如何学习VOA慢速英语
在这个世界上，做任何事情的道理都是一样的，如果你真的喜爱一件事情，就应该为它付出一些努力。我们是成年人，没有了少年的意气风发，也没有了年幼的过目不忘天赋，我们多得是循规蹈矩，但我们当然不能裹足不前，固步自封，生活中我们总是忙碌，马不停蹄，时间就在不停的忙碌中一点点逝去，偶尔有一天闲下来时候自己想一想，或多或少是不是有那么一点点遗憾？有那么一点不服老？想学点什么？那就通过英语来锻炼自己的记忆力吧。
第一、英文记忆力第一个要素--兴趣浓厚，如果你对所有的英文资料都索然无味，或者假装去喜欢它，即使花再多的时间上去，也不过是叶公好龙，也难以记住一二，更难说灵活运用了。所以第一步是：采取多种方法，使得自己轻而易举的对英语产生浓厚的兴趣。
学习英语的道路是一个人的旅行，一开始是对未来道路的迷茫，遇到困难时候你也会小有抵触，之后是初尝成就的窃喜，攻占他山之玉后发现本来的学习也有了意外收获，虽然道路中很枯燥，但是也其乐融融，我这么说了半天，其实就是要说不管在学习英文的道路上遇到什么样的困难和挫折，都要对它保持浓厚的兴趣，只有保持高昂的兴趣，才能让我们事半功倍。
第二、注意力集中：记忆，就是过去的经验在人脑中的反映。我看见很多朋友看书的时候还在听音乐，吃东西，更有甚者说他们不哼哼歌就记不住英文单词，不看着电视就无法入书本，无稽之谈嘛。在记忆的过程中过多的分心，只能让你的记忆痕迹也跟着混乱，更别提记住和运用了。当然我也相信有人是运动记忆的类型，我高中一个学习很好的同学就是每天绕着操场背书，事实证明他绕三四圈之后就能背下来一本书，显然在运动中他的记忆力才最强的状态，不过运动中他考虑的都是书本内容，没有路边的风景。
古人云“人静而后安，安而能后定，定而能后慧，慧而能后悟，悟而能后得。”学习如果不心静，谈何定力，智慧和大彻大悟呢？要想有所获得，想要随时坐在桌旁保持一个高效率就需要自己“饮食有节、起居有常、不妄作劳”，做事定时定点，生活有规律，适当的锻炼身体，保持一个洁身自爱的生活态度。
第三、采取多种记忆手段: 作为成年人，记忆力差是我们的拦路虎，很多人都不断叹气，我记忆力怎么这么不好呢？我刚才做的事情怎么扭头就忘记啦？其实我曾经比较过我和初中三年级孩子的记忆力，我们两个人同时背诵一篇陌生的古文，我发现我不仅背诵得比他快，而且背诵的错误也比他少，我当时觉得这是不可能的现象，后来被孩子的妈妈说出了原由，我的生理记忆其实是不如他好的，（因为第二天他还记得文章的大部分内容，而我记住的就有限了），但是我的理解力比他好很多，我在背诵时候不仅完全理解了原文的主题意思和大体脉络，而且习惯性的分析了句子结构和用词方法，前者帮助我尽快的记住文章内容，后者帮助我轻松得记住文章细节，学习英语也是一样的，记忆力差是每个成年人的苦衷，但是理解力强能帮助我们活学活用一门语言，而不是机械的背诵它们，人不自信，谁人信之？让我们不断发挥潜能，增强自己的自信吧。
看过翻译园地栏目前面的几篇心得体会，有人提过的分类法，听说读写结合法，看电影法，写日记法，趣味记忆法等都很有效，这里我详述一下自己对于通过理解增强记忆的看法。
1、分类法:把翻译要用到的词汇简单的分成食品，花卉，迎来送往，中等的难度分成政治，经济，外交，文化，教育，旅游，环保等类，难一些的分类是科技，宗教和民族，国防，医疗卫生，人权和生物化学等等。这些分类是根据你运用的难度决定的。古人云：“举一纲而万目张，就是有了记忆线索，那么就有了记忆的保证。
简单的举例，比如教育文化类：大学分为文科，理工科（university of liberal arts and science and engineering）医科大学，音乐学院，美术学院，师范大学，大学有进修学校（college of vocational study）和中专（specialized secondary school）技校（technical school）。大学一，二，三，四年级学生分别是freshman, sophomore, junior, senior student. 本科生是undergraduate, 研究生postgraduate, 博士doctor, 大学生college graduates, 大专生polytechnic college graduates,中专生secondary school graduates,小学毕业生elementary school graduates, 夜校night school, 电大television university，函授correspondence course, 短训班short-term class, 速成班crash course, 补习班remedial class,扫盲班literacy class, 这么背下来，是不是简单了很多？而且有了比较，和分类自然就有了记忆线索。
2 、听说读写结合法：这里说的听说读写结合，不是简单的指看着中文写英文，看英文翻译成中文，那是中学时候老师要求我们的简单记忆方法。
而是把所有要背的资料通过电脑录制到自己的mp3里去，根据原文可以录中文，也可以录英文，发音尽量标准，放录音的时候，一定要手写下来，具体做法是：
第一次听写是放一个句子，听写一个句子，要求每个句子，每个单词都写下来，以后的二、三次听写要求听了一句话，只记主谓宾和数字等（口译笔记的初步），每听一段原文，暂停写下自己的笔记，然后自己根据笔记翻译出来；再以后几次只要听就可以了，放更长的句子，只根据记忆口述翻译就可以了，这个锻炼很有意思，能把你以前的学习实战化，而且能发现自己发音不准确的地方，能听到自己的声音，知道自己是否发抖了，是否有这个那个，哼哼，或者发音含糊等语言毛病。
3、背诵课文法：所谓的课文不是指什么大部头的文学，可以是小篇的故事，笑话集，甚至可以是电视剧剧本，谁都知道看电视剧最能把握一个国家的最新语言动态了，所以背剧本的做法，我一直很推荐，网络世界如此发达，通过各种搜索引擎可以查到最新的电影和电视剧，甚至是电视节目的剧本。
根据故事的发展脉络进行记忆，看完一段电视剧后，回忆一下里面的人物，场景，发生的故事，结局是什么？都说了什么话，最重要的段落是哪些？有趣的情节是哪些？有趣的单词是哪些？句式呢？（当然思路是英文的）。然后回忆里面的每句话，这时候的回忆已经很精确了，可以和一个一起看过片子的人一起回忆，由他/她来帮助你达到细节的回忆，而且在给别人的讲述中，你会更加集中注意力和兴趣，有一种当老师的感觉，也有一种被考试的感觉，这种感觉会使自己的
“数诵以贯之，思索以通之”。不断的重复这些内容，每次都会有不同的收获。重复的次数越多，你从有限的资料中学习到的东西越多。有人问，有没有时间限制？我个人的感觉是一般看30分钟的电视剧是两遍，第一次是只看英文，30分钟；第二次是只看中文（这次是要检查自己上次对原文的理解是否有错），并且记录下来自己不会的知识点，句式或者单词分开记录，50分钟；第三次是回忆，与别人交流，1个小时，总计是2小时20分钟，每集就用不到3小时时间，再多就会失去兴趣了。有的朋友说，3小时？好长啊，是呀，学习英语是需要把时间砸进去的，不过相信这几个小时你是非常快乐的。
4、英汉对译法：生活中我们随时会发现生词，很多时候我们与别人交流会不自觉的问自己，英文怎么表达这个意思？不断的问自己，不断的发现新的难题，只有经过自己思考，而且是自己解决的东西，记忆才格外的深刻。其实生活才是我们的老师，google是我们的辅导老师，不管你遇到什么难题，记得去咨询老师阿。
第四、限时强记法：根据上面自己总结的材料，发现了成熟的思路，然后我们就需要限时背诵，为什么要强调自我整理？因为只有通过整理，我们的记忆已经达到60~70％，我们现在的任务就是把刚才总结的资料记忆下来，这对我们以理解见长的成年人来说，无疑是减轻了记忆的负担。
但是我们要限制时间背下来，如果学习时间太长，人的精力难以保障，难免走神，大脑由于疲劳导致会记忆模糊，过多的超时意味着记忆的损失，而且限时记忆意味着目标集中，从而提高单位时间的记忆率。（一般上面分类的那段单词，应该十分钟之内背下来。）
第五、过度学习；有人奇怪了，刚才说要限时，现在怎么又要超时学习？这里的过度学习不是能背50个单词，非要背下来100个单词才收兵，而是确定自己已经花了一个小时时间背诵下50个单词后，再花30分钟重复背诵几次。很多人不重视这个过程，其实这个过程是记忆力好坏的分水岭，重复的这几次能使你从记住一个事物，变成熟记这个事物，甚至是能熟练运用它。多30分钟，多150％的收获，何乐不为？“知之者不如好之者，好知者不如乐之者。”
第六、self-fulfilling prophecy自我实现预言，记得曾经看过一个译本书，谈到Robert K.Merton的著名理论，这是很多学习美国宗教文化历史的人的必学的理论，我当时深深的被它打动了。这个理论其实很简单，就是to explain how a belief or expectation, whether correct or not, affects the outcome of a situation or the way a person will behave.举个例子， labeling someone a criminal, and treating that person as much, may foster criminal behavior in the person who is subjected to the expectation,以上这段话说的多么有道理啊，回想在成长的过程中，很多人都用一种眼光看我们，包括我们自己也用固定不变的眼光看自己，所以我们多多的day dream 一下，想象自己记忆力超群，能熟练掌握英文，在演讲台前侃侃而谈，滔滔不绝的说英文，这些正面的想法，可以帮助我们更好实现自己的理想。还记得年少时的梦么？发现没有，你梦的越多，实现的越多
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By Dana Demange 2011-10-4 STEVE EMBER: I'm Steve Ember. BARBARA KLEIN: And I'm Barbara Klein with EXPLORATIONS in VOA Special English. At the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, D.C. you might see two cowboy boots. They are painted with a design of clouds and stars. They look like boots that you could wear on your feet. But they are really made out of carefully formed clay material. The artist William Wilhelmi made these ceramic pieces. How did he make these colorful boots? Today, we answer that question as we explore the world of clay art. (MUSIC) Smithsonian American Art Museum William Wilhelmi made "Cowboy Boots" in 1980. STEVE EMBER: Clay is one of the most universal materials known to humans. Throughout history and around the world, people have developed the art of forming clay to make ceramic objects, or pottery. Clay is m ade of water and earth. It is formed into different shapes. The n high levels of heat harden it to produce many kinds of ceramics. Different kinds of clay contain different minerals such as silicon or iron dioxide. The kinds of minerals in clay affect how soft or hard it is to work with. The mineral content of clay also affects the temperature level at which it hardens.
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VOA《走遍美国》慢速英语2011-2-10 American History: Hoover Wins in 1928 The presidential election of nineteen twenty-eight gave American voters a clear political choice. The Democratic Party nominated Al Smith. He was the popular governor of the state of New York. The Republican Party chose Herbert Hoover. He was an engineer and businessman who served as secretary of commerce for presidents Warren Harding and Calvin Coolidge. This week in our series, Rich Kleinfeldt and Harry Monroe tell us about the presidential election of nineteen twenty-eight. RICH KLEINFELDT: Governor Alfred Smith of New York had campaigned for the Democratic presidential nomination in nineteen twenty-four. But he was defeated at the party convention by a compromise candidate, John Davis. Four years later, however, Smith could not be stopped. He had a strong record as governor of the nation's most heavily-populated state. He campaigned for the presidency on a policy of building new electric power stations under public control. Smith knew that many conservative Americans might be worried by his new ideas and his belief in strong government. So he chose as his campaign manager a Republican industrial leader who had worked with General Motors, DuPont and other major companies. Smith hoped this would prove his faith in the American private business system. HARRY MONROE: Al Smith was a strong political leader and an effective governor. But he frightened many Americans, especially conservative citizens living in rural areas. They lived on farms or in small towns. Al Smith was from the city. And not just from any city, but New York City, a place that seemed big and dirty and filled with foreign people and strange traditions. Al Smith's parents came from Ireland. He grew up in New York and worked as a salesman at the Fulton Fish Market. Smith was an honest man. But many rural Americans simply did not trust people from big cities. Al Smith seemed to them to represent everything that was new, different, and dangerous about American life. But being from New York City was not Al Smith's only problem. He also opposed the new national laws that made it illegal to buy or produce alcoholic drinks. And he had political ties to the New York political machine. But worst of all, in the eyes of many Americans, Al Smith was a Roman Catholic. RICH KLEINFELDT: From George Washington through Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, and up to Calvin Coolidge, every American president had been male, white, and a Protestant Christian. Of
VOA慢速英语练听力需坚持
VOA慢速英语练听力需坚持 扫除词汇障碍 领会文章大意 这里需要提醒的是，在听的过程中，我们切忌将注意力全部集中在单词上，一个一个单词地去听，这样听的结果很可能是你把每个单词都听明白了，但是整篇文章到底讲了什么却是一头雾水。所以，在听的时候，我们应该以句子为单位，在大脑中将每个句子的关键信息迅速整合，这样才能了解每一句讲了什么、每一段又讲了什么，从而准确领会文章的大意。 反复精听训练 在进行系统的听力训练时，学习者仅仅理解了听力内容的大概是远远不够的，对于文章的诸多细节，比如一些重要的数据、年代和各种史实等，也要尽量准确无误地听出，这就需要通过反复精听来实现。所以科学系统的精听训练对学习者来说非常重要，通过精听训练，对于文章中的每一个语言点，甚至一些语音、语调、语汇的细微差别，学习者都可以努力捕捉和分辨。 因此，反复聆听，掌握每一个句子，是提升英语听力水平的必由之路！2遍、4遍、6遍……要有不听明白誓不罢休的精神。当然学习过程中还会出现这样的问题：单句可以听懂，但是段落、文章又听不懂了！怎么回事？原来反应太慢！这要求学习者根据自己的反应敏锐度来确定句子与句子的间距。 精听学习中需要提醒的是：在听的过程中，我们切忌对照英文原文来听或者是随意地翻看听力书的英文原文。很多同学都有这样的体会，在看英文原文之前，自己无论如何也听不懂，可是一看原文就什么都明白了，其实这样下来不是你“听”懂了，而是“看”懂了。 记住：阅读永远不可能代替听力，我们练习听力的目的就是要锻炼你对声音的瞬间反应、记忆、理解和思维的能力，而不是锻炼阅读能力。所
以这种取巧的方法万万要不得，你要想真正提高自己的听力水平，就一定要克制住自己翻看原文的欲望。 那么什么时候才是我们翻看听力原文的最佳时机呢？一般来说，我们只有在反复听了五遍、十遍还是听不出来的地方，才是英文原文发挥作用的良机。而这些你始终听不明白的地方，多数可能是因为音的连读、爆破、变音、弱读，或者是你反应不出来的词汇等等。在屡听而不懂的情况下翻看，你会在恍然大悟中将他们牢牢记住。并将他们仔细的琢磨，这样下次再遇上，你就会顺利过关。反之，这些难点将会成为你听力中永远的痛，在某个不经意的时刻将你重重阻碍。 VOA英语学习方法三步走 这次讨论的目的在于发现常见的错误的学习方法，总结出一套行之有效的最佳 VOA Special English 学习方法，欢迎大家积极参与讨论！ 最佳实践一：用 VOA Special English 练听力 网站上提供的 VOA Special English 节目文本是配有MP3声音的，声音文件由美国本土资深专业播音员录制，如果想有效提高自己的英语听力，VOA Special English 节目资料将是非常好的听力练习素材。而最快最有效的提高英语听力的方法就是做听写，怎么听呢？下面分几个层次介绍听写的方法。 （一）初级英语水平学生（相当于高中英语水平）做听写的方法 1、下载一个 5 分钟的 report 到电脑里（包括下载report的MP3录音和文本），准备好一本英汉词典或电子词典 2、认真阅读report文本一至两遍，遇到不懂的单词请立即查词典。 3、将文本放在一边，开始听report的MP3录音，并将听到的写下来，就是做听写练习。一直循环播放，尽可能的将自己能听写出来的，全部写出来。 4、将自己的听写稿和原稿对照，找出没有听写出来的词句，并标上记号，这些没有听出来的词句可能很简单，但事实是你没有听写出来，这些就是你听力的盲点，所以要特别留意。 5、再反复地听report的MP3录音，这次不用纸笔听写，而是在脑袋里做听写，就是指当你听到一句的时候，脑袋里把这一句给拼出来，确保听清每一个词句，并留意你在听写时没有写出来的词句的发音。 6、第二天再听上面的report的MP3录音，并采用上面第5点所用的听法。第四天再听上面的report的MP3录音，等到第七天再听几篇，仍采用上面第 5点所用的听法。为什么要反复地听？因为我们之所以听不懂，是因为听的太少了。反复听的目的在于强化，让你形成一种听力条件反射，就是让你拥有一听到某些词句就能立即条件反射式地在脑袋里写出来你所听到的词句。 练习听力有点像练习电脑打字里的盲打，花时间多做练习自然就会盲
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V O A慢速英语阅读 Prepared on 24 November 2020
From VOA Learning English, this is the Agriculture(农业的） Report. Climate change has caused a rise in sea levels. This has increased the amount of salt in fresh water used on coastal farms. As a result farmers are increasingly unable to use fields close to the sea. Scientists call this process "salinization（盐渍化）." The term（术语）comes from the word "saline" （生理盐水）-- which means a mixture of salt and water. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization says salinization is reducing the world's irrigated lands by 1 to 2 percent every year. Irrigation is the process of supplying land with fresh water from other areas. As saline water cannot be used for irrigation, a farm in Netherlands has managed to grow healthy and tasty vegetables in soil irrigated with salt water. But a farmer in the Netherlands is now using a mixture of sea and fresh water to grow healthy and tasty vegetables.