高职《C语言程序设计》课程教学探讨

从《C语言程序设计》课程教学中存在的问题出发,结合高职院校的培养目标和学生的实际情况,在知识系统的解构与重构、教学方法与手段的改革等方面阐述了教学改革的思路和方法。实践证明,在采用改进后的教材和教学方法后,在培养学生具有程序设计思想和程序设计能力方面取得了较好的效果。     

曼斯菲尔德《一杯茶》的语言特点及主题探究

《一杯茶》是凯瑟琳.曼斯菲尔德的短篇小说之一,其语言特点也似一杯茶,清新、淡雅,入口后沁人心脾,令人回味无穷。细读之后,读者对＂短篇小说女王＂曼斯菲尔德语言特点及其精致语言下面所蕴含的主题,会有一个新的认识。     

论网络空间中的语言暴力

网络的发展带来了舆论空间的革命性拓展,但随之也产生了语言暴力等消极言论现象。这一现象产生的原因是多方面的,突出反映在网络语言暴力主体及客体的特定性、网络发言语境的群居性、社会怨恨心理的影响等方面。     

增强现实外语教学环境及其多模态话语研究

外语教学活动的多模态化对现代信息技术的应用提出了更高的要求。文章分析了外语教学在多模态化进程中遇到的制约因素,提出应用增强现实构建虚实融合的多模态外语教学情境,探讨了增强现实在外语基本概念学习及外语情境交际能力训练中的应用,进一步分析了增强现实多模态外语教学环境中的虚拟视觉及听觉模态符号。研究表明,增强现实在外语教学的多模态化中能够发挥重要作用,是提升外语教学效果的有力手段。     

形体语言在体育教学中的作用

形体语言又称"体态语言",是教师在教学过程中运用身体动作表示意义的信息系统的总称。在体育教学中,教师只有充分、合理使用形体语言才可能取得最佳的教学效果。文章通过文献资料分析,从人体语言学的角度对形体语言的概念进行阐述,分析形体语言在体育教学中的作用。     

从语言与文化差异看中式英语现象

随着英语应用的国际化和普遍化,英语在中国已扎根并普及开来。正如有英式英语、美式英语等一样,Chinglish(中式英语)也客观存在。中式英语现象有其产生和存在的必然,原因也是众说纷纭,而语言与文化差异是产生该现象不可或缺的原因之一。     

语言间接性的社会心理分析

语言的间接性是人类语言的共性之一。本文从三个方面对语言间接性进行了社会心理分析，提出了间接言语行为的三个动机：即满足听话人的心理需要、说话人的心理需要和普遍的社会心理需要。语言间接性的社会心理分析对于发展间接言语行为理论，理解和使用间接语言有着重要意义。     

英语教学中的语感因素

语感是语言学界使用频度较高但又难以界定的一个术语。笔从语感的定义、分类、特性、语感能力和听说读写等语言能力的关系以及语感能力的培养等几个方面作了较为深入的探讨。     

Discourse measures for Basque summary grading

In the context of Learning Technologies, the need to be able to assess the learning and domain comprehension in open-ended learner responses has been present in artificial intelligence and education since its beginnings. The advantage of using summaries is that they allow teachers to diagnose comprehension and the amount of information remembered from text in the learning process. This study addresses the issue of automatically obtaining overall discourse scores from surface discourse measures for Basque language. Global measures have been studied for cohesion, adequacy and use of language. The approach taken was to estimate the presence of the automatically gathered surface discourse measures in expert grading decisions in cohesion, adequacy and use of language. As a consequence, three grading decision-making regression models were obtained to estimate overall grades from text written in Basque. Next, the obtained regression models were tested in corpus-containing summaries written by learners with different degrees of summarisation maturity. The results show that the obtained grading frameworks significantly reflect human decisions and are able to discriminate summarisation maturity differences.     

Phonological awareness and reading speed deficits in reading disabled Greek‐speaking children

There is evidence that phonological awareness skills secure decoding ability and that phonological deficits underlie failure to acquire adequate word recognition. Slow word‐reading rate may be an additional defining characteristic of reading disability. The present study aimed to investigate whether: (1) reading disabled (RD) Greek‐speaking children showed reading accuracy and reading speed deficits relative to chronological age‐matched controls (CAC) and reading age‐matched controls (RAC); (2) they showed phonological deficits relative to the two control groups who do not present reading difficulties; and (3) they showed reading comprehension deficits over and above any word reading deficits.

Results suggested that the reading accuracy of the RD group was predictably weaker than that of the CAC group but equivalent to that of the RAC group. However, the reading speed of the RD group was significantly slower than the RAC group, who showed the same single word reading speed as the CAC group.

Slow and laboured decoding was found to compromise the reading comprehension of the RD group, whose listening comprehension performance was as good as the two other groups. The RD children performed poorly on phonological awareness tasks and naming speed. Naming speed was not an independent core feature of reading difficulties in the Greek language but was associated with a general phonological deficit.

It is recommended that diagnostic assessments for children with reading difficulties in Greek should include phonological awareness, single word reading and pseudoword reading tasks that measure both accuracy and speed.