Primary School Chinese Transfer Reading. Grade 4

Author: Zheng Hongjian Shen Xuping
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Transfer Reading, in short, is the application of transfer principles, using the reading knowledge, skills, and methods learned in class to reading, promoting comprehensive reading development. Birds cannot transfer, and can only starve in the cold; if we fail to transfer during learning, we can only endure a life of rote memorization. Only with the wings of "transfer," can we soar freely in the realm of Chinese, just like birds. This book has the following features:
Transfer between In-Class and Extracurricular Learning, Reflecting a Sequential Approach. Based on the 《Full-Time Compulsory Education Chinese Curriculum Standards》, this book is closely integrated with the fourth-grade textbook, presented in the form of unit themes. The entire book consists of 18 units. The first nine units are for the first semester of fourth grade, and the last nine units are for the second semester, all matching the thematic units of the textbook. Each unit includes three articles. The last unit of each semester is a review unit for final exams, providing reinforcement training.
Child-Centered, Emphasizing Fun. The exercises are thoughtfully designed to ensure training effectiveness. The questions after the selected texts include various exercises covering phonetics, characters, words, sentences, passages, and listening, speaking, reading, and writing, designed from easy to difficult and closely related to the key and difficult points of the text. The exercises are presented in block formats, such as the guidance window, exercise world, and comprehensive playground. The design combines foundation and openness, reflecting both the spirit of the new curriculum standards and the solid and effective features of traditional Chinese language teaching.
Perfect Human-Centered Design. The selected texts and exercises are on the same page, eliminating the inconvenience of "flipping back and forth." Double-sided reading with single-sided exercises avoids the discomfort of uneven writing on double-sided pages.