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本次研究对象选取了高中三年级的学生。通过采用问卷调查法、听力测试、实验法和个人访谈法,具体分析了焦虑、听力成绩和听力策略之间的关系。研究结果表明：焦虑与听力学习成绩呈显著的负相关;而听力学习策略与听力成绩则呈正相关状态;听力策略训练有助于提高学生对于听力策略的认知能力和运用能力,能在听力过程中降低学生的听力焦虑程度,提高学生的听力成绩。 相似文献
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本文阐述了听力教学的重要性,结合听力测试的类型,从教与学两个方面就如何提高听力的质量作些探讨,并提出了一些提高听力的对策。 相似文献
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听力作为英语学习的一项基本技能越来越受到社会和大学的重视,而高师学生的听力却始终成为阻碍他们英语水平提高的重要因素。英语的语言璋碍制约了学生听力水平的提高。高师听力教材的缺少、教学方法的单一也制约了学生的听力提高。 相似文献
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如何提高英语听力理解能力 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
应铭华 《青岛职业技术学院学报》1995,(2)
学习英语的目的是为了交际,要交际就首先离不开“听”,应该如何提高英语的听力理解能力,一直是英语学习者所苦恼的问题.本文结合自己在教学中的点滴经验,对这个问题从三个方面进行探讨.一、什么是听力理解?主要从语言学的角度给听力理解下定义,阐明了听力理解的六个阶段.二、阻碍听力理解的因素是什么?主要分析了听力理解中阻碍听力水平发挥的内、外部因素.三、如何提高英语的听力理解水平?主要讲述了听力过程中的八个能力,概括了提高听力能力的方法,以便帮助英语学习者克服困难,提高听力水平,是一篇具有指导性的文章. 相似文献
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程建娥 《山西财经大学学报(高等教育版)》2007,10(Z1):138
文章针对目前听力教学的现状,详细分析和归纳了影响学生听力的诸多因素,如:心理因素,生理因素,文化背景知识等,并提出了一些有效的提高听力理解的对策,帮助学生们克服听力活动中的困难,以达到提高听力理解能力的目的。 相似文献
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听力一直是困扰众多英语学习者的主要问题之一,如何有效地提高学生的听力水平是广大英语教师不断探索的课题。本文通过对听力理解过程的分析．阐述了在听力过程中学习者心理因素与听力课学习的关系．指出了如何依据教学要求和学习者的心理特征实施听力教学．同时也提出了帮助学生提高听力水平的具体建议和做法。 相似文献
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从心理感知的相似性论阅读对提高英语听力的作用 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
本文分析了听力与阅读过程心理感知的相似性以及学生英语听音能力难以提高的种种原因 ,探讨阅读的两方面即阅与读对听力提高的重要作用 ,以求对听力教学及听力的提高有所启示 相似文献
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ZHANG Wen-sheng 《美中教育评论》2007,4(3):71-76
Listening is very important. Conversations will take place only when we can understand what our interlocutor says; listening is also an important input. Yet, many of my students got frustrated in listening. Being a teacher, I tried to rethink about what I did in my listening classes and did some literature review. As a result, I found that there are a lot of important listening strategies that were neglected by both teachers. I argue in this paper that more listening strategies should be taught in classes and a simple teaching plan is given. 相似文献
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Listening has been playing a key role in daily communication and ELT.However,it’s an obstacle for most non-English majors.Among affective factors the students encounter in listening,anxiety is the most usual one.In this paper,I will analyze the situation based on my observations on listening class and interviews with some students in terms of the relationship between students’ anxiety and their listening performance and the characteristics of the listening materials.Subsequently,with the interviews with some students,some possible ways of improving listening ability are discussed. 相似文献
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Tom Russell 《Studies in Continuing Education》2013,35(1-2):6-17
This paper reports data from a three‐year self‐study of teaching two types of students: science method students in theBEd program at Queen's University (Canada), and grade 12 physics students in a secondary school. By returning to the secondary school classroom after many years, I had the opportunity to revisit personally some of the challenges and dilemmas awaiting those beginning their careers as physics teachers. By listening closely to my students, I studied their experiences of learning as I experienced my own ‘re‐learning. One goal of my return to the secondary classroom was to explore ways in which I could model in my own teaching the processes of learning from experience that I wanted to convey to those learning to teach. From this self‐study has emerged the construct of'authority of experience’ (Munby and Russell, 1994) as a term that can inform reflective practice by suggesting to teachers that they give attention to their own voices and to those of their students, and generally consider the ways in which experience has authority in relation to other sources of authority about teaching and learning to teach. The paper provides data to illustrate this construct and its potential value to those learning to teach. It also considers ways in which this stance toward teacher education represents a reconstruction of educational theory. 相似文献
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Jack A. Rowell 《International Journal of Science Education》2013,35(2):115-130
This study examines the nature of discourse in which students talk with each other about what they think. Of particular interest are student-generated inquiry discussions in which the students engage in extended student-student-student interactions without much intervention from myself, the instructor. Data sources include audio- and video-tapes of class discussions, copies of student papers, and my reflective journals. Analysis involves interpretating utterances in terms of indicators of inquiry learning, student questioning, and collaborative sense-making. Two aspects of my practices seem to foster student-generated inquiry discussions: distributed authority and quietness. I no longer view myself as a facilitator of discussions but rather as an organizer of learning events in which my students share the authority to make decisions about what to say and do next. I practice 'quietness' by waiting before and after students talk (wait time), listening to the details of other people's thinking without interrupting them (attentive silence) and withholding my own opinions and understandings while assisting others in expressing theirs (reticence). 相似文献
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Andrea English 《Learning Inquiry》2007,1(2):133-142
This inquiry explores the educative meaning of interruptions or breaks in teacher’s experiences by looking at their role in reflection and listening. Reflection and listening are not only two vital and distinct aspects of teaching, but are also interrelated and as such can serve to productively inform one another. In this context, I develop the notion of negativity of experience to describe the space that opens up when our experience has been in some way interrupted, the space where we dwell between old and new experiences and where new thoughts and ideas emerge. I demonstrate throughout my discussion that it is in this space that listening and reflection take place. To begin, I analyze the works of John Dewey and Donald Schön to take up a few particular aspects of reflective thinking and its relation to the practice of teaching. In this context, I point out similarities and important learning-theoretical differences between the notion of ‘negativity of experience’ and Schön’s notion of ‘messy situations’. The second section examines the role of negativity of experience in listening. Here, I seek to explore ways to include listening in the contemporary discussion on reflective teaching and practice. The inquiry concludes by considering the meaning of reflection, listening and negativity for the education of professional teachers. 相似文献
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《Studying Teacher Education》2013,9(2):175-186
This paper describes a self-study in which I, as a teacher educator, seek to understand how to respond effectively to my pre-service students' fears about learning and teaching primary mathematics. I studied my students' response to a new mathematics methods course that is tied to practicum. Results include the importance of listening closely to students' feelings about learning and teaching math, responding with opportunities to re-learn primary math concepts in a collaborative and hands-on environment, and providing opportunities for pre-service teachers to experience success with math teaching in primary school settings. What I did not realize at the outset was that the students and I would be on a parallel journey. While I endeavored to listen to their voices, I struggled with my limited voice as a sessional instructor. While they struggled to feel like “real” math teachers, I struggled to feel like a “real” math professor. Fear of teaching math to young children was mirrored by my fear of pioneering a new course. Examination of a key incident in the first year of the course and of the role of a critical friend helped me to see and understand these parallel paths. 相似文献
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《校园英语(教研版)》2015,(31):6-8
The English learners and teachers both have some difficulties in English writing learning and teaching despite continuous efforts are put by teachers and students to develop their competence in L2 writing,most students still score much lower in writing part than listening and reading parts in various English level tests.Three main sections are included in the paper: The first section surveys the students' main problems in English writing learning with my analysis of its possible factors from the respects of students and teachers,such as students' motivation,teacher's education and approaches to teaching writing in L2 classes.The second section presents a review of how the relevant literature suggests on the students' problems in writing.Accordingly,I put forward several possible solutions as the attempts to change the problematic situation in L2 writing. 相似文献
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Sophie Haroutunian-Gordon 《Learning Inquiry》2007,1(2):143-152
In the article that follows, I take up a debate that has arisen over the past three years concerning the following issue: Does every act of listening involve the listener in questioning? I argue that the answer to the questions is yes. I give background on the question and then consider one instance of listening that may suggest no role for questioning to play. Drawing upon Gadamer, I present an argument in support of my claim. I conclude with an implication for research. 相似文献
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高职日语听力教学改革的探索 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
刘丹青 《北京教育学院学报》2011,25(2):81-84
在日语学习中,听力始终是学生学习的一个瓶颈。在高职学校中,大部分听力材料学生能看得懂而听不懂,或者仅仅听得懂单词而听不懂内容是一个较为普遍的情况。提高学生的听力能力最关键的是要以＂教为主导,学为主体＂为主导思想,激发学生的积极性,培养学生的自主学习能力。中、高级的听力教学要倡导＂实用、实践、实际＂三原则。听力技能的培养和提高是一个系统工程,需要课前、课上、课下的持续努力。 相似文献
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Andrea K. Martin 《Studying Teacher Education》2017,13(2):127-144
AbstractTeacher education programs that appear to be more successful work to thread practicum experiences and on-campus courses with an eye to achieving overall program coherence. As part of a funded research project centred on understanding how teacher candidates perceive quality in their practicum experiences and, by extension, in their professional learning, focus groups were recruited for a series of discussions that extended over an academic year. I undertook this self-study in an attempt to examine the conditions for learning that made these focus groups so successful by virtue of participants’ commitment, engagement, focus and drive to become the best teachers they could possibly be. Self-study was an avenue for me to develop insights into my practice and to identify ways to move forward to become a more effective teacher educator who could model and scaffold responsive listening and relationship-building for future teachers. The two questions driving this self-study were “How does adopting and promoting a listening perspective improve participants learning?” And “What is transformative about responsive listening?” Identifying and challenging my assumptions were initial steps in understanding what a listening perspective entails, the importance of authorizing student perspectives and developing their pedagogical voices. Responsive listening became a means to interrogate my practice, to reframe my experience, to work in and from action, and to become more comfortable with the uncertain spaces where deep learning can occur – for myself and for those whom I teach. In so doing, I came closer to appreciating the possibilities for transformation. 相似文献