New Course Primary School Chinese Practical Mathematics 90 Methods

Author: Dai Baoyun
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: Since the first edition of "90 Practical Methods for Primary School Chinese Language Teaching" was released in February 1995, it has been reprinted four times over eight years, becoming a best-selling book widely favored by readers. The revised edition includes the following key updates: In addition to refining the existing entries, nearly 30 new methods have been newly compiled. In the section on literacy and writing, writing guidance and Chinese calligraphy, as well as aesthetic methods for calligraphy, have been added. In the listening and speaking teaching section, communicative language drills have been included. In the reading teaching section, feedback information processing, inquiry-based reading, and integrated reading and writing methods have been added. In the composition teaching section, new methods such as "sensory" composition, keeping a daily life diary, topic-based writing, psychological experience writing, observing graphics and imaginative composition, fantasy composition, inquiry-based thematic composition, self-titled composition, self-editing, composition evaluation, and learning appreciation methods have been compiled. In the comprehensive teaching section, new methods such as group cooperative learning, "group cooperative learning" guidance, questioning and challenging, classroom learning psychological evaluation, multimedia teaching, punctuation usage, prevention and correction of typographical errors, teaching language demonstration, and others have been added. In summary, the guiding principles of Chinese language education reform as elaborated in the "curriculum standards," the humanistic nature of Chinese teaching, and the advocated autonomous, cooperative, and inquiry-based learning methods are well reflected in the revised edition of this book. Of course, when applying some of the recommended methods in this book in practice, it is still necessary to flexibly adapt and innovate based on specific teaching conditions.