Reading Class Teaching - Chinese Language Classroom Teaching Demonstration (DVD)

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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: This product consists of one DVD and one manual. "The format of 'demonstration classroom' is excellent." — Lu Bishong (renowned language educator, former President of Beijing Language and Culture University) "The comments in the of 《Chinese Language Classroom Demonstration》 DVD are particularly useful for Chinese language teachers." — Zhao Shuhua (well-known linguistics expert, senior professor of Chinese as a Second Language teaching) 《Chinese Language Classroom Demonstration》 DVD gathers the strengths of teaching staff from Beijing Language and Culture University, including young teachers' training instructors and recipients of the Outstanding Teaching Award. It summarizes years of experience in Chinese language teaching, condensing the essence of teaching methods for Chinese as a second language. Through multi-camera, multi-angle recordings of teachers' classroom lessons, it vividly reflects the actual teaching effects. By summarizing and generalizing teaching methods through interactive teaching between teachers and students, and by alternating the use of the DVD and the comment manual, learners can better grasp the learning content.
Reading classes are an important skill-training course in Chinese language teaching. Chinese reading classes aim to train learners to perceive Chinese characters, words, sentences, paragraphs, and even texts through visual perception, to learn the rules and methods of extracting information from written Chinese materials, to master proficient Chinese reading skills, and to develop good reading habits. Through reading classes, learners can acquire not only authentic language and cultural knowledge but also reading skills that meet the needs of verbal communication. The ultimate goal is to enable learners to read and understand written Chinese quickly and accurately.
In the beginner stage, reading classes focus on character and word recognition training, with an emphasis on single-sentence and compound-sentence reading comprehension training, gradually transitioning to paragraph, text, and discourse reading comprehension training. In the intermediate stage, students should accumulate and expand their vocabulary, with a focus on discourse reading comprehension training, while also receiving training in reading methods and techniques.