Attachment Glottodidactic Dictionary as a Lexiciographic and Didactic Problem

Abstract

In the glottodidactic practice there was a breakthrough resulting from a change in the approach to teaching vocabulary. In the currently prevailing communication approach, attention is paid to the necessity of system, rather than systematic, teaching vocabulary, giving it a slightly higher rank. In this situation, glossodidactic reflection takes on the importance of dictionaries and analytical work devoted to them. Previous literature on the subject includes general and glottodidactic dictionaries (didactic and pedagogical) as well as discussion of their features and methods of use in the didactic process.

The purpose of this article is to draw attention to the complexity and importance of the problem, which is so called the attachment dictionary. For the purpose of the article, the term attachment glottodidactic dictionary is formulated, which is understood as a dictionary placed at the end of the handbook for learning a foreign language. In the theoretical assumption, an attachment dictionary consists of dictionaries placed in individual didactic units of a given handbook. The contents of the attachment dictionary should therefore reflect the contents of the individual dictionaries. The handbook by Kamila Dembińska and Agnieszka Małyska Start 1 Survival Polish. Podręcznik do nauki języka polskiego na poziomie A0 [A guide to learning Polish at A0 level] was chosen as the basis for the analysis.