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英语教育的策略的中期报告 English Education Strategy Mid-term Report Introduction The purpose of the English Education Strategy is to provide students with the necessary language skills to succeed academically and professionally in todays globalized world. This mid-term report provides an overview of the progress made in implementing the strategy since its inception. Achievements Since the strategys implementation, several achievements have been made. Firstly, the adoption of a systematic, cohesive approach to teaching English across all levels of education has resulted in improved standards of English proficiency. Secondly, the use of technology in English language teaching has been greatly enhanced, with interactive teaching software and video conferencing facilities made available to both teachers and students. Thirdly, the strategy has brought about the introduction of new courses in English literature and linguistics in higher education. Challenges faced The English Education Strategy has not been without its challenges. Firstly, there has been a shortage of qualified English teachers, particularly in rural areas, resulting in the hiring of underqualified teachers or the use of non-native speakers. Secondly, the focus on exams as a measure of success has led to a narrow approach to teaching English, with less attention paid to communication skills. Finally, the cost of providing technology-based learning resources has been prohibitive in some cases, leaving some schools and universities without the necessary equipment and resources. Recommendations To address these challenges, several recommendations are proposed. Firstly, efforts should be made to attract and retain qualified English teachers, especially in underserved areas. Incentives such as housing and travel allowances could be offered to encourage teachers to work in these areas. Secondly, a more diverse approach to teaching English, with a greater emphasis on developing communication skills, should be adopted. Final