Corpus-based Translation Class Design Study

This essay accesses to the approach of corpus applied to translation teaching, in order to improve the teaching methods, lay the foundation for the translation teaching reform, cultivate students research ability, and finally to establish a new type of translation teaching design-- ＂ability-development-oriented design＂. Also, this paper takes the word ＂good＂ for example, looking for the general rules to translate it and its common collocation, in order to design a translation class. Corpus-based learning and teaching provides us a new feasible way of translation class.

Learner-centeredness in the Teaching of Listening Comprehension

In the teaching of listening comprehension, teachers should be guided by a learner-centered philosophy. Decisions about what will be taught, how it will be taught, when it will be taught, and how it will be assessed will be made with reference to the learner. With the assistance and guidance of the teacher, learners will develop the ability of learning and therefore enhance their listening comprehension.

The Application of Constructivism Theory to the Student-determined College English Learning

According to the further exploration into constructivism theory, the author illustrates the application of this theory to China＇s college English teaching, especially in the new perspective of student-determined learning.

Implications of Reportage Texts in EFL Teaching

In this paper, the author discusses implications of original reportage texts in EFL teaching and learning from the perspectives of socio-linguistics and pragmatic competence. The author also discusses a proper approach for teaching medical postgraduate students, which is centered on students and based on research. This approach for teaching and leaning has been proved effective and students have improved in their socio-linguistic and pragmatic competences. This approach should have implications to EFL teachers who teach students of other specialties.

How Can Self-Access Centers in China Better Develop Students＇ Learner Autonomy

Accompanying the arrival of new technological and network ear, SACs （self-access centers） become the most widely adopted mode spreading in China with a large quantity of universities joining to follow the fashion. But whether the SACs in China can fully fulfill the purpose, to what extend can learners gain benefits to develop autonomy, and what are the possible ways for improvement are quite necessary to investigate since there starts to emerge various problems during the implementation of SACs. This paper aims to analyze the prevalent establishment of SACs in China in order to find out the reasons for prevalence, the current implementing mode, the degree of effectiveness on developing learner autonomy, especially potential problems and causes, and finally put forward some suggestions pedagogical implications for improving.

Workshop on how to create a learner-centered classroom

Based on the literature review on learner-centered classroom, this essay is to explore now to create a learner-centered classroom in Chinese context so as to design a workshop for those teaching professionals all over China to create a learner-centered classroom. The workshop conducted mainly focuses on what is a learner-centered classroom, why and how to create a learner-centered classroom, meanwhile, it aims at helping the participants work out a practical framework which can be eventually put to their everyday teaching.

Problems of Moral Education in China＇s Schools and Solutions

School moral education is an important part of education, which concerns the students＇ growth and development in mental health. How to conduct moral education to help the students shape good moral norm is an issue frequently discussed in the academic area. This paper probes into this issue from the formation of incorrect outlooks towards wealth and power, discusses the risks of apparently incorrect moral education, and suggests the right moral education ways, combined with some specific cases： return to the true state of morality in the concept of moralization; conduct the students＇ sense of value through teaching activities in the content of moralization; and of moralization. distinguish between good and evil in moral conflict in the way

Research on English Majors＇ Willingness to Communicate Inside Classroom

As a new affective variable in the field of L2 （Second Language） Acquisition, the study of WTC （Willingness to Communicate） has attracted widespread attention since the 1990s, which is not only an effective way to promote language learning but also an important language target itself. Based on the data got from the questionnaire, the present study intends to explore the level, gender difference, correlation with academic .performance, and influencing factors of English majors＇ WTC inside classroom using both quantitative and qualitative research method. The results reveal that English majors＇ WTC inside classroom is comparatively high; there is no significant gender difference in English majors＇ WTC inside classroom, and there is significant positive correlation between WTC inside classroom and academic achievement; furthermore, language capacity, language anxiety, and communicative atmosphere are the main influencing factors

ON THE APPLICATION OF THE STUDENT-CENTERED & TOPIC-BASED TEACHING APPROACH IN NEW COLLEGE ENGLISH

The series textbook, New College English, compiled by some experts and teachers of Zhejiang University, embodies a reader-oriented notion, which gives its prominence to the student-centered & topic-based approach. By this means, a variety of activities can be successfully arranged and carried out. This paper analyses and probes into the great significance for improvement of the teaching quality by the application of the pattern.

THE CONNOTATION OF LEARNER-BASED TEACHING IN LANGUAGE TEACHING

This article analyzes the real connotation of learner-based teaching in language teaching. It deals with how we arrive at learner-based teaching, what is the role of the teacher and the coursebooks, the advantages and potential problems in learner-based teaching.

COMMENTS ON NEW COLLEGE ENGLISH AND THE LEARNER-CENTERED TOPIC-BASED TEACHING

Based on a brief discussion of some basic criteria of textbook evaluation and from user's point of view, the paper makes objective comments on New College English and 'the learner-centered, topic-based teaching approach' with the hope to exchange ideas and to make better use of the textbook

THEORETICAL RESEARCH AND PRACTICE OF TASK-DRIVEN APPROACH IN AN ENGLISH MAJOR COURSE

This paper explores the theoretical foundation o Task-driven Approach in teaching and learning an analyzes an application of this approach in a rea classroom teaching. From the teaching practice an interview the author concludes that Task-drive Approach best characterizes the teaching principle o learner-centered, interest-focused, task-based an real-life-related.

FACILITATING LEARNER AUTONOMY IMPROVING COMMUNICATION COMPETENCE

Recent developments in pedagogy concerning autonomous learning have instigated a pursuance to investigate methods to ensure that students are able to learn more effectively and gain competence when communicating with others. This presentation describes collaboration between learner autonomy and Hope English. The structure and layout of the textbook in conjunction with the tasks and activities is designed to facilitate autonomous learning. Investigations have affirmed that exposure to an autonomous learning environment generates more interest and motivation in the students then the traditional passive learning methods. They are able to learn more effectively and gain competence when communicating with others.