The Balance and Interaction of Language Output and Input : The motivation and practicality of module-specific English teaching

TANG Shu-Hua, WEN Bing

Foreign Language Learning Theory and Practice ›› 2013, Vol. 1 ›› Issue (03) : 21-25.

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Foreign Language Learning Theory and Practice ›› 2013, Vol. 1 ›› Issue (03) : 21-25.
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The Balance and Interaction of Language Output and Input : The motivation and practicality of module-specific English teaching

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Language input ,output and their relationship have been topics of heated debates in the field of Second Language Acquisition. The Interaction Hypothesis offers a promising way to optimize the roles of input and output by their mutual interac- tion ,in light of which the “College English Module-Specific Class Teaching Model ”has been designed. The basic practice is di- viding college English class into four modules : speaking ,writing ,fast reading ,and extensive automatic learning. With prominent focus on output and its interaction with input ,the reform is proved successful by efficiently improving students ’communicative a- bility.

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language input and output / interaction hypothesis / College English Module-Specific Class Teaching Model

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TANG Shu-Hua, WEN Bing. The Balance and Interaction of Language Output and Input : The motivation and practicality of module-specific English teaching[J]. Foreign Language Learning Theory and Practice. 2013, 1(03): 21-25
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