Strukova Polina
Xiamen University,
P. R. China
Language, Individual & Society
9th International Conference
7–11 September 2015
Elenite Holiday Village, Bulgaria
www.sciencebg.net
This article discusses the peculiarities of modern methods of teaching foreign languages. The advantages, advantages and disadvantages of using modern techniques are considered. The article proposes effective language teaching techniques. by Abdurakhmanova Dilrabo Kadirjanovna, Sadriddinova Dildora Maxammadjonovna and Abduvoxidova Xushnoza Muxtorali daughter 2020. Features of modern methods of teaching foreign languages. International Journal on Integrated Education. 2, 6 (Mar. 2020), 78-80. DOI:https://doi.org/10.31149/ijie.v2i6.117. https://journals.researchparks.org/index.php/IJIE/article/view/117/115 https://journals.researchparks.org/index.php/IJIE/article/view/117
The task-based Language teaching is the teaching theory put forward by foreign language teaching method researchers on the basis of the large quantity of studies and practice in the 1980s. It advocates learning from “doing-it” and the interactive learning styles: learning from experiencing, practicing, participating, communicating and cooperating. The national New Standard for English Curriculum advocates the implementing of TBLT in Junior High School in China. At present, many scholars have investigated the application in terms of teaching of reading, writing and so on, but only a few have involved the study about the application of TBLT in oral English teaching. Through the analysis of the present situation of oral English teaching in Junior High School in China, this thesis aims to solve the teaching problems by applying TBLT to oral English teaching on the basis of the previous study.
American Research Journal of Humanities & Social Science (ARJHSS) is a double blind peer reviewed, open access journal published by (ARJHSS).
The main objective of ARJHSS is to provide an intellectual platform for the international scholars. ARJHSS aims to promote interdisciplinary studies in Humanities & Social Science and become the leading journal in Humanities & Social Science in the world.
This article discusses the peculiarities of modern methods of teaching foreign languages. The advantages, advantages and disadvantages of using modern techniques are considered. The article proposes effective language teaching techniques. by Abdurakhmanova Dilrabo Kadirjanovna, Sadriddinova Dildora Maxammadjonovna and Abduvoxidova Xushnoza Muxtorali daughter 2020. Features of modern methods of teaching foreign languages. International Journal on Integrated Education. 2, 6 (Mar. 2020), 78-80. DOI:https://doi.org/10.31149/ijie.v2i6.117. https://journals.researchparks.org/index.php/IJIE/article/view/117/115 https://journals.researchparks.org/index.php/IJIE/article/view/117
The task-based Language teaching is the teaching theory put forward by foreign language teaching method researchers on the basis of the large quantity of studies and practice in the 1980s. It advocates learning from “doing-it” and the interactive learning styles: learning from experiencing, practicing, participating, communicating and cooperating. The national New Standard for English Curriculum advocates the implementing of TBLT in Junior High School in China. At present, many scholars have investigated the application in terms of teaching of reading, writing and so on, but only a few have involved the study about the application of TBLT in oral English teaching. Through the analysis of the present situation of oral English teaching in Junior High School in China, this thesis aims to solve the teaching problems by applying TBLT to oral English teaching on the basis of the previous study.
American Research Journal of Humanities & Social Science (ARJHSS) is a double blind peer reviewed, open access journal published by (ARJHSS).
The main objective of ARJHSS is to provide an intellectual platform for the international scholars. ARJHSS aims to promote interdisciplinary studies in Humanities & Social Science and become the leading journal in Humanities & Social Science in the world.
Today, the issue of learning foreign languages remains relevant. This article explores the peculiarities of teaching foreign languages, especially English. The article analyzes several methods of teaching foreign languages. by Ergasheva Sayyora, Mirzanazarova Vaziraxon and Qosimova Yulduz 2020. Comparative characteristics of teaching English . International Journal on Integrated Education. 2, 6 (Mar. 2020), 84-86. DOI:https://doi.org/10.31149/ijie.v2i6.119. https://journals.researchparks.org/index.php/IJIE/article/view/119/117 https://journals.researchparks.org/index.php/IJIE/article/view/119
English language as a Medium of Instruction Inside the Classroom: Perception ...Marvin Ramirez
This is a research paper for our English 34 which discusses the perception of selected first year college students about the English Language as a medium of classroom instruction.
Understanding New Learners and Reconsidering Learning Pathways - Teaching and...Cristina Felea
This is a presentation for the ClipFlair conference organised by the Faculty of Letters (Babes-Bolyai University) in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, 9-10 May 2014.
Teaching English as a Foreign Language (EFL, ESL) is an attractive professional choice, with increasingly varied career and research options. Since the early 1960s, English for Specific Purposes (ESP) has gradually become one of its prominent areas, with various sub-fields gaining recognition and being subject of (interdisciplinary) research ranging from applied linguistics and communication to psycho- and sociolinguistics and intercultural studies. The provisions for the study of foreign languages, particularly English, in Romanian higher education, have followed closely or even preceded the developments needed to adjust to the changes affecting economy, society and education in the aftermath of the historical events in 1989 and the country’s admission in the European Union (2007).
The current paper describes the case of ESP in Babes-Bolyai University, by tracing its beginnings and coming of age and presenting the challenges raised by current issues of student internalisation, academic study/communication needs and the new perspectives growing from the emerging paradigm of lifelong learning and the integration of Information and Communication Technologies. The author’s personal experience in implementing a blended learning environment for teaching ESP is used to highlight the benefits and the challenges encountered in the process as well as directions for future developments. Finally, based on the view that ESP is a work-in-progress, founded on the continuous analysis of needs, means and institutional and cultural contexts, a curricular and research proposal is made that includes solutions for the development of learning skills needed in academic study, continuous language learning and lifelong learning.
The idea for a specialized English program came into existence during 1960s in response to the sprouting “global need” to fill the gap between developed and developing countries.
Developing nations were starting to be curious and interested to learn more than what they have within their boundaries. However, they were hindered by the language barrier, since English is the lingua franca.
According to Masters (1985), “The first focus of ESP was on the lexis. The idea was that normal ESP materials would be used but that subject-specific lexical items would be substituted for more general terms (e.g. “This is a book” would be replaced by “This is an Erlenmeyer Flask.” This was originally labeled “register” for want of a better term.”
However, similar with language teaching approaches during those times, ESP courses were still teacher-centered. Hence, with the concern regarding the needs of the students becoming more emphasized, ESP practitioners started looking for realistic materials that students will be able to meaningfully use within the ESP classes.
As the pendulum of language teaching swung from structural approaches to more communicative or “pragmatic” approaches, ESP also went with the tide. ESP courses went beyond the sentence level and focused not on “describing” but on “doing.”
Synoptically, the history and development of ESP is defined in terms of five stages: (Hutchinson and Waters, 1987. pp 17-23)
The concept of special language: register analysis
Beyond the sentence: rhetorical or discourse analysis
Target situation analysis
Skills and strategies
Learning-centered approach
English-Medium Content Courses: Student Approaches and Strategies to Increase Comprehension Levels .......... 1
Darrell Wilkinson
The Realities of Reconstitution: A High School‟s Tale ................................................................................................... 17
Todd Cherner
Introducing Productive Pedagogies to Nigerian Mathematics Classroom through Collaborative Action Research
Using a Community of Practice Approach........................................................................................................................ 41
Dr. Iliya Joseph Bature, James Jonah Jackson, Aramide Kemi, Danladi Remkyes Shol and Nengak Sabo
Blended VS On-Campus Learning: A Study of Exam Results in the Bachelor Degree in Nursing............................ 59
Bjørg F. Oftedal, Kristin H. Urstad, Venche Hvidsten and Brynjar Foss
Dealing with Mixed-language Abilities in an English-Medium University Content Course .................................... 69
Natalie Close
Supporting Cooperative Learning with Technological Tools ......................................................................................... 78
Asst. Prof. Dr. Ayşe Derya IŞIK and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Gizem SAYGILI
Video Annotation for Effective Feedback and Reflection on Micro-Lessons in a Collaborative Blended Learning
Environment to Promote SelfDirected Learning Skills .................................................................................................... 88
C.P. van der Westhuizen
Application of Contextual Learning to Improve Critical Thinking Ability of Students in Biology Teaching and
Learning Strategies Class .................................................................................................................................................. 109
Hasruddin, Muhammad Yusuf Nasution and Salwa Rezeqi
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Annotation
In this research we want to look through the general elements of ESP courses. Also our aim is to highlight the main differences between ESP courses for scientists, businessmen, and teachers. It is also important to mention the theories of ESP teaching methodology of American and British ESP researchers. In this article you also can find practical advices how to be successful at the presentation of your product on English language.
Effect of Teachers’ Competence in English Phonology on Reading Ability among ...paperpublications3
Abstract: Good performance in English opens doors to many lucrative careers locally and internationally. Teaching reading and success in reading ability is therefore important for young learners. However, the ability for teachers to teach reading is not well documented. Little research has been conducted on teachers’ competence and attitudes towards reading ability among learners at preschool level. The objective of this study was to determine the effect of teachers’ competence on reading ability among pre-school children in Elgeyo Marakwet County, Kenya. The theory of planned behaviour and education production function theory guided the study. The study employed the mixed methods approach. An explanatory research design was used. The target population was all the 1252 pre-school teachers in Elgeyo Marakwet County Kenya. Multistage random sampling technique was used to select the participating schools and individual teachers. A sample size of 294 schools was used. The instruments utilised were questionnaires, and observation schedules. Data was analysed using descriptive and inferential statistics. The study findings revealed that there are more female pre-school teachers than male. It was also found that most of the pre-school teachers were inexperienced. Results indicated that the teachers’ competency in English phonology was below average. The study results indicated that the pre-school children reading ability was poor. Teacher competency in English phonology was found to have a positive significant effect on reading ability of pre-school children (β= .307, p<0.05). The study concluded that pre-school teaching is a gendered profession characterized by low competency in English phonology. It was also concluded that teacher competency in English phonology has a bearing on the reading ability of pre-school children. The study therefore recommended that pre-school teachers be trained to improve their competency in English phonology as to improve the reading ability of pre-school children.
Keywords: English Phonology, Teacher Competency, Reading Ability.
Title: Effect of Teachers’ Competence in English Phonology on Reading Ability among Pre-School Children in Elgeyo Marakwet County, Kenya
Author: Muthoni Bilhah Kiptoo, Prof. Khaemba Ongeti, Prof. J.K. Too
ISSN 2349-7831
International Journal of Recent Research in Social Sciences and Humanities (IJRRSSH)
Paper Publications
Parent-adolescent relationship and adol suicidalityMark O'Donovan
Content: Literature review and SEYLE data set analysis.
Overview: To test the association between adolescent’s (13-16 years) relationship with their parents and their suicidality, in Ireland, and to establish the direction of this relationship. This consists of a review of the international literature and then analysis a SEYLE study data set to examine association, gender differences, and temporality/causation.
Please Note
- This essay was improved in terms of clarity and writing in 2017 but no new sources of information have been used since the original 2016 version.
- This essay is purely academic and I will not accept legal responsibility for any information, interpretations or options contained herein.
- Feel free to utilise, critique, print or reference any of this content :)
Today, the issue of learning foreign languages remains relevant. This article explores the peculiarities of teaching foreign languages, especially English. The article analyzes several methods of teaching foreign languages. by Ergasheva Sayyora, Mirzanazarova Vaziraxon and Qosimova Yulduz 2020. Comparative characteristics of teaching English . International Journal on Integrated Education. 2, 6 (Mar. 2020), 84-86. DOI:https://doi.org/10.31149/ijie.v2i6.119. https://journals.researchparks.org/index.php/IJIE/article/view/119/117 https://journals.researchparks.org/index.php/IJIE/article/view/119
English language as a Medium of Instruction Inside the Classroom: Perception ...Marvin Ramirez
This is a research paper for our English 34 which discusses the perception of selected first year college students about the English Language as a medium of classroom instruction.
Understanding New Learners and Reconsidering Learning Pathways - Teaching and...Cristina Felea
This is a presentation for the ClipFlair conference organised by the Faculty of Letters (Babes-Bolyai University) in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, 9-10 May 2014.
Teaching English as a Foreign Language (EFL, ESL) is an attractive professional choice, with increasingly varied career and research options. Since the early 1960s, English for Specific Purposes (ESP) has gradually become one of its prominent areas, with various sub-fields gaining recognition and being subject of (interdisciplinary) research ranging from applied linguistics and communication to psycho- and sociolinguistics and intercultural studies. The provisions for the study of foreign languages, particularly English, in Romanian higher education, have followed closely or even preceded the developments needed to adjust to the changes affecting economy, society and education in the aftermath of the historical events in 1989 and the country’s admission in the European Union (2007).
The current paper describes the case of ESP in Babes-Bolyai University, by tracing its beginnings and coming of age and presenting the challenges raised by current issues of student internalisation, academic study/communication needs and the new perspectives growing from the emerging paradigm of lifelong learning and the integration of Information and Communication Technologies. The author’s personal experience in implementing a blended learning environment for teaching ESP is used to highlight the benefits and the challenges encountered in the process as well as directions for future developments. Finally, based on the view that ESP is a work-in-progress, founded on the continuous analysis of needs, means and institutional and cultural contexts, a curricular and research proposal is made that includes solutions for the development of learning skills needed in academic study, continuous language learning and lifelong learning.
The idea for a specialized English program came into existence during 1960s in response to the sprouting “global need” to fill the gap between developed and developing countries.
Developing nations were starting to be curious and interested to learn more than what they have within their boundaries. However, they were hindered by the language barrier, since English is the lingua franca.
According to Masters (1985), “The first focus of ESP was on the lexis. The idea was that normal ESP materials would be used but that subject-specific lexical items would be substituted for more general terms (e.g. “This is a book” would be replaced by “This is an Erlenmeyer Flask.” This was originally labeled “register” for want of a better term.”
However, similar with language teaching approaches during those times, ESP courses were still teacher-centered. Hence, with the concern regarding the needs of the students becoming more emphasized, ESP practitioners started looking for realistic materials that students will be able to meaningfully use within the ESP classes.
As the pendulum of language teaching swung from structural approaches to more communicative or “pragmatic” approaches, ESP also went with the tide. ESP courses went beyond the sentence level and focused not on “describing” but on “doing.”
Synoptically, the history and development of ESP is defined in terms of five stages: (Hutchinson and Waters, 1987. pp 17-23)
The concept of special language: register analysis
Beyond the sentence: rhetorical or discourse analysis
Target situation analysis
Skills and strategies
Learning-centered approach
English-Medium Content Courses: Student Approaches and Strategies to Increase Comprehension Levels .......... 1
Darrell Wilkinson
The Realities of Reconstitution: A High School‟s Tale ................................................................................................... 17
Todd Cherner
Introducing Productive Pedagogies to Nigerian Mathematics Classroom through Collaborative Action Research
Using a Community of Practice Approach........................................................................................................................ 41
Dr. Iliya Joseph Bature, James Jonah Jackson, Aramide Kemi, Danladi Remkyes Shol and Nengak Sabo
Blended VS On-Campus Learning: A Study of Exam Results in the Bachelor Degree in Nursing............................ 59
Bjørg F. Oftedal, Kristin H. Urstad, Venche Hvidsten and Brynjar Foss
Dealing with Mixed-language Abilities in an English-Medium University Content Course .................................... 69
Natalie Close
Supporting Cooperative Learning with Technological Tools ......................................................................................... 78
Asst. Prof. Dr. Ayşe Derya IŞIK and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Gizem SAYGILI
Video Annotation for Effective Feedback and Reflection on Micro-Lessons in a Collaborative Blended Learning
Environment to Promote SelfDirected Learning Skills .................................................................................................... 88
C.P. van der Westhuizen
Application of Contextual Learning to Improve Critical Thinking Ability of Students in Biology Teaching and
Learning Strategies Class .................................................................................................................................................. 109
Hasruddin, Muhammad Yusuf Nasution and Salwa Rezeqi
Аннотация
В данной перзентации будут рассмотрены основные элементы, которыми должен обладать каждый курс по преподаванию английского языка. Также будут выделены элементы, которые меняются в зависимости от профессии и кратко рассмотрены основные теории преподавания английского языка для специальных целей британских и американских ученых. В статье даны практические советы, как успешно представить продукт на английском языке.
Annotation
In this research we want to look through the general elements of ESP courses. Also our aim is to highlight the main differences between ESP courses for scientists, businessmen, and teachers. It is also important to mention the theories of ESP teaching methodology of American and British ESP researchers. In this article you also can find practical advices how to be successful at the presentation of your product on English language.
Effect of Teachers’ Competence in English Phonology on Reading Ability among ...paperpublications3
Abstract: Good performance in English opens doors to many lucrative careers locally and internationally. Teaching reading and success in reading ability is therefore important for young learners. However, the ability for teachers to teach reading is not well documented. Little research has been conducted on teachers’ competence and attitudes towards reading ability among learners at preschool level. The objective of this study was to determine the effect of teachers’ competence on reading ability among pre-school children in Elgeyo Marakwet County, Kenya. The theory of planned behaviour and education production function theory guided the study. The study employed the mixed methods approach. An explanatory research design was used. The target population was all the 1252 pre-school teachers in Elgeyo Marakwet County Kenya. Multistage random sampling technique was used to select the participating schools and individual teachers. A sample size of 294 schools was used. The instruments utilised were questionnaires, and observation schedules. Data was analysed using descriptive and inferential statistics. The study findings revealed that there are more female pre-school teachers than male. It was also found that most of the pre-school teachers were inexperienced. Results indicated that the teachers’ competency in English phonology was below average. The study results indicated that the pre-school children reading ability was poor. Teacher competency in English phonology was found to have a positive significant effect on reading ability of pre-school children (β= .307, p<0.05). The study concluded that pre-school teaching is a gendered profession characterized by low competency in English phonology. It was also concluded that teacher competency in English phonology has a bearing on the reading ability of pre-school children. The study therefore recommended that pre-school teachers be trained to improve their competency in English phonology as to improve the reading ability of pre-school children.
Keywords: English Phonology, Teacher Competency, Reading Ability.
Title: Effect of Teachers’ Competence in English Phonology on Reading Ability among Pre-School Children in Elgeyo Marakwet County, Kenya
Author: Muthoni Bilhah Kiptoo, Prof. Khaemba Ongeti, Prof. J.K. Too
ISSN 2349-7831
International Journal of Recent Research in Social Sciences and Humanities (IJRRSSH)
Paper Publications
Parent-adolescent relationship and adol suicidalityMark O'Donovan
Content: Literature review and SEYLE data set analysis.
Overview: To test the association between adolescent’s (13-16 years) relationship with their parents and their suicidality, in Ireland, and to establish the direction of this relationship. This consists of a review of the international literature and then analysis a SEYLE study data set to examine association, gender differences, and temporality/causation.
Please Note
- This essay was improved in terms of clarity and writing in 2017 but no new sources of information have been used since the original 2016 version.
- This essay is purely academic and I will not accept legal responsibility for any information, interpretations or options contained herein.
- Feel free to utilise, critique, print or reference any of this content :)
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Education, Research & Development
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4–8 September 2015
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www.sciencebg.net
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ACQUIN,
Germany
Education, Research & Development
6th International Conference
4–8 September 2015
Elenite Holiday Village, Bulgaria
www.sciencebg.net
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Teaching the Uzbek Language is a Topical Issue On the Example of an Interacti...ijtsrd
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Currently, the application of the network resources and various means of teaching such as multimedia into
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college English teaching model from the perspective of multimodal discourse. Under the multimodalitybased college English teaching model, teachers should concentrate on cultivating students’ multi-literacy,
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Currently, the application of the network resources and various means of teaching such as multimedia into
the classroom has led to the demonstration of multimodality in college English teaching. This paper
analyzes the current status of college English teaching and the existing problems, elaborates the research
trends of the theory of multimodal discourse analysis, and aims to explore the question as how to construct
college English teaching model from the perspective of multimodal discourse. Under the multimodalitybased college English teaching model, teachers should concentrate on cultivating students’ multi-literacy,
coordinating different modalities, to achieve the teaching objectives.
Currently, the application of the network resources and various means of teaching such as multimedia into the classroom has led to the demonstration of multimodality in college English teaching. This paper
analyzes the current status of college English teaching and the existing problems, elaborates the research trends of the theory of multimodal discourse analysis, and aims to explore the question as how to construct college English teaching model from the perspective of multimodal discourse. Under the multimodalitybased college English teaching model, teachers should concentrate on cultivating students’ multi-literacy,
coordinating different modalities, to achieve the teaching objectives.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies such as Generative AI, Image Generators and Large Language Models have had a dramatic impact on teaching, learning and assessment over the past 18 months. The most immediate threat AI posed was to Academic Integrity with Higher Education Institutes (HEIs) focusing their efforts on combating the use of GenAI in assessment. Guidelines were developed for staff and students, policies put in place too. Innovative educators have forged paths in the use of Generative AI for teaching, learning and assessments leading to pockets of transformation springing up across HEIs, often with little or no top-down guidance, support or direction.
This Gasta posits a strategic approach to integrating AI into HEIs to prepare staff, students and the curriculum for an evolving world and workplace. We will highlight the advantages of working with these technologies beyond the realm of teaching, learning and assessment by considering prompt engineering skills, industry impact, curriculum changes, and the need for staff upskilling. In contrast, not engaging strategically with Generative AI poses risks, including falling behind peers, missed opportunities and failing to ensure our graduates remain employable. The rapid evolution of AI technologies necessitates a proactive and strategic approach if we are to remain relevant.
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The people of Punjab felt alienated from main stream due to denial of their just demands during a long democratic struggle since independence. As it happen all over the word, it led to militant struggle with great loss of lives of military, police and civilian personnel. Killing of Indira Gandhi and massacre of innocent Sikhs in Delhi and other India cities was also associated with this movement.
CURRENT PROBLEMS OF THE MODERN METHODOLOGY OF TEACHING CHINESE AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE FOR BEGINNERS
1. CURRENT PROBLEMS OF THE
MODERN METHODOLOGY
OF TEACHING CHINESE AS A
FOREIGN LANGUAGE FOR
BEGINNERS
Strukova Polina
Xiamen University, P.R. China
2. WE WILL BRIEFLY DISCUSS:
THE COMMUNICATIVE APPROACH
AN OVERVIEW OF TCFL IN RUSSIA TODAY
CONTRIBUTION OF CONFUCIUS INSTITUTES
CURRENT PROBLEMS AND WAYS TO
OPTIMIZE LEARNING PROCESS
3. THE COMMUNICATIVE APPROACH
the second half of the ‘80s
the second half of the ‘90s
The main focus of the discipline “Foreign Language”,
including Chinese, should be put on “the formation of
students' multi-layer and multi-component set of
language abilities, skills, readiness to implement the
speech acts of varying difficulties, actions, include the
identification and characterization of the motives and
goals driving the development of the individual, his own
behavior” (Kupriianova & Peresad'ko 2014).
4. Despite:
the huge amount of teaching materials,
the impressive domestic experience,
the development of Confucius Institutes,
the modern multimedia learning tools…
still there are some problems when it comes
to material and textbook selection.
5. AN OVERVIEW OF TCFL IN RUSSIA
TODAY
from 140 to 800 classroom hours
the competence approach
the communicative teaching method
the linguistic approach
The basis of Chinese language learning is specially
focused on hieroglyphics, written language and
practical grammar. In fact it works as grammar-
translation method, but it does not include all the
aspects of proper language training.
6. «BASICS ON THE CHINESE LANGUAGE.
MAIN COURSE» (1983)
BY T.P. ZADOENKO AND HUANG SHUYING
7. «BASIC COURSE OF CHINESE LANGUAGE»
BY T.P. ZADOENKO AND HUANG SHUYING (2010)
«PRACTICAL CHINESE COURSE IN 2 VOLUMES» BY
A.F. KONDRASHEVKY, M.V. RUMYANTSEV
AND M.G. FROLOV
(ALREADY PASSED 11 EDITIONS BY 2010)
«PRACTICAL COURSE OF CHINESE LANGUAGE» BY
SU ZHUYTSIN, WANG LUXIA,
STAROSTIN S.P. (2007)
9. CONTRIBUTION OF CONFUCIUS
INSTITUTES
For 10 years Global Confucius Institutes around the
world, teachers and curriculum have achieved impressive
results in the promotion of Chinese culture and language
among non-Chinese citizens.
The largest number of teaching materials was produced
in Thailand, Japan, Italy, England and the United States.
Switzerland – 2
Spain – 1
Russia – 32
There are 868 complexes (by 2014)
released outside the China.
10. 868 complexes
…most of them are rather suitable for teaching
“Intercultural Communication” or “culture of the
Eastern countries” in high school, but not for
teaching the basics of the Chinese language in
universities or private schools.
According to the CI Methodologists in Canada, one
of the main problems is that the current program
lacks of a single national standard in teaching
Chinese language, even at a wide variety of
textbooks from CI and implementation of a
wonderful platform to create their own materials -
http://www.cltguides.com/.
13. CURRENT PROBLEMS AND WAYS TO
OPTIMIZE LEARNING PROCESS
Insufficient study of oral communicative
exercises in the context, which is close to real
life.
The simplicity and uniformity of exercises.
Lack of the system program and selection of
learning content.
14. SEVERAL WAYS
TO SOLVE THE PROBLEMS
1. To develop and approve the basic requirements to
the program to teach Chinese as a foreign
language (or adapt already proposed and build up
the system program).
2. Create and approve a list of recommended
textbooks, modify existing ones and creating new
ones.
3. Pay special attention to the balance of materials
and the design of oral communicative exercises
similar to real life situations.
4. Work on the diversity and complexity of some of
the existing materials, and work on the way to
adapt them to the teaching process depending on
specific goals and learning purposes.
15. As a part of a renovation plan, while creating
new textbooks or tutorials, methodologists have
to pay attention to cross-linguistics and
cross-culture phenomenon and take in
account psycholinguistic issues.
1. To experiment with different materials to
perform different operations.
2. Generate equivalent Category words.
3. To work with story or situation from different
points of view.
4. To use principle of physical respond.
5. To use the nodes, links and connections
doctrine.
16. Methodologists (Kochergin 2014) recommend us to
take into account different modern ideas and
principles, such as:
1. The principle “one difficulty” lesson.
2. Clear learning purpose of study process.
3. A variety of testimonies, exercises and control.
4. Work with the improvement factor.
5. Work according to the target age.
6. Add video materials, color pictures and other
multimedia resources.
7. To engage abstract connection while learning new
language material.
17. REFERENCES
Alekseeva, TD 2009, ‘The modular principle of foreign
language teaching in case of a higher education multi-level
system’, Journal of Immanuel Kant state University, vol. 2, pp.
69-74.
Chinese Language Council International Office 2007,
International learning program for Chinese language, Foreign
Language Teaching and Research Press, Beijing.
Chinese Language Council International Office 2009,
Standards for Teachers of Chinese as a foreign language,
Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press, Beijing.
Gui, Shichun 2013, The new chapter of psycholinguistics,
Shanghai Foreign Language Education, Shanghai.
Kochergin, IV 2000, Essays on methods of teaching Chinese
language, Muravei PH, Moscow.
18. REFERENCES
Kochergin, IV 2012, Essays on methods of teaching Chinese
language, Eastern Book, Moscow.
Kupriianova, IuA & Peresad'ko, TV 2014, ‘Theoretical Foundations of
course Practical oral communication in Chinese course’, Vestnik
VGU, vol.1, pp. 141-145.
Mao, Zhongming 2014, ‘Some Pitfalls in Tasks – Based Language
Teaching’. The II International Conference «Methods of Teaching
Oriental Languages: Actual Problems and Trends», vol. 5, Moscow,
pp. 3 – 4.
Strukova, PE 2015, ‘Contemporary problems of Chinese Language
Teaching at elementary level in Russia and ways to optimize the
learning process’, paper presented to the scientific meeting of the
MGIMO University, Moscow, 24-25 April.
Xiamen University 2014, The Ninth Confucius Institute Conference:
Excellent local materials show, Xiamen University Press, Xiamen.