Professional goal-setting for the teaching of English culture and its realization.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 45 Professional goal-setting for the teaching of English culture and its realization Abstract: This paper describes how the professional teaching in the English set specific cultural teaching objectives, and through the design of task-based teaching and learning activities to achieve these objectives. Proposed in the classroom teaching of natural increase cultural awareness of students to inspire them to reflect on the cultural differences and learn to use that knowledge to resolve cross-cultural communication in the presence of embarrassment and so on. The author also analyzes the cultural practice of teaching effectiveness of the implementation of activities as well as teaching of English inspiration, pointing out that the cultivation of cultural awareness and cultural education is not the fundamental purpose of promoting professional English teaching should guide students to rationally acknowledge, absorb, analyze, and understand that cultural differences, so as to really enhance their ability to cross-cultural communication. Keywords: cultural awareness; classroom activities; cultural objectives; culture beyond the 1, English teaching into the importance of culture and Language and culture research a long time. English as a language to write papers on behalf of the carrier of culture is always in English teaching occupies an extremely important position. In recent years, foreign language teaching in cross-cultural communication research is very active, mostly focused on theoretical research. Hu Wenzhong (1997) provided for cross-cultural communication research, recommendations from the vocabulary, text structures, stylistic features, pragmatic rules, the speech in order to conduct research and analysis in nine areas; DR Nature (1997) to appear in English language learning “ away from the grid, “the phenomenon of a detailed scientific analysis of language education, those who made this should be tolerant. Mo