New Cambridge Young Learners English Synchronous Examination Assessment Handbook - Preliminary Level (Book + Audio Cassette)

Author: Jing Jinhua
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: In 1996, the Ministry of Education's Examination Center and the China-Britain Educational Academic Exchange Center introduced the Cambridge Young Learners English (CYLE) learning and examination systems, which had a significant impact on foreign language teaching in primary and secondary schools in China. The purpose of the CYLE learning system is "learning through play and playing through learning." Based on this principle, the CYLE program has been favored by a large number of primary school students. The CYLE examination system was designed by the University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES) in the UK, based on the needs of many countries for children's English testing, after years of practice and research. Although the exam covers various skills such as listening, speaking, reading, and writing, the entire process makes test-takers feel relaxed. Especially the certificates, they avoid scores and present students with an objective "performance report" in the form of shields. This performance report not only provides students with a clear analysis of their knowledge mastery but also offers teachers valuable references for improving teaching. The key to children learning English lies in cultivating interest in the language. Through exposure to humorous pictures, lively characters, bright colors, fun activities, and catchy songs, learners gradually perceive the mysteries of language under the subtle influence of their teachers. The key to children learning English lies in gradually developing good learning habits. On one hand, teachers should help students complete their learning tasks to fully experience a sense of achievement; on the other hand, students should consciously develop the habit of reading, such as reading English comic books, children's English books, and newspapers. The key to children learning English lies in actively participating in teaching activities. Teachers should design learning activities centered on students to create an environment where learners can experience and perceive the language. Exams and assessments are very important for students. They can help students identify their weaknesses in learning, especially in self-assessment, allowing them to adjust their learning pace and focus in a timely manner and evaluate their learning status. New Cambridge Young Learners English – Synchronous Examination and Assessment Handbook attracts a wide range of young learners with its vivid layout design, colorful illustrations, and various relaxed and lively learning methods. Through continuous practice in listening, speaking, reading, and writing, students can promptly identify their weaknesses. They can also further consolidate their learning achievements through follow-up learning after assessments. The secret to mastering a language lies in extensive practice, and this practice stems from learners' strong interest in the language. The cultivation of this interest is the result of teachers' years of hard work and dedication. May all children learning Cambridge Young Learners English study hard, aim high, and become strong and successful learners.