Towards a Humanistic Constructivist Model of Teacher Intervention in Oral English Class

Zhao Rong

Foreign Language Learning Theory and Practice ›› 2011, Vol. 1 ›› Issue (4) : 88.

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Towards a Humanistic Constructivist Model of Teacher Intervention in Oral English Class

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Effective teacher intervention is the key to the success of College English Reform in China. Guided by the Humanistic Constructivism and based on “the Mediation Theory”, this paper reports and analyzes an experiment with “process-based teacher intervention” in oral English class. The experiment indicates the superiority of the innovative teacher intervention model over the traditional one in terms of teaching goals, teaching materials, strategies and oral project management. Meanwhile, the “process-based teacher intervention” plays a facilitative role in promoting learners’ motivation, teamwork, oral English fluency and accuracy.

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Zhao Rong. Towards a Humanistic Constructivist Model of Teacher Intervention in Oral English Class[J]. Foreign Language Learning Theory and Practice. 2011, 1(4): 88
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