关于高校体育教育专业体操普修课程新体系的研究

采用文献法、调查法、特尔菲法、数理统计法,以浙江省的8所高校为研究对象,对这8所普通高校体育教育专业教学计划、体操普修课程教学大纲等进行全面分析;在此基础上,提出现阶段浙江省普通高校体操普修课程教学内容以基本体操、竞技体操、健美操、艺术体操为一体的体操普修课程新体系,以及这些内容顺序安排的合理性进行了探讨。     

因特网上英语教学信息的检索方法

通过举例重点分析了国外4种搜索引擎的功能与特点，总结英语教学信息检索的方法与技巧，介绍因特网上有关英语教学信息的网站。     

大学英语写作训练模式探讨

目前,我国学生在大学英语写作中的问题主要在于措词、语法知识、语篇衔接以及文章主题方面;针对以上问题,笔者结合教学实践,探讨了四种大学英语写作训练模式:一是词———句———段模式,二是主题句———支撑句———扩展句模式,三是引言———主体———结论模式,四是阅读———讨论———写作模式。这四种训练模式在重视训练学生基本功即遣词造句能力的同时,兼顾大学英语写作技巧的训练,旨在帮助学生提高大学英语的写作水平。     

我看语感训练

语文是一门综合的实践课，学好语文，用好语文知识，对一个人终身受用。而学好语文的精微妙处就是对语言文字的理解、感受能力即语感。作为一名语文教师，应致力于从口头表达和文字书写两方面去训练学生的“语感”。口语训练要做到“言为心声，心口合一”；书面训练要做到“文以载道，妙笔生辉”。     

On Applicable Methods in Testing Spoken English

The importance of raising speaking ability of the students is more and more emphasized. But the pity is that, until present time, teachers or testers have to face the perplexity of lacking useful ways to test the students about their ability in speaking. In order to break through the existing perplexity, the author tries, by analyzing the applicability of several methods for testing this ability, to shade a new light in this field, thus facilitate the means of daily teaching and learning evaluation.     

模因论与大学英语写作教学

大学英语写作教学收效甚微的根结就在严重忽视了语言的工具化特征。写作归根结底是一项运用语言工具进行思想输出的表达能力,所以,提高英语写作能力就必须在教学中及时穿插大量的语言输出训练。模因论为我们提供了一个完整有效的提高英语写作能力的训练过程,特别是模因的复制和传播理论为“仿写”训练模式提供可靠的依据。     

论高校自然科学学报发展的新理念

论述21世纪高校自然科学学报发展的新理念,包括科技理论创新理念、人文理论创新理念和编辑理论创新理念.     

新形势下高等学校英语专业改革的思考与实践

深化英语专业教学改革、确保英语专业教学质量,满足信息时代对外语人才的多元化需求态势,已经成为当前迫切需要解决的问题。本文从英语学科的专业定位、课程设置、学生、教师、教学方法、测试评估等方面探讨了新形势下英语专业改革的必要性与紧迫性。     

语境与精读教学

文章综述了几位语言学家对语境构成因素的研究,分析了精读课的特点,指出了在精读教学中,教师应该将语境因素与课文的讲解有机地结合起来,同时建议教师应该学习更多有关目的语国家的知识,以满足课堂教学的需要。     

The Concept of Inclusive Education: Teacher Training and Acquisition of English Language in the Hearing Impaired

Three languages are widely used in schools in Kenya – English, Kiswahili and Kenya Sign Language. Many pupils with hearing impairments are taught separately from the mainstream, in specialist settings. The fact that most of the formal teaching, assessment and examination processes in Kenyan schools rely upon spoken and written English compounds the separation of these pupils from the mainstream of education and, potentially, from the mainstream of society. In this article, Gertrude Wamae, graduate assistant in the Department of English and Linguistics at Kenyatta University, and Rachael Kang'ethe-Kamau, lecturer in the Department of Special Education at Kenyatta University, discuss the relationships between language, hearing impairment and inclusion in the Kenyan context. The article suggests that the use of signed exact English would enhance opportunities for inclusion for those with hearing impairments and that programmes of teacher training need to take account of persuasive research in this area. The article closes with a plea for further research, carried out collaboratively by educationalists, linguists, teacher trainers and practitioners, to develop policies and practices suited to more inclusive futures. The article is based on a paper presented to the International Conference on Inclusive Education run by Maseno University in September 2002.