Language education should foster a people-centered philosophy of education-毕业论文翻译.docVIP

Language education should foster a people-centered philosophy of education lt;lt;Language Curriculumgt;gt; the nature of the language defined as: “Language is the most important communication tool, is an important part of human culture. Instrumentality and the unity of humanity is the basic characteristics of language courses.” From nature can be see, the language and tools of the discipline is the unity of knowledge. Our language education in order to achieve this ultimate goal, is to our activities in language education has always been a student-centered, always reflects the “people first” philosophy of education. Language education in specific activities, research and exploration of people-oriented philosophy of education, we should adopt the following ways and means of education to achieve: First, the process of language education should reflect the humane care People-oriented concept of language education, in the educational activities Jiuyao human care. Humanism in language education is reflected in the students first build a strong self-confidence. The students are interested in learning the driving force behind the success and confidence, and interest is the engine of the ship, then, is to muster the confidence of the sails. Not sailing ship in the stormy sea to only can be difficult to find a way forward, with the sailing ship facing the storms will be able to successfully reach the desired shore. Second, teachers should be good at capturing the activities of students in language education shines bright spot. Each and every student has the desire to express themselves. Although they sometimes show the performance of the content and timing, and teachers may be the standard answer in conflict with the teaching process and not by teachers or teachers found easily denied. but they want to express their inner world of desire is the external perception of the world requires a strong and eruption of the wisdom of sparks. On the other hand ex