Perceptions Regarding ELT At The Tertiary Level In Mainland, China  

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Pei, Chen

Jenis: Article from Article
Dalam koleksi: Sino-US English Teaching vol. 6 no. 2 (Feb. 2009), page 19-23.
Topik: ELT methodology; teachers; students; perception; university; China
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As the title of the thesis suggests, the purpose of this research project was to investigate perceptions of English language education for English majors at the tertiary level on China’s mainland. The study investigated perceptions held by teachers and students at universities in Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen regarding their preferences for various ELT methods and the effectiveness of methods used. Teachers and students were also asked to evaluate the relative importance of the four skills (listening, speaking, reading and writing). Other areas investigated included teachers and students perceptions of their interaction within classrooms and factors selected by teachers, students and administrators as contributing to effective language learning and teaching in their settings. It is hoped that insights from this research can assist in a more successful transition to communicative, more student-centered and skill-integrated language teaching approaches suitable within university-level language education settings on China’s mainland.

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