谨以此书献给广大英语爱好者。概念.doc

谨以此书献给广大英语爱好者。 Stephen Van Wyck “Where There Is No Lao WaiHow To Learn English On The Go, On Your Own” By Stephen Van Wyck Introduction Contents Part One Brief Outline of Text Part Two Detailed outline of text Part Three The text Part One: Brief Outline of Text Introduction and purpose of the text Philosophical roots of learning English The problems facing you IV. How to avoid the problems and exploit them creatively The solutions available How to make the solutions happen Other ideas for consideration Conclusion Part Two : Detailed outline of text Introduction and purpose of this text. Introduction The spectre of English A harbinger of changes to come People are anxious Body Everyone grasping for something The bookstores today in China On foreigners in China The rise and fall of English knowledge Purpose of text Thesis Statement“It is to show you how to learn English on the go, on your own, where there is no foreign person anywhere near you.” What it is not What it is like Summary of remainder of text Philosophical roots of learning English Problems facing English learners after graduation How to avoid these problems Solutions on how to learn English How to make these solutions happen Other ideas for consideration Conclusion Again, that complaint, “I had no ….” Time for complaint to go! Who text is dedicated to C.S. “Take it!” You have nothing to lose but your complaints.” Philosophical roots of learning English Introduction Books drive education, but various underlying philosophy drives the books and the effort we put into learning. Necessary to determine some philosophical roots of learning English. Body Philosophical roots motivators “Push on” “Pull up” “Get out” “Do better” Philosophical roots underlying motivators Philosophical rootsEducational and other matters to consider Philosophical rootsdependence and independence Conclusion Only discuss thoughts, feelings, attitudes here. If long, it was for a reason. The rest of the