英语词汇学论文英文题目

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英语教学论文题目

1、初中英语互动教学模式

2、中学英语词汇教与学的策略探讨

3、福建省中学计算机辅助英语教学应用现状的调查研究

4、认知语言学及其对中学英语词汇教学的启示

5、英语教学中的文化教学：范畴与方法

6、外语形成性评价：从理论到实践

7、口语教学中运用自由讨论的研究

8、论任务型语言教学在阅读课堂中的实施

9、学习动机与英语教学

10、论中学英语教学中母语介入的意义

11、词汇注释与目的性对阅读中词汇习得的影响

12、英语教学中的文化因素

13、图式理论和中学英语阅读教学

14、作为英语写作激发因素的电子邮件

15、中国英语教学中的文化教学：问题与对策

16、论母语在初中英语教学中的作用

17、句子组合——提高中学生英语写作能力的.有效方法

18、个性因素与二语成绩相关性跨地区研究

19、英语教师课堂反思性教学

20、中学英语教学中的文化教学

21、基于假设的英语词汇习得研究

22、研究性学习与英语教学

23、可理解输入研究及其对外语教学的启迪

24、外语教学中学习者个别差异的心理语言学分析

25、论合作学习在中学英语教学中的实践

26、中专学校外语学习动机初探

27、激发初中生英语学习动机的研究与实践

28、活动课堂英语教学

29、语料库与英语教学

30、论中学英语教学的文化意识培养与文化导入技巧

31、合作学习——英语课堂教学的一种有效途径

32、交际教学法在英语教学课堂中的实施

33、任务型教学在英语阅读课的应用

34、运用多媒体技术和因特网

35、中学英语写作教学现状的初步调查及建议

36、探究中学英语教学中的折中教学法

37、论EFL学生英语思维能力的培养

38、话语生成的理论基础及其对口语教学的启示

39、影响中学英语教学中跨文化交际能力培养的诸因素

40、任务型教学法在中学英语写作课堂教学中的运用

41、论中学英语阅读教学中对学生思维能力培养的研究

42、初中生运用英语学习策略情况的调查与思考

43、论中学英语教学中跨文化意识的培养

44、初中英语拼读入门教学实验研究

45、银川市初中英语课程实施影响因素研究

46、基础教育《英语课程标准》的若干专题初探

47、文化背景知识和英语阅读：中学生英语文化背景知识的现状调查

48、中专英语合作式教学法探析

49、WTO背景下，中学英语教学模式的改革

50、试论交际教学法与传统教学法在中学英语课堂教学中的结合

51、中等职业学校学生英语自主学习中动机因素研究

52、中国学生英语词汇学习策略调查与研究

53、论阅读策略与中学生英语阅读能力的提高

54、优差生词汇运用策略分析研究

55、论中学生英语学习中自主学习能力的培养

56、中学生英语学习策略调查研究

57、中学英语教学中文化知识输入方式的探讨

58、职校生听说能力训练方法探索

59、暗示教学法在高中英语教学中的运用

60、中学英语教学中的‘浪费’：表现、成因及对策

61、中等职业学校英语课程交际大纲的设计

62、论中学英语任务型语言教学

63、中国中学生英语学习策略运用个案研究

64、任务型学习在初中英语教学中的应用（英文）

65、第二语言课堂教学中提问策略的研究（英文）

66、职业中专学生英语学习动机调查报告（英文）

67、以学生为中心的教学法在职业中专英语课堂的应用（英文）

68、建构主义学习理论与学生英语自主学习能力（英文）

69、通过采用不同教学方法关注中学生个性差异（英文）

70、运用语言迁移理论优化中学外语教学

71、初中英语学困生若干问题研究——班级社会学视角

72、语法在中学英语交际教学中的价值及教法研究

73、初中英语口语课“分层教学”探讨

74、中学英语教学中元认知能力的培养

75、中学英语词汇教学研究

76、计算机辅助中学英语听说教学

77、在课堂教学中提高学生的交际能力

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sample 1: 题目: English Vocabulary Learning Strategies (英语词汇学习策略) The mathematicians that study language and have lots of computing power are forming English language databases. These databases can be used for machine language translation, formulas to rank collocation, most used priority word lists, word grouping tendencies and other linguistics research. These frequency-based wordlists contain the words that are most used in English. Frequency-based wordlists can help you target specific English vocabulary by indicating which words you should try to learn first. Vocabulary analysis and summaries from the "Brown Corpus 1990". Table 1 Words - Percent of words in average text 86,741 - 43,831 - 15,851 - 6,000 - 5,000 - 4,000 - 3,000 - 2,000 - 1,000 - 10 - Table 1 shows us that in most written English just a few word types account for most of the English words in any text. Ten words account for % of the words on any page and just 1000 word families account for more than 70% of the words used. The ESL in Canada English Immersion camps experimented with the 1000 word lists and used them for the core vocabulary for spelling, poetry writing and public speaking contests. The constant reinforcement and repetition with variable context was quickly absorbed by the beginner students and greatly increased their confidence when speaking or writing. Altavista's Babelfish or Google by Systran machine translation performs with an error rate of 20 to 30 percent. The large error rate is due to how a word's meaning varies with context. One example: "The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak" translated from English to Russian and back again only to yield "The vodka is good but the meat is rotten." So far Babelfish has 19 language pairs available and it has taken decades to develop language-pair rules for each of the 9,900 language word pairs. Some observations for language students and language teachers is the translation pool for just average translations is 9900 words. The big variable is context, which means that a word can be used in various formats: "formal, industry specific jargon, slang, idioms, act a different part of speech performing a different function within that particular meaning. If every word has an average of five context variables then the student really has to learn 50,000 items. As final conclusions: second language learning takes time and effort and there should be plenty of translation jobs for the next 20 years if you are willing to invest the seven to nine years to be proficient. In the following example the word "weather" can be used in about eight different contexts and be used to mean, define or explain about thirty different situations or conditions. To properly study vocabulary students require background information and context. "Weather" As a Noun Definition 1. the state of the atmosphere at a particular place and time as characterized by sunshine, moisture, temperature, precipitation, and other variables. Similar Words: elements, climate Definition 2. unpleasant, turbulent, or violent atmospheric conditions. Example: We needed shelter from the weather. Similar Words: gale, elements, blow, windstorm , storm As a Transitive Verb Inflected Forms: weathered, weathering, weathers Definition 1. to dry, season, or modify by exposing to weather. Similar Words: season , dry Definition 2. to discolor, deteriorate, or harm by exposing to weather. Similar Words wash , rot , erode, deteriorate Definition 3. to endure past the end of; survive. Example Their marriage weathered the hard times. Synonyms: withstand , survive, stand, outlast , endure , ride out Similar Words: overcome, surmount, outlive, sustain, brave As an Intransitive Verb Definition 1. to resist deterioration when exposed to weather. Example: The colour has been able to weather the intense sun shine. Definition 2. to display the effects of exposure (deterioration or change in color) Similar Words: rot, corrode, fade, deteriorate As part of Idiomatic Expressions Phrase used as an idiom: "under the weather" = sick or not well sample 2: 题目: Using the keyword method to learn vocabulary(重点记忆学习法) The keyword mnemonic is undoubtedly an effective means of learning the words of a foreign language How well you remember depends on how well you learned them, not on whether you have learned the words using a keyword mnemonic or rote repetition or some other method Even using a keyword mnemonic, you still need to rehearse the information to be learned The keyword mnemonic is not always the best method of learning particular words Skilled learners may be best to use the keyword mnemonic selectively, for particularly difficult words The keyword mnemonic requires individual instruction and practice, to use effectively Using a verbal (sentence) link is at least as effective as an image, and is easier for many people Whether using a sentence or an image, the critical factor is that the keyword interact with the definition or own-language word. sample 3: 题目: experience of learning vocabulary and grammar (英语词汇及语法的学习经验) I could say what I’ve been instructed is a focus on deductive ways. In junior high school, my teacher listed out the key rules of each lesson and would did the fill-in the blank exercise in the class. Since I was not a quick thinker, what I could do was merely imitate the examples given by the teacher. This meant that I didn’t know “why” I was supposed to make a sentence in this way. When days went to high school, the mode of instruction didn’t change much. The teacher would point out the crucial rules as well, but he didn’t do much practice in class. In the scope of vocabulary teaching, he just read through the words and sample sentences. You must be curious about how I could last my interest in learning English under this way of instruction? I think what prompt me to keep on learning is owing to my highly motivated attitude. Because I like the language and its culture, I’ll do my best to learn it well through self-study. Though the inspiration from teachers is essential in some ways, the attitude of learners will be the momentum to maintain a lifelong learning. I don’t like the ways I’ve been taught because I learn the rules by rote-learning. Actually, I didn’t object the use of rote-learning. But, it should be under the condition of meaningful practice so that I know “why” the rules are supposed to be used in this way. As for the ways how I will teach in the future, I’m still struggling to explore my answers. No matter what, I will put much emphasis on learner-centered aspects and inductive teaching.

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