2017-2018英语阅读竞赛方案
2017-2018学年下学期泗交初中
英语阅读竞赛实施方案
一、活动宗旨
为了全面贯彻落实《英语课程标准》，更好地激发我校学生学习英语的兴趣,促进学生学习英语的积极性，并考察我校学生的英语阅读情况，我校英语组特决定举行各年级英语阅读理解竞赛。此举有利于促进我校学生的英语阅读水平，有助于提高同学们的英语学习意识，更有利于教师掌握学生学习动态，及时调整教学方法，以便进一步提高课堂教学质量和效果。
二、活动时间：2018年4月23日下午
三、活动地点：学校餐厅
四、参赛对象：七年级—九年级每班10同学
五、比赛内容：各年级范围内的阅读理解。
六、试卷命题安排：
七年级：吴婷婷
八年级：郝荣荣
九年级：张苗苗
七、奖励办法：
每个年级设一等奖，二等奖，三等奖若干名进行表彰奖励。
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