New Century University Japanese (3)

Author: Zheng Yuhé, edited by [Japan] Mizutani Nobuko
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: This series of teaching materials highlights the "student-centered" teaching philosophy in all aspects of overall planning, content selection, and arrangement. It not only facilitates the individual expression of teachers but also enables students to engage in autonomous learning, build a solid language foundation, and improve their practical application of Japanese. During the writing process, we thoroughly researched intermediate Japanese teaching materials both domestically and internationally, drawing on the strengths of various sources for our own use. The entire series is uniformly planned, progressive, appropriately comprehensive, and appropriately challenging. The selected articles are rich in contemporary and have strong readability, providing learners with authentic and elegant Japanese. Additionally, this series emphasizes the cultivation and training of skills in vocabulary and sentence patterns. The overall design, text selection, grammar explanations, and exercises were completed by Chinese compilers, while Japanese experts were responsible for writing the accompanying conversation and listening comprehension sections. Therefore, this series can be considered a crystallization of the integration of China's Japanese teaching practices with the linguistic expertise of Japanese experts. The teaching content of each lesson can be divided into three major sections based on functionality. First is the reading, speaking, and listening learning and training centered around the first text of each lesson, which is the core content of the lesson. The second section is the second text, designed to expand vocabulary and sentence pattern knowledge and strengthen reading training. The third section is the comprehensive exercise centered around the overall content of the lesson.