Adaptation of German Language Teachers to The Medical Field

Abstract

The article discusses the process of adapting German language teachers to the medical field, emphasizing the importance of foreign language education within a professional context, particularly in medicine. The paper outlines the key roles and responsibilities of a language teacher in the medical domain, highlighting the need for specialized knowledge of medical terminology, clinical scenarios, and interactive teaching methods. It elaborates on the stages of adaptation, including knowledge, methodological, and psychological adjustments that teachers must undergo. Furthermore, the article presents modern pedagogical approaches such as task-based learning, problem-based learning (PBL), and case-based discussions, which enable teachers to integrate professional tasks into language learning.