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2008年3月31日 星期一
2008年3月11日 星期二
Questions for Discussion:
1. What are the three phrases of CALL? What role do computers play in each phrase? Please write down the classification of the use of computer technologies in language learning and teaching : a metaphorical approach by Warschauer.
Ans: Behavioristic CALL, communicative CALL, andintegrativeCALL . Teacher's role in call. Tutor. Tool. A computer is ideal for carrying out repeated drills, sincethe machine does not get bored with presenting the same material and sinceit can provide immediate non-judgmental feedback. A computer can present such material on an individualized basis,allowing students to proceed at their own pace and freeing up class timefor other activities
2. Visit Warschauer's homepage for his contributions to CALL.
Ans:Until quite recently, computer-assisted language learning (CALL) wasa topic of relevance mostly to those with a special interest in that area.Recently, though, computers have become so widespread in schools and homesand their uses have expanded so dramatically that the majority of languageteachers must now begin to think about the implications of computers forlanguage learning.
3. On page 18, the author mentions the use of online chat in a NASA space project to enhance communication skills. Please visit
The auther use the communicative approach to teaching,
1. What are the three phrases of CALL? What role do computers play in each phrase? Please write down the classification of the use of computer technologies in language learning and teaching : a metaphorical approach by Warschauer.
Ans: Behavioristic CALL, communicative CALL, andintegrativeCALL . Teacher's role in call. Tutor. Tool. A computer is ideal for carrying out repeated drills, sincethe machine does not get bored with presenting the same material and sinceit can provide immediate non-judgmental feedback. A computer can present such material on an individualized basis,allowing students to proceed at their own pace and freeing up class timefor other activities
2. Visit Warschauer's homepage for his contributions to CALL.
Ans:Until quite recently, computer-assisted language learning (CALL) wasa topic of relevance mostly to those with a special interest in that area.Recently, though, computers have become so widespread in schools and homesand their uses have expanded so dramatically that the majority of languageteachers must now begin to think about the implications of computers forlanguage learning.
3. On page 18, the author mentions the use of online chat in a NASA space project to enhance communication skills. Please visit
The auther use the communicative approach to teaching,
2008年3月4日 星期二
Introduction
1 Question:What is theBrokeback mountain's plot
2Keyword:Plot synopsis
3Seach Engine: Google
4Answer
Jack shows up in Wyoming as soon as he hears the divorce is final, hoping to now be able to live a
life ranching with Ennis. Ennis is torn, as he too longs for the idyllic life Jack describes, but he explains that if they live together they will be killed for being "queer." With Ennis struggling to make ends meet and becoming briefly involved with a pretty waitress, Ennis is able to meet less frequently. Jack visits Mexico looking to satisfy his physical needs. When he taunts Ennis with this information in an effort to make him jealous, Ennis replies " I wish I could quit you."Ennis gets a postcard he'd sent to Jack returned with "deceased" marked across it. Jack is dead. He was thirty-nine years old. When Ennis contacts Jack's wife, Lureen, she lies about Jack's death, telling Ennis he was accidentally killed by a tire iron while changing a flat, when in fact Jack was killed for being "queer,"( just as Ennis had always said they would be if they lived together.) Lureen also tells Ennis that Jack wanted his ashes spread at his favourite place, Brokeback Mountain.
2Keyword:Plot synopsis
3Seach Engine: Google
4Answer
Jack shows up in Wyoming as soon as he hears the divorce is final, hoping to now be able to live a
life ranching with Ennis. Ennis is torn, as he too longs for the idyllic life Jack describes, but he explains that if they live together they will be killed for being "queer." With Ennis struggling to make ends meet and becoming briefly involved with a pretty waitress, Ennis is able to meet less frequently. Jack visits Mexico looking to satisfy his physical needs. When he taunts Ennis with this information in an effort to make him jealous, Ennis replies " I wish I could quit you."Ennis gets a postcard he'd sent to Jack returned with "deceased" marked across it. Jack is dead. He was thirty-nine years old. When Ennis contacts Jack's wife, Lureen, she lies about Jack's death, telling Ennis he was accidentally killed by a tire iron while changing a flat, when in fact Jack was killed for being "queer,"( just as Ennis had always said they would be if they lived together.) Lureen also tells Ennis that Jack wanted his ashes spread at his favourite place, Brokeback Mountain.
2008年2月26日 星期二
The first day-computer assisted learned and teaching
Today is my fist day at school, I am so exciting..
The weather is fine but cold.
Computer Assisted Language Learning and Teaching is a useful course, both can can be
integrated into language learning and teaching, it can let student have more iner motivation
Maybe in the future, there will be more and more people use computer as a tool in their daily
life.
The weather is fine but cold.
Computer Assisted Language Learning and Teaching is a useful course, both can can be
integrated into language learning and teaching, it can let student have more iner motivation
Maybe in the future, there will be more and more people use computer as a tool in their daily
life.
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