坏消息英语商务信函中的“面子”问题

坏消息英语商务信函传达的是不利于读信人的信息,因此威胁到了读信人的“面子”。写信人在写作这类信函时应该在篇章安排、句子表达和词汇选择三个层面上积极运用各种礼貌策略来保全读信人的“面子”。     

浅析高职高专商务英语专业学生核心竞争力培育策略

从培育高职高专商务英语专业学生核心竞争力出发,结合黑龙江农业工程职业学院商务英语专业现状,归纳总结培育商务英语专业学生核心竞争力的三大策略,立足人才培方案的制定,以切实可行的学生管理体系为保障,配以完善的实践教学体系,从而为培育商务英语专业学生核心竞争力理论提供实践操作途径,商务英语专业培育实践应用性人才提供方案。     

Individual differences in English Learning Strategies

Some learners’ personal factors, such as gender, major, motivation and language proficiency, influence the use of language learn- ing strategies. This paper reports the results of a survey study which investigates the individual differences and the employment of English learning strategies, examines the association between enjoyment and strategy use, motivation and strategy use, gender and strategy use, major and strategy use, English proficiency and strategy use.     

创建学习型饭店的探讨

近年来,越来越多的企业纷纷致力于创建学习型组织,并且很多企业取得了显著的成绩。饭店业作为一个在改革开放后才真正发展起来的产业也不例外。该文首先根据学习型组织的内涵及饭店业的特点,对学习型饭店的内涵进行新的界定,然后在分析创建学习型饭店过程中出现的主要问题的基础上,从学习理念、学习方式、培训体系、知识共享等几个方面提出创建学习型饭店的具体策略。     

初学者英语语音意识培养之浅谈

语音意识与阅读理解,单词拼写及记忆等方面有着极为密切的联系。利用语音意识进行语言学习已成为普遍认同的理论。该文在简单回顾了国内外语音意识发展的历史后,详细阐述了语音意识测试的步骤及方法,指出只有在对英语学习者语音意识进行有效的评估后,才能对症下药,培养他们的语音意识;同时指出语音意识的发展是一个渐进式发展的过程,英语教育教学工作者只有根据其规律,灵活施教,才能起到事倍功半的效果。     

对外汉语教师海外文化传播策略研究——以利玛窦在中国传教为例

在赴海外完成对外汉语教学的任务中,如何在异文化氛围中处理与当地文化的关系、如何亲和而有效地进行汉语教学与文化传播是海外对外汉语教师亟待解决的问题。文章通过梳理利玛窦在华传教的过程,总结其中的历史经验与教训,以为今日对外汉语教师海外文化传播提供借鉴。     

从语用学角度谈公示语的翻译

公示语是日常应用于现实生活中的一种文体形式,它不仅折射出不同的文化习俗和生活方式,而且还具有审美观及价值取向等深刻文化内涵。本文试图运用对比分析的方式,从语用学的角度对国内公示语翻译进行剖析并提出翻译原则和策略,以实现公示语的价值和功能最大化。     

社交媒体时代的广告创意策略分析

Web2.0时代,互联网越来越多地融入了交流、互动、分享的人性化元素。社交媒体带给网络用户更加新鲜的体验,更具创意的网络传播应用模式。受众接受和传播信息的方式发生巨大变化,广告创意传播面临巨大挑战,在社交媒体时代如何通过广告创意使得广告传播取得理想效果,是论文研究的内容。     

The Effectiveness of the Responsive Teaching Parent-mediated Developmental Intervention Programme in Turkey: A pilot study

The case study was conducted to examine the feasibility of an early intervention curriculum called Responsive Teaching with two five-year-old children from Turkey who had significant developmental delays. This study determined whether Turkish mothers might be successful in learning to become more responsive to their children, and whether this would result in significant improvements in their children’s development. Both dyads received 28 individual parent–child intervention sessions which were conducted over a four-month period of time. Pre-, mid-, and post-assessments indicated improvements in the mothers’ responsiveness to their children and the children’s levels of engagement with their parents. There were also improvements in the children’s language and personal social development. Mothers reported that Responsive Teaching helped them learn to interact more effectively with their children and that this resulted in longer and more enjoyable interactions with them. Results from this investigation are discussed in terms of their implications for providing developmental services to preschool-aged children with disabilities in Turkey.     

Comparing active delay and procrastination from a self-regulated learning perspective

Researchers have proposed that the act of postponing academic work may be divided into a traditional definition of procrastination, viewed as maladaptive, and adaptive forms of delay. Adaptive forms of delay may be more consistent with certain facets of self-regulated learning. The current study investigated this issue by examining whether the relations between aspects of self-regulated learning and active delay may be distinct from the relations these aspects of self-regulated learning have with procrastination. Among 206 undergraduates, procrastination was positively predicted by mastery-avoidance goals and negatively by metacognitive strategy usage, whereas active delay was negatively predicted by avoidance goals and positively by self-efficacy. Furthermore, students who reported higher levels of active delay also received better grades. These findings provide support that active delay is a distinct form of delay from procrastination that may be more positive due to its associations with some adaptive self-regulatory processes and academic achievement.