistic and literary field are evaluated when working with various types of textbook texts, in particular with mediatexts. It is noted that in the process of studying Ukrainian literature, the educational tasks of the textbook provide for an integrated approach to the analysis of literary works and mediatexts. Some of the auxiliary mediatexts are placed in the sections of the digital supplement to the textbooks of Ukrainian literature. The main mediatexts are integrated in the methodological apparatus of the textbook or presented as illustrations to literary works.
 The stages of working with different types of mediatexts according to Ukrainian literature textbooks for grades 5-6 of the New Ukrainian School, are described. It is demonstrated how the stages of working with mediatexts according to the textbook are integrated with the stages of studying the texts of literary works or sequence is built by analogy to them.
In the process of approbation of the textbook of Ukrainian literature in the 5^th grade of the New Ukrainian School, it was proven that integration of mediatexts into the educational tasks of the textbook modernizes its content, expands cognitive capabilities, creates space for independent reading and understanding of literary works in relationships with modern information, thematically related to them.
It has been proven that the use of mediatexts contributes to the deepened perception and individual interpretation of literary works by students, and is an effective way of realizing the competence potential of Ukrainian literature.