Erosion of the language-based Strategies for College English Teaching.docVIP

Erosion of the language-based Strategies for College English Teaching Paper Keywords: English language teaching strategies abrasion Abstract: Language Attrition is the ability to restrict students to improve English learning an important factor, the neglect of English learning ability of students to maintain a major cause of erosion of language. In explaining the language and its influence factors of abrasion on the basis of analysis of language inherent abrasion law, of the effect of improving English teaching strategies: (1) emphasis on explicit teaching classroom, when the emphasis on teaching reading and writing skills of students, (2) reduce the Muyu use when teaching, to improve their English Xuexi strength, (3) Yindao students understanding of English culture, arouse their interest in learning, (4) English proficiency assessment system optimization, enhancing learning ability of students. One, of the problem Language Attrition (Lan ~ ageattfition, referred to as language loss) refers to as a bilingual or multilingual users reduce or stop the use of language, the ability to use the language over time will gradually diminish. Language acquisition including not only learning and access to the side, including the loss of abrasive side, not only increase the development side, there are rigid, degraded side of circle. From this sense, language acquisition and language exist abrasion, indivisible, is to restrict Learner important factor in improving learning ability. Ablation of foreign languages #8203;#8203;has become a relatively independent of the subject, many linguists use a combination of theoretical and empirical research methods, language and laws of the phenomenon of erosion, such as activation threshold hypothesis, assumptions and data processing to reduce interference assumption, by the erosion The main features of the language elements and detection methods were more in-depth analysis, combined with cognitive science, psychology, lingu