研究生英语多维教程课件.ppt

China University of Geosciences Hong, Feng Wuhanhongfeng@ wuhanhongfeng@Sept. 27, 2009 wuhanhongfeng@126.com Week 1: Course Introduction Course title Textbooks Course hours Course arrangements Course philosophy Learning philosophy Reading philosophy Course assessment Preparation for week 2 Thanks English Reading 10 hours for 5 weeks More reading about this series Course hours and course arrangement What to Read? Week 1: students and society class establishment From competence to commitment scientist in a world of turbulence Week 2: people in north America No child family Sandwich generation Week 3: human and nature The Virtues of Ambition The Harm That Good Men Do Getting along with nature Week 4: English and me 1. Shall Englsih become the law? 2. Foreword to New World Dictionary of the American Language Week 5: scenario in the future 1.Scenarios for the Future 2. Let the computers be the bureaucrats Tiny Shellan approach to English reading class Tiny shell has been developed as a seminar for a new approach to deal with the course of English reading. Tiny shell came from the first seminar organized in 2004,when a student was asked to be responsible for the title of the seminar. He worked together with the teacher in understanding the phrase “tiny shell” with five different senses associated with the goal of intentional seminars. Accumulation process English study is like picking up the shell by the sea. Though the shell is very tiny, we can collect as many as possible if we do our best to do it! When we look in to our collection, we can find that how beautiful they are! Share our experience “Shell” is pronounced like “share”! Why do we hold the seminar? The important aim is that we can share our English study experience here! Everyone has his own way in the study of English. We can get some useful experience from each other. Show yourself “Out of