How to motivate students to learn English in the vocational interest.docVIP

How to motivate students to learn English in the vocational interest [Abstract]: This article from the Times, followed the trend of learning to sing English songs, boost confidence, the use of multimedia, visual image, introduced the customs of Anglo-Saxon countries, to attract attention, role play, exercise capacity, English game and recreation, etc., analyzes how to motivate students to learn English in vocational interest, greatly improving the effectiveness of English teaching. [Keywords]: cultivate interest in learning, vocational teaching, multimedia In recent years, continuous enrollment as high school, the quality of secondary vocational school students facing a severe test. Most of the vocational school students basic English, the lack of interest in learning English, thus seriously affecting English teaching. Occupational students in English language teaching, students learn to really have income for life benefit, in training English teachers only from the interest in learning to stimulate students to start. So how to motivate students to learn English in vocational interest? my several years of vocational schools under English language teaching experience, some teaching methods are summarized as follows: First, the times, closely follow the trend With the development, daily living and learning in the emergence of a number of buzzwords. “Out” is a word in English the word in the commonplace, and to sketch in the 2009 Spring Festival Evening lt;lt;potatogt;gt; in the became a hit, ear will often hear the “out” word. Later, the word often appears in English class. One time a student asked me to sing English songs popular today, when I was blindsided, not heard over it. Students said the teacher you are “out”. From then on, “out” word mentioned in the rate of students in higher. In this way, English has become a fashion element widely circulated among students. So to a large extent inspired the students interest in learning English. Seco