Author: (English) Preston Liu Jing
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: This book is the student workbook for the "New College English" textbook published by FLTRP. It was jointly designed and written by the lead editor of "New College English," the writing team, and other teachers currently using the textbook. To complement the main textbook, this book provides detailed annotations, examples, and explanations for frequently used, highly recurring, and derivationally rich vocabulary that requires repeated practice. Special attention is given to common collocations and the evolution of older words into new meanings. To deepen understanding and facilitate memorization, various methods such as association, comparison, and contrast are employed. The book also offers common phrases, synonyms (and group synonyms), homophones, antonyms, and other features, providing students with direct and effective vocabulary assistance.
The "New College English Student Workbook" strives to meet the diverse needs of students using the textbook while adhering to the "student-centered thematic teaching model." The writing team, starting from students' existing English foundation and language knowledge, follows the characteristics and patterns of foreign language learning. The book is compiled based on students' interests, linguistic accuracy, and contemporary relevance, guided by systematic, scientific, and knowledge-based content.
The new "College English Teaching Syllabus" considers China's social needs and has undergone thorough feasibility analysis. It not only raises the vocabulary requirements for CET-4 and CET-6 but also adds 1,000 advanced English words (post-CET-6). Simultaneously, there is an imperative to increase the vocabulary demands in secondary school English. To align with the syllabus spirit and anticipate reforms in primary and secondary English teaching, "New College English" sets high vocabulary expectations. To encourage continuous progress, the word list not only provides detailed English and Chinese definitions but also includes numerous example sentences.
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