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畢業(yè)論文英文論文題目COOPERATIVELEARNINGOFENGLISHINPRIMARYSCHOOLSINCHINA中文論文題目淺談中國小學(xué)的英語合作學(xué)習(xí)姓名學(xué)號學(xué)習(xí)中心河北滄州黃驊奧鵬學(xué)習(xí)中心專業(yè)英語（師范方向）指導(dǎo)教師張楓二一四年二月OUTLINE1THEBACKGROUNDOFLEARNINGMETHOD11THENECESSITYOFLEARNINGENGLISH12EDUCATIONALENVIRONMENTANDPROBLEMSOFPRIMARYSCHOOLENGLISH13COOPERATIVELEARNINGMODELWASPROPOSED2INTRODUCETHECOOPERATIVELEARNINGOFENGLISH21THEIDEAOFCOOPERATIVELEARNING22THEFORMOFCOOPERATIVELEARNING23SCHOLARSAGREEWITHCOOPERATIVELEARNING24THESTUDENTSAREPROMOTEDINTHECOOPERATIVELEARNING25COOPERATIVELEARNINGENGLISHISFITFORCURRICULUMSTANDARDS3THEFEATURESOFCOOPERATIVELEARNING31LETEVERYSTUDENTLEARNTOSEIZEOPPORTUNITIES32LETEACHSTUDENTDEVELOPHISOWNPERSONALITYANDGETAREASONABLEDEVELOPMENT33LETEVERYSTUDENTLEARNTOCOOPERATE4HOWTOCONDUCTGROUPWORK41DIVIDEDINTOTHEGROUPSWELL42CLEARMANDATE43CONDUCTACTIVITIES431THECOMPETITIONMETHODWITHGAMESINTHEGROUP432ACTOUTTHEDIALOGUEINGROUPS44REASONABLEASSESSMENT5SOMEPROBLEMS51STUDENTSDONOTTAKETHEINITIATIVETOCOOPERATE52STUDENTPARTICIPATIONISNOTBALANCEDCONCLUSIONBIBLIOGRAPHYTHESISSTATEMENTENGLISHISAVERYPRACTICALSUBJECT,ANDUSINGENGLISHFORCOMMUNICATIONISAMAINEXPRESSIONINPRACTICEPRIMARYENGLISHTEACHINGSHOULDDEVELOPSTUDENTSINTERESTINLEARNINGENGLISHIMPROVETHEIRENGLISHCOMMUNICATIONABILITY,WHICHISTHEMAINTASKCOOPERATIVELEARNINGFORITSCOOPERATION,FUN,COMPETITIVEADVANTAGESISWIDELYUSEDINENGLISHTEACHINGINPRIMARYSCHOOLINTHISARTICLE,THEAUTHORATTEMPTSATTEACHINGBYHERSELFTOTALKABOUTCOOPERATIVELEARNINGOFENGLISHITISFITFORENGLISHTEACHINGINPRIMARYSCHOOLSANDITISONEOFTHEBESTWAYSANDCOOPERATIVELEARNINGINTEACHINGEMBODIESSEVERALFEATURESINTHISPROCESS,THEWRITERTRIESTOFINDOUTTHEBESTWAYOFCOOPERATIVELEARNINGMETHODSINPRIMARYSCHOOLSINENGLISH,ASWELLASSEVERALPROBLEMSINCOOPERATIVELEARNINGWHICHAREALSODISCUSSEDINTHISPAPERKEYWORDSCOOPERATIVELEARNINGENGLISHPRIMARYSCHOOLCHINA關(guān)鍵詞合作學(xué)習(xí)英語小學(xué)中國COOPERATIVELEARNINGOFENGLISHINPRIMARYSCHOOLSINCHINACHAPTERTHEBACKGROUNDOFLEARNINGMETHOD11WITHTHECONTINUOUSDEVELOPMENTOFECONOMY,CHINASINTERNATIONALSTATUSISRISINGINORDERTOCONTACTTOTHEINTERNATIONALCOMMUNITY,ENGLISH,ASANINTERNATIONALCOMMONLANGUAGE,BECOMESMOREANDMOREWIDELYUSEDINCHINAINORDERTOLAYASOLIDFOUNDATION,ANDFOLLOWTHERULESOFLEARNINGLANGUAGE,STUDENTSBEGINTOLEARNENGLISHSINCETHEYAREINPRIMARYSCHOOLSMEANWHILE,LEANINGENGLISHHASALOTTODOWITHLEARNINGMETHODS12INTHEPRESENTOFEDUCATIONALENVIRONMENT,THEREAREALOTOFSTUDENTSINTHESAMECLASSLARGECLASSTEACHINGISTHEFEATUREFULLTIMEENGLISHTEACHERSOFPRIMARYSCHOOLTEACHMORETHANSIXTYSTUDENTS,SOMETIMESEVENMOREINCLASS,THETEACHERSONLYSAYBYTHEMSELVES,ANDTHISMETHODISNOTSUCCESSFULTHESTUDENTSAREFORCEDTOLEARNENGLISHANDASKEDTORECITEWORDSANDSENTENCESWITHOUTRULESTEACHINGPRACTICEHASPROVEDTHISMODELDOESNOTFITTHENEWENGLISHCURRICULUM,ANDGRADUALLYEXPOSESSOMEPROBLEMSONTHEONEHAND,SOMESTUDENTSHATELEARNINGENGLISHONTHEOTHERHAND,POLARIZATIONISWORSEANDWORSE13INORDERTOCHANGETHEOLDTEACHINGPATTERN,ENCOURAGEANDTRAINSTUDENTSINTERESTSINLEARNINGENGLISHIFINDCOOPERATIVELEARNINGISONEOFTHEBESTWAYSINPRIMARYSCHOOLDURINGTHISPROCESS,INOTONLYPRACTICEBUTALSOSTUDYENGLISHINTEACHINGTHEREFORE,ICANIMPROVETHEEFFICIENCYOFENGLISHTEACHINGINPRIMARYSCHOOLCHAPTERCOOPERATIVELEARNINGOFENGLISH21“COOPERATIVELEARNING,“WHICHISATEACHINGMODELITISBASEDONCLASSROOMBASEDTEACHINGORGANIZATIONUNDERTHISPREMISE,COOPERATIONIDEASISTHESOUL,AND“TEAMTEACHING“ISANIMPORTANTFORMOFORGANIZATIONBYCARRYINGOUTCOOPERATIVELEARNINGGROUPS,PLAYINGANACTIVEFUNCTIONINGROUPSANDIMPROVINGTHEINDIVIDUALSMOTIVATIONANDABILITYTRULYMAKEENGLISHTEACHINGBECOMEACOMMUNICATIVECOOPERATIONPROCESS22ACOOPERATIVELEARNINGTEACHINGENGLISHINPRIMARYSCHOOLSCARRIEDOUTMAINLYINSMALLGROUPS,WHICHISCALLEDCOOPERATIVELEARNINGGROUPSTHESOCALLEDCOOPERATIVELEARNINGGROUPSUSUALLYCONTAIN46STUDENTSINEACHGROUPSTUDENTSAREDIVIDEDACCORDINGTOTHEIRMARKS,ABILITIES,ANDPERSONALITIESEACHRECONSTITUTEDGROUPWILLBETHEBEST23MANYSCHOLARSBELIEVECOOPERATIVELEARNINGINGROUPSISANADAPTATIONOFAVARIETYOFLEARNINGSTYLESANDITCANPROMOTETHESTUDENTSTOJOINITACTIVELY,ANDITISALSOTHEMOSTPOPULARANDMOSTEFFECTIVEMETHODASEARLYAS1979,AMERICANEDUCATIONALEXPERTSJOHNSONDISCUSSEDTHEVARIOUSBENEFITSOFTHISAPPROACHCOOPERATIVEGROUPMEMBERSCANGRADUALLYFORMEDASUPERBCONCEPTLEARNINGSTRATEGIES,ANDTHEMEMBEROFGROUPSCANEXPLOREMOREEFFECTIVEINFORMATIONFROMOTHERSSOTHEMEMBERSCANGETMOREUSEFULMATERIALSINLESSTIMEATTHATTIME,SOMESOCIALTEACHINGADVOCATESTHOUGHT,THEREWASALINKBETWEENTHEFORMATIONOFCOOPERATIVESOCIALBEHAVIORANDTHEDEVELOPMENTOFSKILLSANDKNOWLEDGE,SOTHEYUSEDTHEFORMSOFCOOPERATIVELEARNINGWHICHGRADUALLYDEVELOPEDINTOATEACHINGTHEORYANDTACTICALSYSTEMBASEDONTHEFOLLOWINGSIXTHEORIESGROUPDYNAMICTHEORY,WHICHWASINVENTEDBYGERMANYPSYCHOLOGISTKLEWIN,ITTHOUGHT,THEGROUPISBASICALLYADYNAMICGROUPWITHTHEIRMEMBERSMUTUALDEPENDENCECHANGINGCONTINUALLYINSIDE,ANYMEMBERSCONDITIONCANCAUSETHECHANGINGOFOTHERMEMBERSCONDITION,ANDTHEINTENSEINSIDECONDITIONCANMOTIVATETHEGROUPTOREACHCOMMONANTICIPATEDAIMSSOCIALCOHESIVENESSTHEORYITWASSIMILARTOGROUPDYNAMICTHEORYITINTERPRETEDTHETEACHINGEFFECTOFCOOPERATIVELEARNINGFROMTHEASPECTOFMOTIVATIONHOWEVER,ITSEMPHASISISMEMBERSSHOULDCARETHEGROUPTHEONEWASCOMPLEXLEARNI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