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2022年西华师范大学908英语教学理论与实践考研真题和答案

2022年西华师范大学908英语教学理论与实践考研真题和答案

2022年西华师范大学908英语教学理论与实践考研真题和答案2022年西华师范大学外国语学院《908英语教学理论与实践》[专业硕士]考研全套内容简介•全国名校英语教学论考研真题汇总说明:本科目考研真题不对外公布(暂时难以获得),通过分析参考教材知识点,精选了有类似考点的其他院校相关考研真题,以供参考。

2.教材教辅•王蔷《英语教学法教程》(第2版)笔记和课后习题(含考研真题)详解•王蔷《英语教学法教程》(第2版)配套题库(含考研真题)说明:以上为本科目参考教材配套的辅导资料。

•试看部分内容第1章语言和语言学习Ⅰ. Fill in the blanks.1. Acco rdi ng to th e_____th eo ry re p re se n te d by V ygo t sky, le arni ng i s be st achie ved thro ugh th e dyn am ic int e r ac ti o n be tw e e n th e te ach e r a n d th e l e a rn e r an d b e t ween learners.(山东师范大学2018研)【答案】socio-co nstru cti vist查看答案【解析】本题考查的是社会建构主义理论的观点。

以维果茨基为代表的社会建构主义理论认为学习的最佳途径是师生之间以及学生之间的活跃互动。

2. Th e f un ctio nal vi e w n o t on ly se e s l an gu age as a __ ___sy ste m bu t al so a m e an s f o r do i n g th i n gs.(安徽师范大学2015研)【答案】linguisti c查看答案【解析】本题考查的是功能主义语言理论。

该种语言理论不仅将语言视作语言系统,还将它看作一种方法。

西华师范学位英语作文

西华师范学位英语作文

西华师范学位英语作文的深度探索与实践 In the academic world, the importance of English proficiency is increasingly recognized, especially in the context of globalization. As a prestigious institution of higher learning, Xihua Normal University places significant emphasis on English education, with the degree English composition being a crucial component of its curriculum. This article aims to delve into the intricacies of writing a degree English composition at Xihua Normal University, discussing its significance, challenges, and practical strategies.The degree English composition at Xihua Normal University serves as a comprehensive assessment of the student's English proficiency, analytical skills, and critical thinking. It requires students to demonstratetheir ability to construct coherent arguments, use appropriate language, and adhere to academic writing conventions. The essay not only tests the student's linguistic skills but also their understanding of the subject matter and ability to apply it to real-world scenarios.One of the key challenges in writing a degree English composition is the integration of academic research with personal insights. Students are expected to conductthorough research, analyze and synthesize information from various sources, and present it in a coherent and engaging manner. This requires a high level of organizational skills, attention to detail, and a deep understanding of thesubject matter.Practical strategies for writing a successful degree English composition include:* Careful planning: Outlining the essay's main ideasand structure before writing helps to ensure a logical flow of arguments. *Thorough research: Conducting comprehensive research and analyzing reliable sources of information is crucial for building a strong foundation for the essay.* Clear and concise language: Using precise vocabulary and avoiding redundancy helps to convey ideas effectively.* Adherence to academic writing conventions: Following the rules of grammar, punctuation, and formatting enhances the essay's readability and credibility.* Critical reflection: Incorporating personal insights and critical analysis adds depth and uniqueness to the essay.The degree English composition at Xihua NormalUniversity serves as a valuable tool for assessing and enhancing students' English proficiency and academic skills. By mastering the intricacies of academic writing, students can not only achieve academic excellence but also prepare themselves for the globalized workforce.**西华师范学位英语作文的深度探索与实践**在全球化的背景下,英语能力在学术界的重要性日益凸显。

西华师大外国语学院《语言学》期末复习资料Review of linguistics

西华师大外国语学院《语言学》期末复习资料Review of linguistics

Types of morphemes(69-71)
• 1.Free morphemes and bound morphemes • 2. Roots, affixes and stems • 3.inflectional morphemes and derivational morphemes
Word-formation(p71-83)
Semantic roles of clause elements P101-103
Agent: Patient: Recipient: Beneficiary Experiencer: Instrument: Time: Location:
Chapter seven
• semantic triangles • THOUGHT/REFERENCE (CONCEPT)
• Antonymy---it refers to the oppositeness of meaning. • Antonyms---words are opposite in meaning. • • Antonyms • • gradable complementary relational reverse
The phonetic properties of consonants
• The places of articulation • The manners of articulation
• The phonetic description of the consonants
• P31 table
• • Homonymy • • • • identical in sound. homographs: two words are identical in spelling. complete homonyms: two words are identical both in sound and spelling.

西华川师学科英语

西华川师学科英语

西华川师学科英语(原创实用版)目录1.西华川师学科英语简介2.学科英语的教学理念与特色3.学科英语的师资力量4.学科英语的课程设置与实践5.学科英语的成就与展望正文西华川师学科英语,全名为西华师范大学学科英语,成立于 20 世纪80 年代,是我国较早开展英语专业教育的院系之一。

学科英语作为西华师范大学的优势专业,一直致力于培养具备较高英语水平、具备创新精神和跨文化交际能力的复合型人才。

学科英语的教学理念与特色主要体现在以下几个方面:首先,注重学生的基本功,强化语言技能的训练。

通过听说读写译等多方面的训练,使学生具备扎实的英语基本功。

其次,学科英语强调跨文化交际能力的培养,使学生在学习英语的同时,了解和理解不同文化背景,为进一步深造和从事国际交流工作打下坚实基础。

此外,学科英语还注重培养学生的创新能力和实践能力,通过课题研究、实习实践等方式,让学生在实际工作中运用所学知识,提升综合素质。

学科英语的师资力量雄厚,拥有一支由教授、副教授、讲师等组成的高水平教学团队。

他们中既有学术造诣深厚的专家学者,也有具备丰富实践经验的双师型教师。

教师们严谨治学,潜心研究,关注学生的成长与发展,为学生提供优质的教育教学服务。

在课程设置方面,学科英语注重课程的多样性和实用性。

除了传统的英语语法、词汇、阅读、写作等课程外,还开设了跨文化交际、翻译理论与实践、英语教育等特色课程。

此外,为了满足学生个性化发展需求,学科英语还提供了丰富的选修课程,使学生在掌握专业知识的同时,拓宽视野,提升自身综合素质。

学科英语在多年的教育教学实践中取得了丰硕的成果,为国家和社会培养了大量优秀英语人才。

Comprehensible

Comprehensible

ComprehensibleComprehensibleInputinEnglishTeachingandLearning◆蔡佳?西华师范大学外国语学院Abstract:TheInputHypothesisisoneofthemostimportantKrashen'stheoriesofsecondlang uage acquisitionThehypothesisfocusesoncomprehensibleinputwhichfacilitatestudents languageacquisition.Teachersareresponsibleforprovidingsufficientlanguageinputin variouswaysinclass.HowtoutilizedifferentresourcesinEnglishteachingisaprovoking questionforalltheEnglishteachersKeywords:InputHypothesiscomprehensiveinputInteractionallymodifiedinput文章编号:ISSN1009—6426/CN13-1298-G4/YFDH18-117/Z24-2010-12-1068I.IntroductionInthefieldofsecondlanguagelearning, themostinfluentialmodeloflearningisknownasMonitorMode1.StephenKrashen'Stheoryof secondlanguageacquisitionconsistsoffivemainhypotheses:theAcquisition-Learninghypothesis;theMonitorhypothesis;theNaturalOrderhypothesis;theInputhypothesisandtheAffectiveFilterhypothesis.Ⅱ.ThetheoryoftheInputHypothesisTheInputhypothesisisKrashen'Sattempt toexplainhowthelearneracquiresasecondlanguage.Inotherwords,thishypothesisisKrashen'Sexplanationofhowsecondlanguageacquisitiontakesplace,whichisoneofthemostprominentmodemtheoriesinthefieldsof firstlanguageacquisitionandsecondlanguage acquisition(SLA).So,theInputhypothesisis onlyconcernedwith'acquisition',not'learning'. Accordingtothishypothesis,secondlanguages areacquiredbyunderstandingmessages,orby receiving'comprehensibleinput.'(Krashen,1985, p.2).'Input'referstothelanguagewhichachild oralearnerhearsorlearnsthroughinteraction42教学随笔withcaretakers,teachersandnativespeakers ofthelanguage.Thetwosocialagentsprovide differentcontextsthrough'hereandnow'context. Itisbelievedthatinputmustbecomprehended bylearnersandthemoretheinput,thebetterthe secondlanguageisacquired.Infact,itisagreed thattheunderstandingofinputfocusesonmeaning notonlanguageforms.(E.g.Ellis1985)Krashen definedalearner'Scurrentstateofknowledgeasi andthenextstageasi+1.Thustheinputalearner isexposedtomustbeatthei+llevelinorderforit tobeofuseintermsofacquisition.Ifirepresents previouslyacquiredlinguisticcompetenceand extra—linguisticknowledge,thehypothesisclaims thatwemovefromitoi+lbyunderstandinginput thatcontainsi+1.Extra—linguisticknowledge includesourknowledgeoftheworldandofthe situation,thatis,thecontext.The十lrepresents newknowledgeorlanguagestmeturesthatwe shouldbereadytoacquire.Inotherwords,theinputhypothesisiscruciallydependentonthe notionsofi+landcomprehensibleinput. Krashenarguesthatlanguageacquisition iscausedbylearnersunderstandinginput whichisslightlybeyondtheircurrentstageof knowledge,bymeansofcontextandotherextra—linguisticcues,andwhileweshouldnottryto provideinputwhichspecificallyaimsatthenext stage.Itmeanstheinputthatisjustbeyondthe students'currentcompetencecanstimulatethem tofurtherstudywithgreatinterest.Ifthelevel ofinputmaterialismuchlowerthanthatoftheir presentcompetence,theywillfeeltooboredand unwillingtokeepmoving.Itisnotastimulusfor themtofurtherstudy.Iftheinputmaterialisjust alittlebeyondtheirpresentcompetence,theywill persevereandkeepmovingwithgreatinterest. Thatmeansteachersmustprovidebackground knowledgeforthestudentstofacilitatetheir comprehension.Inputmustcomebeforeoutput. "Itcanbeexpressedfreelyonlytheaccumulation oflanguageinformationreachesacertaindegree. Topayattentiontotheexpressionisonlyin pursuitofshort?termeffect,whiletofocusonthe implementationofinputisactuallyascientificand systematicproject".(Y angHuiyuan杨惠元19911 Krashenarguesitisessentialnottofocus onexplicitgrammaticalstructuresorlearning activitiesbutrathertooccupyclassroomtime withacquisitiontasksoractivities.Thisisasubtlepoint.Ineffect,bothteachersandstudentsare deceivingthemselves.Theybelievethatitisthe subjectmatteritself,thatisresponsibleforthe students'progress,butinrealitytheirprogressis comingfromthemediumandnotthemessage. Usuallybothteachersandlearnersfeeltheaim ofthelessonistoteachorpracticeaspecific grammaticalitemorstructure.Oncethestructure ismastered,thesyllabiproceedtothenextone. Thebestmethodsarethereforethosethatsupply " comprehensibleinputinlowanxietysituations, containingmessagesthatstudentsreallywantto hear.Thesemethodsdonotforceearlyproduction inthesecondlanguagebutallowstudentsto producewhentheyare'ready',recognizing thatimprovementcomesfromsupplying communicativeandcomprehensibleinput,andnot fromforcingandcorrectingproduction.(Krashen, 1985).Ⅲ.Howtomair~inputcomprehensible Howtheninputismadecomprehensible?Long(1982)suggestsfourwaysthatinputcanbe madecomprehensible:bymodifyingspeech,by providinglinguisticandextralinguisticcontext,by orientingthecommunicationtothe'hereandnow' andbymodifyingtheinteractionalstructureofthe conversation.Longassertsthatallfourwaysmay aidcommunication,butheespeciallyemphasizesthatthe4thway——modifyingtheinteractional structureoftheconV ersation——ismostlikely toaidlanguageacquisition.Furthermore,from aninteractiveperspective,inputcanbegained throughtheprocessofinteractionornegotiation ofmeaning. Inordertoidentifythefeaturesthatmake inputcomprehensibletothelearner,Pica,Y oung, andDought(1987)foundtherearetwodifferent kindsoflinguisticenvironmentavailableto thesecondlanguagelearner.Thefirstkindis saidtobecharacterizedbyinputthathasbeen modifiedorsimplifiedinsomewaybeforethe learnerseesorhearsit.Thisisconsistentwith thefirstofthefourwaysthatLong(1982) mentioned(i.e.,bymodifyingspeech).Thiscan berepetitions,paraphraseofwordsorsentences, andreductionofsentencelengthandcomplexity, 《校园英语》教研版43 amongothers.Inreviewing12empiricalstudies oninputsimplificationandelaboration,Parker andChaudron(1987)reportthatlinguistic simplificationintheformofsimplifiedsyntax andvocabularyfailedtohaveasignificantly positiveeffectoncomprehension,whereas anelaborativemodification(i.e.,repetition ofinformation)andclearsegmentingofthe thematicstructureofthecommunicationwere foundtoenhancecomprehension.So,they suggestthatoneshouldmodifyinputinthedirectionofelaborativealterationsratherthan syntacticsimplification.AccordingtoRachards, PlattandWeber(1985,188),'anativespeaker aboutthestructureofhisorherlanguageisone basisforestablishingorconfirmingtherules ofthegrammar'.Nativespeakercanprovide comprehensibleinputwhentheyinteractwith non-nativespeakers. Ithasalsobeennotedthatthesecond typeoflinguisticenvironmentavailabletothe learner,ascharacterizedbyPicaeta1.(1987), istheoneinwhichanativespeaker(NS)ora morecompetentspeakerinteractswithanon—nativespeaker(NNS),andwherebothparties modifyandrestructuretheinteractiontoarrive atmutualunderstanding.Bothpartieswill employdifferentstrategiesintheconversion. Thesestrategiesincludedaspectsofconversation suchascomprehensionchecks,clarification, quests,topicshifts,andselfandotherrepetitions andexpansions.Negotiationasbeenusedto''characterizethemodificationandrestructuring ofinteractionthatoccurswhenIearnersandtheir interlocutorsanticipate,perceive,orexperience difficultiesinmessagecomprehensibility"(Pica, 44教学随笔1994,P.494).Negotiationofmeaningtakesplace whentwospeakersmakeadjustmentsintheir interaction.Intheprocessofnegotiatingmeaning, nativespeakersrespondtothefeedbackfromsecondlanguagelearnersbymakinginteractional adjustments.Atthesametime,secondlanguage learnerscannegotiateandgainfeedbackontheir useofthetargetlanguage.Thisisatwo—way exchangeofinformation.Thechangesenable thelearnerstogivefeedbackonhislackof comprehensionthroughnegotiationofmeaning andmodificationoftheconversionbythehearer. Insummary,researchsupportsthat theinformationalstructureofthetwo-way communicationinvolvedininteractionally modifiedinputneedsnativespeakersandnon. nativespeakerstonegotiateformeaning,and trieshardtocommunicate,adjustmentsto conversatiOnalstructure.linguisticform,and messagecontent,soastomakewhattheysay comprehensibletothespeakers.Elliseta1. (1994)conductedasimilarstudyinanalyzing therelationshipbetweeninputmodificationsand comprehension,andbetweencomprehensionand acquisitionofunknownlexicalitems.Theyfound thatinteractionallymodifiedinputledtobetter comprehensionandtotheacquisitionofagreater numberofunknownitems.Evidencealsoindicates thataninteractionalcontexttendstoprovide secondlanguagelearnerswithmorevariedand complexlanguagedatathanbefore.Itenhanced comprehensibility,appropriatenesstothelearner's level,itstiming,andlearnerinvolvementinthe interactionmayexplainthefacilitativeeffectsonSLA(Wesche,1994).IV.Make1lseoftl~comprehensibleInputin【gl讪classroomteaching Asmentionabove,theinputHypothesis theoryiscentraltoallofacquisitionandalsohas implicationsfortheclassroom.Howtomakefull useofthecomprehensibleinputtohelpstudents intheirlearningisstillprovoking.InChina, classroomteachingisstillanimportantwayto providecomprehensibleinput,becauseEnglish ismainlylearnedinclassasaforeignlanguage. So,howtoapplycomprehensibleinputtheoryto Englishteaching.i.Introductionofthebackgroundknowledge Comprehensibleinputismorethanjust strengtheninglistening,reading,speakingand writingability.Appropriateintroductionof backgroundknowledgeiscrucialinEnglish teaching.Researchesshowthatcomprehend foreignculturebeforelearningalanguageis veryhelpfu1.Studentswhoareinlackofculture learningwillfindthemselvesculturalshockin theactualcommunication.Therefore.teachers shouldprovidestudentswithsufficientforeign cultureknowledgeintheteachingprocess. These backgroundknowledgeshouldbebasedontheir experience.Teachersusuallyorganizewarm- upexerciseoractivitiestointroducebackgroundinformationsoastoactivatestudents'prior knowledge.Inthisway,teacherscanfacilitatethe students'comprehensioninclass.Attheother hand,teacherscanshowstudentssomeextra comprehensiblereading themtoreadasmuchas materialsandencouragepossible.Inotherwords, teachersdohavetounderstandhowtoeffectively connectstudents'learningcontentstotheirpast experiencetogaincomprehensiveinput.ii_Modificationoftheteachertalk IntheEnglishclassroom,teachersare alwaysplayingamajorroleinthewholeprocess ofstudentlearning.TeachersofEnglishare supposedtobemodelsinteaching.Teachertalk includeslead—ininformation,designingclass activities,facilitatingacquisitionprocessesandthe explanationoflanguagepoints.Howtomakethe teachertalkbeeasilyunderstoodbythestudents? ThefeaturesoftheteachertalkisComprehensible, intryingtocommunicatewithlearners,teachers oftensimplifytheirspeech,withmanysimilar characteristicsoftheForeignertalkandsimplified styles.Accordingtostudents'differentlanguage level,teachingcontentandtheinteractionofthe students,teachersshouldalwaystrytomodify. theirlanguagetomeettheneedofclassroom teaching.Whichmeansteacherscanusesimplewordsandlesscomplexsyntacticstructures whengivinginformationandexplanation;also teacherscanslowertheirrateofspeechtomake theirspeecheseasiertobeunderstoodandaid comprehension.i…n.Thevariationoftheteachingstrategies Studentsshouldbetaughtdifferently accordingtotheirlanguageproficiency.Oneofthe mostcommonphenomenonsisthefossilization. Ifsomestudentsarefossilized,nomatterhow sufficienttheinputis,they'vegotnoprogress. Fossilization,inlinguisticsandsecondlanguage acquisition,referstotheoften.observedlossof progressintheacquisitionofasecondlanguage, followingaperiodwherelearningoccurred.Itmay refertothelearners'persistentandirremovable errors.Insuchconditions,erroranalysisanderror correctionareconsideredaserrortreatment.To helplearnersinthepreventionoffossilizederrors, 《校园英语》教研版45 weneedtodiscoverandcla theseerrorsoccur.Learner's "fywhyandhowbiologicalfactors,learner'saffectivefactors,negativelanguage transfer,environmentalfactors.socialandcultural factorsandenvironmentalfactors.Thesefactors rarelytakeeffectseparately,theycombine withoneandanothertogeneratefossilization. Languageteachersshouldpayattentiontothedifferentfactorsoffossilization,andvarythe strategiesofteachingtothosefossilizedstudents. iv.Applicationoftherichinternetresources InmodernEnglishteaching,avariety ofmultimediatechnologyhasbeenusedin facilitatingteachingandlearning.Krashen postulatesthatlanguagelearningisdirectly relatedtotheamountof'comprehensibleinput' learnersreceived.Suchinputsshouldbealittle bitabovetheirunderstandingbutcouldbe understoodthroughinference.Whichmeans nothingbuttheNet-basedmultimediacanmeet theserequirements.Therefore,onlytheNet-based multimediacomputerscanprovidesufficient comprehensibleinputinsuchhighqualityand quantity.Thisrichinternetresourcesshould bewidelyappliedinclassroomteaching.The multimediatechnologyhasthepossibilitiesto bringthewholeworldintoaclassroom,creating anoptimalenvironmentforstudents'learning. Theinternetshortensthedistanceofthewhole world,irrespectiveofthetimeandspace,focuses onmeaningsandmessagesratherthanforms, facilitatesthestudentslearningintheeffect ofcolor,flash,soundandpictures.Itnotonly providesstudentswithahandfulofinformation, butalsoarousestheirinterestinEnglishlearning. Withthehelpofthemultimediacomputer,46教学随笔studentscanacquirecomprehensive,specializedinstructioninallkindsofskillssimultaneously andtakepartintheirdailyclassroomassignments actively.V.ConclusionTosumup,undertheguidanceofKrashen's InputHypothesis,languageteachingandlearning, especiallyinclassroominstruction,ifthelearners aregivenmoreexposuretocomprehensibleinput,theirinterestcanbearousedandlastlong.Englishteachersmustmakeuseofevery possibilitytocreateapositive,relaxingand flexibleenvironmentforEnglishlearningunder thestrategiesofintroductionofthebackground knowledge,modificationoftheteachertalk,the variationoftheteachingstrategies,application oftherichinternetresources.Inaword,teachers shouldimprovethequalityandquantityof comprehensiblelanguageinputinclasssoas tomakestudents'foreignlanguageproficiency greatlyimprovedandclassroomteachingtobe moreeffectively.References:1SusanM.GassandLarrySelinkerSecondlanguage acquisition,LondonLawrenceErlbaumassociates,publishes. 20012EllisRThestudyofsecondlanguageacquisition,Oxford: OxfordUniversityPress,】9973Krashen.STheInputHypothesisIssuesandimplication. LondonandNew.Y ork:Longman,19854KcithJohnsonAnIntroductiontoForeignLanguage LearningandTeachingForeignLanguageTeachingand ResearchPress.2(W)25c.Madden(Eds.),Inputinsecondlanguageacquisition, Rowley,MA:NewbuWHouse,19966Kelch,K.Modifiedinputasanaidtocomprehension. StudiesinSecondLanguageAcquisition.1985。

2016-2017-1外国语学院课表

2016-2017-1外国语学院课表
王毅5-6班
刘媛(讲)5-6班
冷文明5-6班
杨丹5-6、13-14班
职称
副教授、讲师、讲师、副教授、讲师、讲师
助教、讲师
讲师
副教授、副教授
讲师
助教
西华师范大学2016-2017学年度第1期授课时间表
外国语学院日语专业2015级1-2班学生人数:65
一、二节
三、四节
五节
六、七节
八、九节
十、十一、
十二节
综合日语2班:D203
日语基础写作1班:D204
日语基础写作2班:B303
日语实用语法1班:C203
语言综合技能(9-16周)
1-2班:A212
星期四
日语实用语法2班:A504
综合日语1班:A504
综合日语2班:A505
日语泛读1-2班:B303
毛泽东思想与中国特色理论体系概论:1-2班A114
星期五
阅读8班:A505
听力9班(单周):A202
10班(双周):A202
口语3班:C404
听力4班:A203
综合英语
8班:A101 14班:A106
听力13班:A206
英汉对比3-4班:A214
口语10班:A502
毛泽东思想与中国特色理论体系概论
7-11班C204
毛泽东思想与中国特色理论体系概论:
3-4、班C204
12-14班:A114
听力11班:A201
星期五
日语3班:B501
日语4、12-13班:A213
日语7-9班:A101
日语10、14班:B401
西班牙语7-14班:B402
综合英语3班:B401
日语11班:A503

西华师范大学学位英语考试真题及答案

西华师范大学学位英语考试真题及答案

西华师范大学学位英语考试真题及答案全文共6篇示例,供读者参考篇1My Big Adventure with the English Test!Hi friends! Today I'm going to tell you all about my big English test adventure. It was super exciting and a little bit scary too. You see, I had to take this huge important test called the West China Normal University English Proficiency Test. I guess it's kind of like a final exam, but just for English.My teacher Mrs. Zhang had been helping us get ready for weeks. We did so much practice - reading, writing, listening. I thought my brain was going to explode from all the new words I had to learn! Like "ubiquitous" - that's a really hard one that means something is everywhere. See, I remembered!Finally the big day arrived. I could hardly sleep the night before because I was so nervous and excited. When I got to school, there were tons of other kids there too, all looking just as anxious as me. We had to bring our pencils and erasers and backpacks with snacks and water because it was going to be a loooong day.The test was split into four parts - listening, reading, writing, and speaking. First up was the listening section. We had to put on these big headphones and listen really carefully to recordings about all sorts of topics like animals, weather, school life, you name it! Then we had to answer multiple choice questions about the recordings. I got a little confused a couple times, but I tried my very best.After listening it was time for reading. This part had me really worried because there were some super long and complicated passages to read through. Have you ever tried to read something written for adults when you're just a kid? It's not easy! But I wage careful attention and used all my reading strategies like finding the main idea and making inferences. Phew, I was exhausted after that section!We got a break for lunch then, which was awesome because I was starving! My mom had packed me a nice lunch box with all my favorite foods - kung pao chicken, dumplings, egg tarts for dessert. Yum! I re-energized with my tasty lunch.The afternoon started with the writing section. We had to write a short essay responding to a prompt about our favorite hobbies. Well, as you can probably guess, I wrote all about my obsession with comics and video games! I made sure to usegood examples and lots of descriptive words. Hopefully it turned out okay.Last but not least was the speaking part. This made me the most nervous of all! One by one, we had to go into a room and have a conversation with a testing assistant about a random topic. When it was my turn, I had to pretend I was giving a speech about the importance of exercise and sports. I rambled on about basketball, swimming, why it's good to go outdoors and play. I tried to speak slowly and clearly like we practiced. Phew, I was so relieved when it was over!After what felt like an entire day, the huge test was finally done. I was organized but extremely proud of myself. All that hard work and practice had really paid off. Of course, I still had no idea how I actually did or what my score would be. I had to wait a few weeks to get the results back from the university.A million years seemed to go by before I finally got my scores in the mail. I anxiously ripped open the envelope...and I had passed! I got a high enough score to be certified as having good English proficiency. Yes! All that stress and hard work was worth it. Mrs. Zhang was so proud of me, and my parents took me out for my favorite hot pot dinner to celebrate.Well, there you have it - my big English testing adventure! It was challenging for sure, but I learned so much along the way. Who knows, maybe I'll be an English teacher myself one day. But until then, I'm just going to keep studying, reading, writing, and speaking in English as much as I can. The more practice, the better! Let me know if you have any upcoming English tests too. We can study together and share snacks!篇2A Fun English Test Adventure!Hi there, friends! Today I'm going to tell you all about this really cool English test I took. It was called the West China Normal University English Proficiency Test. At first, I was a little nervous, but it ended up being a fun adventure!The test had different sections where I got to show off my English skills. In the listening part, I had to listen really carefully to conversations and stories. The nice lady's voice on the recording asked me questions, and I had to choose the right answer from a few choices. It was like playing a game to see how well I could listen!Then there was the reading section, which was my favorite. I got to read all sorts of interesting passages about topics likeanimals, science, and even comic books! After reading each passage, I had to answer comprehension questions to prove I understood what I had read. I felt like a super sleuth, using my clues from the passages to crack the code of the right answers.The writing part allowed me to get creative with words. I had to write a paragraph or two on a certain topic, like describing my favorite place or telling a fun story from my life. It was like crafting my own little book! I made sure to use all the great vocabulary and grammar I've been learning in English class.There was also a section on translation, which was kind of like being a secret code breaker. I had to translate sentences from English to Chinese and from Chinese back to English. It took some thinking, but I loved puzzling it out!Towards the end, the test asked me to answer some questions about English words, phrases, and grammar rules. This was a chance to show off all the language knowledge packed into my brain from years of studying English. I tried my best to recall everything I've learned.When I finished the test, I had a huge smile on my face. Even though some parts were tricky, I felt accomplished for trying my hardest. I can't wait to get my results back and see how I did on this fun English adventure!If you ever have to take the West China Normal University English Proficiency Test, just remember to stay calm, listen carefully, read closely, and use all the English skills you've been practicing. You might just surprise yourself with how much you know!Those are the main sections and question types I experienced on this test. I hope hearing about my adventure has helped give you an idea of what to expect. Don't be nervous - just think of it as an exciting chance to explore the English language and show off your skills!Let me know if you have any other questions. I'm always happy to chat about learning English and taking tests. For now, I'm off to celebrate my hard work with some ice cream! An English test well done deserves a sweet reward, don't you think? See you next time, language adventurers!篇3The Big English Test at West China Normal UniversityHi friends! Today I want to tell you all about a very important English test that university students in China have to take. It's called the West China Normal University Degree English Exam. Don't worry, I'll explain what all those big words mean!First, let me tell you what a university is. A university is kind of like a huge school where students go after they finish high school. At universities, you can study all kinds of subjects like math, science, art, literature and more. Students go to university to get special degrees that help them get great jobs later on.Now, what's a degree? Well, it's a bit like a really, really impressive diploma or certificate that you get after studying a subject for several years at university. There are different kinds of degrees, like bachelor's degrees, master's degrees, and even fancier doctoral degrees!The West China Normal University is a famous university in Sichuan Province, China. Just like many other Chinese universities, all students there have to pass a very difficult English exam before they can get their degrees. That's where the Degree English Exam comes in!The exam tests students on all areas of English - reading, writing, listening and speaking. There are different sections for each skill. The reading section has long passages that students need to read and answer questions about. The writing section asks them to write essays and letters in English. Doesn't that sound hard?For the listening part, they listen to recordings of people speaking English and have to answer comprehension questions. Finally, in the speaking section, students have to respond to prompts and have conversations in English. Phew, I'm getting tired just thinking about it!The exam is extremely challenging because students need excellent English skills to pass it. They have to know lots of vocabulary words, grammar rules, and be able to express themselves clearly. Many students study really, really hard to prepare.After the exam, teachers carefully check all the answers and assign scores. The scores determine whether a student passes or fails the exam. Those who pass get to move forward and receive their hard-earned university degrees. Those who don't pass have to take the exam again next time. No wonder it's such an important test!I've included some sample questions from the exam below, so you can get an idea of how difficult it is. Don't worry if you can't answer them all - you're just a kid after all! Maybe you can try your best and then we can go over the answers together.Reading Comprehension:Read the following passage about dinosaurs and answer the questions below...Writing Prompt:Imagine you could have any superpower. What would it be and why? Write a short essay explaining your chosen superpower...That's just a tiny glimpse into the big Degree English Exam! As you can see, it covers all the different skills students need to communicate well in English.Even though it's an incredibly hard test, thousands of students take it every year in the hopes of earning their degrees from West China Normal University. With enough practice, determination and a love for the English language, they can absolutely make their dreams come true!Well, that's all from me for now friends. Let me know if you have any other questions about this big, important English exam. Keep studying hard and maybe one day you'll be taking it yourself! Wouldn't that be exciting?篇4My Big Sister's English TestHi there! My name is Lily and I'm 8 years old. I'm going to tell you all about this big important test my sister Jenny had to take for her university. It's called the West China Normal University English Proficiency Test. Sounds super fancy, right?Jenny is 22 and she's studying to become an English teacher. She goes to West China Normal University which is in the city of Nanchong. Last month, she had to take this big test to show how good her English is before she can graduate. It was a really big deal!The test had four parts - listening, reading, writing, and speaking. Jenny studied so hard for weeks! She did practice tests, made flashcards, listened to English audio books and everything.I helped her practice her speaking too by having little conversations with her.On the day of the test, Jenny was really nervous. She put on her lucky charm bracelet that I made her and double-checked that she had plenty of pencils and her water bottle. Then she headed off bright and early to the university test center.The listening part was first. Jenny said there were dialogues and passages she had to listen to very carefully. Then she had to answer multiple choice questions about the main ideas, details,and implied meanings. Phew, that sounds hard! But Jenny's a great listener.Next up was the reading section. There were all kinds of passages - news articles, stories, instructions, and more. Jenny had to read them quickly but carefully to answer questions testing her comprehension, vocabulary, and ability to make inferences. Reading is one of Jenny's favorite things so I knew she could handle it.After that was the writing part which made Jenny most nervous. She had to write two essays - one giving her opinion on a topic and one responding to a reading passage. The hardest part was making sure her essays were organized, had good grammar and vocabulary, and fully answered the prompts. I'm glad essay writing wasn't on my tests yet!Finally, it was the speaking section. Jenny had to answer questions, give speeches and have a discussion with another test taker. She practiced so much but was still a little shy speaking English in front of strangers. I just know she did awesome though because public speaking is one of her strengths.While Jenny was doing all those tough sections, I hung out at the university making bracelets to sell with my friend Emma toraise money for the animal shelter. We sold a bunch which was so exciting!After what felt like forever, Jenny finally came out of the test center. She looked relieved but also tired. I gave her a big hug and she said "That was so hard but I think I did well!" A couple weeks later, Jenny got her results...and she passed with a super high score! We had a little celebration with cake and everything.Jenny has to take one more English test before becoming a teacher. But she's not too worried after conquering this big one. I'm just so proud of my brilliant big sister. She studied so hard and her English is amazing. I know she's going to be the best teacher ever!Well, that's the full scoop on Jenny's big important test. It sure doesn't sound like fun to me but kudos to her and all university students who have to tackle tests like this. I'll stick to my times tables for now! Let me know if you have any other questions.篇5The Big English Test at West China Normal UniversityHi there! My name is Lily and I'm going to tell you all about a very important English test that students have to take at West China Normal University. This test is called the English Language Proficiency Test and it's kind of like a big exam that checks how good you are at English.Now, you might be wondering - why do university students need to take an English test? Well, that's because English is super important these days! Being able to speak, write, read and understand English can help you learn about other countries and cultures. It can also help you get really cool jobs in the future where you might need to talk to people from all over the world.The English test at West China Normal University has different sections to check your skills in different areas. Let me explain what these sections are:ReadingIn this part, you have to read some passages or stories and then answer questions about them. The passages could be about all kinds of topics like science, history, culture and more. The questions will ask you things like what the main idea was, what certain details were, and what the meaning of some words or phrases is.WritingHere, you have to write one or two compositions or essays. The topics could be anything from describing your favorite person to giving your opinion on an important issue. The teachers will check if your writing has proper grammar, vocab, organization and detail.ListeningJust like it sounds, this section tests your ability to understand spoken English. You'll hear recordings of people talking and then have to answer comprehension questions based on what you heard. Maybe it's a conversation between friends, a news report or even just some directions!SpeakingThis is the only part where you actually have to speak English out loud. You'll be given a topic and have to prepare a short speech or answer some oral questions. The teachers want to see if you can pronounce words properly, if your grammar is correct when speaking, and if you can express yourself clearly.Wow, that's a lot to cover! As you can see, this English test really checks if you have well-rounded skills in all areas. You needto be able to read, write, listen and speak in English at a pretty high level.Now here's where it gets really interesting - the actual test questions! Let me give you a few examples from previous years' tests:ReadingPassage about the history of the printing press. Question: According to the passage, what was one major impact of the printing press?A) It allowed books to be produced much fasterB) It caused a shortage of paper suppliersC) It led to a decline in handwritten booksD) It made it harder for people to learn to readWriting Prompt: Some students think homework assignments are not necessary and place too much burden on them. What is your opinion on this? Support your views with reasons and examples.ListeningRecording of a teacher explaining an experiment. Question: Which of the following is NOT a step mentioned in the experiment instructions?A) Add 10 ml of liquid to the beakerB) Measure 25 grams of the solid powderC) Heat the mixture for 15 minutesD) Let the solution sit overnightSpeaking Question: Here is a picture of a park scene. Describe what you see in the picture and explain why you would or would not want to visit this park.Phew, those were pretty tricky examples! Don't worry though, if you study hard and practice your English skills a lot, I'm sure you'll do great on this test. The most important things are to read regularly, write practice essays and listen/speak as much English as possible.Let me leave you with a bit of advice from students who passed this test before. Annie said "I made sure to look over the test directions and questions very carefully so I understood what they were asking." Tommy said "Time management during the test was really important - I made sure to pace myself and not spend too much time on any one section."Well, that's all from me! I hope this gave you a good overview of the English Language Proficiency Test. Just remember to keep a positive attitude, work hard to improve your skills, and I'm sure you'll pass with flying colors! Best of luck!篇6The Real English Test at My Big Kid SchoolHello friends! My name is Lily and I'm 10 years old. I go to a big kid school called West China Normal University. It's a normal university, which means it's for normal kids like me who aren't super geniuses or anything. We just study normal subjects. But one subject that isn't normal at all is English!English is the craziest language ever. All the words look and sound so weird compared to Chinese. But we have to learn it anyway because it's the world's language for smart stuff like science, computers, movies, and music. If you don't know English, you'll miss out on so much cool stuff!At my school, we have to take a huge English test every year to show we're learning good. It's called the English Proficiency Test and me and my classmates call it the Scary English Test for short. The teachers make us practice for it all year long. We have to read lots of passages, or pedlages as I like to call them, andanswer questions on them. The pedlages are always about some boring adult topics though, like the environment or business or history. Bleh!Here's a pedlage they made us read last year. It was called "The Industrialization of Developing Countries" and it was SO dull:"Many developing countries are still in the early stages of industrialization. Agriculture makes up a large portion of their economies. However, industrialization is vital for emerging economies to raise living standards and create job opportunities outside of agriculture. The process brings new infrastructure like roads, ports, and power plants..."Zzzzzzzzz.....I couldn't even get through the whole thing without falling asleep! Who cares about all that infrastructure boring-ness? Not this kid!The questions they ask us about the pedlages are pretty tricky too. Like they'll say something like "What is the main idea of this passage?" And you have to pick the right option from a bunch of choices. Sometimes all the choices seem kind of right in their own way. It's a trap!Or they'll ask "Which of the following statements from the passage is true?" Then you have to go back and re-read every single sentence carefully to find the one true fact they mention. My teacher says this makes us "critical readers" but I think it just makes us super tired!Another type of question is fill-in-the-blank. They give us a sentence with one word missing, and we have to choose the vocabulary word that fits best. Last year they had one that said:"The government has ______ a new policy to encourage renewable energy investmens."And the choices were:A) enactedB) promotedC) initiatedD) proclaimedI put C because I thought "initiated" sounded fancier and more government-ish. But my friend Johnny put D because he thought "proclaimed" meant basically the same thing as "initiated" when it comes to official government stuff. We bothgot it wrong though - the right answer was A, "enacted." English is so picky sometimes!The writing section is where I really get stumped. They'll give us a topic and say "Write a five-paragraph essay arguing for or against..." Ugh, five whole paragraphs?! That's like a million words!One topic they gave us was "Should all students be required to learn a foreign language in school?" Well, duh, of course we should because English is crazy important and also super fun once you get the hang of it. At least that's what I think based on the tiny bit of English I've learned so far. But arguing that whole opinion in five paragraphs with clear reasoning and examples? No way, I'll just ramble on about video games instead.Sometimes I wonder if the test makers are just messing with us kids for fun. Like they'll ask some ridiculously hard grammar question about participle phrases or the conditional perfect tense. Huh?? Who actually knows all those weird grammar rules besides the teachers?Or they'll put reading pedlages that use crazily advanced vocabulary that's nowhere in our textbooks. Last year they had a pedlage about biochemical processes in plants and it was loadedwith words like "thermogenesis" and "phenolics." I couldn't even sound those out, let alone understand their meanings!The listening section might be the hardest of all though. They play these conversations or lectures with all these adults talking a mile a minute in their fancy academic English. Then they pause it and bamm! Hit us with some random content question about one specific detail that was mentioned for half a second.Like one time the listening was a professor lecturing about the Crusades in the Middle Ages. Thanks to years of video games, I know the Crusades had to do with European knights fighting Muslims in places like Jerusalem and Constantinople. But then they asked "According to the professor, what factor allowed the Muslim forces to successfully recapture Antioch in 1268?"Um, I have no clue! The professor rambled on about that one little detail from 800 years ago for maybe 10 seconds while I was still trying to Picture the scene from Age of Empires II in my head. Totally missed that specific fact about what let the Muslims retake Antioch. Oops!Well, I did my best on last year's Scary Test. Waiting for my score was more suspenseful than winning in Fortnite! When I finally got it, I had passed but just barely. Guess you could callme an English Proficiency Proficient! Haha, get it? Well, I thought it was a funny little pun at least.Anyway, that's my tale of the Scary English Test we have to take at West China Normal University. It's definitely a challenge, but I'll keep studying hard. Because one day I want to be a video game developer who creates awesome games for kids all around the world. And for that, I'll need certified English skills for sure. Wish me luck, friends!。

2019西华师范大学外国语学院硕士研究生拟录取名单

2019西华师范大学外国语学院硕士研究生拟录取名单

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Ferdiand de Saussure (1857-1913)
Approach, Method and Technique
Approach---a general, macro-level term
Method---mid-level term Technique--- a specific, micro-level term
Approach, Method and Technique
Approach
1. Language theories
Traditional Linguistics Structural Linguistics Transformational Generative Linguistics Functional Linguistics
Language Theories


written form is superior to spoken form prescriptive: set up principles and standards
Grammar translation method prevails.
As the name suggested, grammar translation focus on learning the rules of grammar and their application in translation passages from one language into the other.
Approach
Any assumed approach is primarily psychologically and linguistically based.
Language learning theory
Psychological theory
Language theory
approach
( adapted from Johnson, 2003,p42)
“能指”(signifier)与“所 指”(si是一个符号的表达形象,而其 所代表之意就是“所指” (signified) 。两者结合 是“意指” (signification),意指可以被理解为一 个过程,它是将能指与所指结成一体的行为,该 行为的产物是符号。
Language Theories
1. Traditional linguistics

Nature of language study practical: language study for understanding classic works of ancient times; to teach students.
No logical relationship between form and meaning
Language Theories
1. Traditional linguistics Two controversies
analogists
VS.
conventionalists anomalists
method
• What is a method? ----way of doing sth • Method is an overall plan for the orderly presentation of language material, no part of which contradicts, and all of which is based upon, the selected approach. An approach is axiomatic, a method is procedural.


Methodology
Methodology is that which links theory and practice
what language is and how language is learned or, more specifically, theories of second language acquisition (SLA).
1. Language theory 1) Traditional linguistics Two controversies
naturalists VS. conventionalists
conventionalists conventionalists
Forms of words directly reflect the nature of objects
Methodology, Approach Method and Technique
Methodology (教学法总称)
Approach (教学理论) Method (教学方法) Technique(教学技巧)
Approach, Method & Technique
• Approach: the theoretical assumptions about how a language is effectively taught in light of the nature of language, language learning & teaching (Anthony, 1972). Method: the overall plans or designs of teaching a language that is based on systematic principles and teaching procedures. Technique: the specific ways/ strategies used in classroom in different kinds of language teaching contexts.
Language is regular and there are rules for people to follow
Language is basically irregular. There are many exceptions and irregularities in the Greek language
approach
• What is an approach? ----the act of getting close to ----way, path, road • In language teaching, approach is a set of assumptions dealing with the nature of language teaching and learning. It describes the nature of the subject matter to be taught…
According to behaviorists: Learning is seen as developing stimulus-response bonds through conditioning. Learning is habit forming. If the behavior to be learned is too complex, it was developed by a process called shaping in which the complex behavior is broken down into small parts, and teach each one at a time, until eventually the whole complex behavior is built up.
design features of language instruction: actual teaching and learning practices as stated objectives, syllabus specifications, observed in the environments where types of activities, language teaching and roles of teachers, learners, materials, learning take place. and so forth.
2. Structural Linguistics 1) Influence of Behaviorism in Psychology


American psychologist John B.Watson initiated the era of behaviorism. According to Watson, there was no fundamental reference between human behavior and that of other animals. Another forerunner of behaviorism in mid-twentieth-century is Rurrhus Skinner who conducted many amazing experiments on teaching animals behaviors, a famous one of which is “sporty pigeons”.
Different theories about the nature of language and how languages are learned (the approach) imply different ways of teaching language (the method), and different methods make use of different kinds of classroom activity (the technique).
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