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涵盖定义、教学设计的一般原则、宏观与微观规划、课程计划组成部分以及其他补充内容。定义部分明确教学设计是对课程的规划,具有科学、系统的特点。一般原则强调语言学习中工具性与人文性的融合,以及目标学习者确定、教学内容范围界定等关键要点。宏观与微观规划板块,详细列出从了解专业、院校、学习者,到了解课程大纲、教材和教学目标等内容,为教学规划提供全面指引。课程计划组成部分则深入剖析指导原则、文本分析、教学目标、学生分析等多个方面,如教学目标涵盖知识、能力、情感态度等维度,学生分析需考虑当前水平、学习需求等,还涉及教学过程与活动设计、评价设计、教学辅助与板书设计以及课堂总结等环节,确保教学活动的完整性与有效性。此外,补充内容引入布鲁姆学习理论以及词汇语法型、技能型教学方法,为教学设计提供理论支撑与方法参考。对于教师而言,此模板有助于系统设计课程,提升教学的科学性与针对性;教育研究者可借助其进行理论研究与实践探索;师范专业学生能通过学习模板内容,快速掌握教学设计的方法与技巧。在课堂教学、课程开发、教育研究等场景中,该思维导图都能发挥重要作用。
详细罗列了语法翻译法、直接法等多种经典语言教学方法;“反方法时代(The Anti - method Era)”介绍了折衷法;“后方法时代(The Post - method Era)”强调特殊性、实用性和可能性等理念。“框架(Framework)”部分从理论基础、设计、步骤等方面阐述教学要点。“现实生活教学与传统教学法对比(In real life vs. traditional pedagogy)”清晰展现两者在语言使用和侧重点上的差异。“交际能力(Communicative Competence)”分支深入解析语言能力、语用能力等概念。“交际语言教学原则(Principles of Communicative Language Teaching)”明确真实交流、有意义任务等原则。“评估交际课堂活动标准(Criteria of evaluating communicative classroom activities)”为教学评估提供依据。“任务型语言教学(Task - based language teaching)”说明其要素,还对比了任务型语言教学(TBLT)与项目式学习。
现代教育技术运用理了教育领域的重要理论知识。将内容划分为逻辑关系、学习理论、教学理论三大核心板块,各板块下又细分众多理论流派及要点,结构清晰、层次分明,全面且系统地梳理了教育领域的重要理论知识。对于教育专业的学生而言,这是学习教育理论的高效工具。在课程学习场景中,学生可借助该思维导图快速把握学习理论与教学理论之间的逻辑关联,深入了解行为主义学习理论、认知主义学习理论等不同流派的核心观点、代表人物及教学启示,以及布鲁纳“结构—发现”教学理论等教学理论的具体内容和应用价值,使复杂的教育理论变得直观易懂,提升学习效率,更好地应对学业考核。对于教育从业者,如教师、教育研究者等,该思维导图也是一份实用的参考资料。教师在备课和教学实践中,可参考其中的理论要点,优化教学方法和策略;教育研究者能通过它快速回顾和梳理相关知识,为深入研究提供基础框架。图中涵盖了丰富的教育理论知识,从学习理论的各个流派到教学理论的多种模式,从核心观点到实际应用启示等。使用EdrawMind可高效绘制此类教育知识导图,助力教育理论学习与研究。
MORPHOLOGY
Introduction
Words vs. Phonemes/Syllables:Phonemes & syllables are sound elements; words carry meaning. Words are stored in mental dictionary/lexicon, being fundamental building blocks of language.
Basic Vocabulary Quantity:Average native English high school student knows about 60,000 basic words. Word Formation Rules:Countless words are constructed by general rules (e.g. read → reader, lip-read, readable, etc.).
Definition of Morphology:Morphology is the part of grammar concerned with word formation and word structure.
Open Class and Closed Class
Open Class Words:Nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs. Are content words. New words can be added regularly. e.g. Beatnik (noun, meaning “a member of the Beat Generation” or “a person who rejects conventional behaviour”). Also examples like hacker, email.
Closed Class Words:Conjunctions, prepositions, articles, pronouns. Are grammatical/functional words. Number is small and stable, few new words are added. e.g. Pronoun “e” (proposed neutral third - person singular pronoun, but “they/their” is already used as neutral third - person singular, e.g., “Anyone can join the club if they like.” “Everyone can do their best.”). As closed class words, “they/their” has a better chance than new pronoun “e”.
Morphemes — the minimal units of meaning
Definition of Word:The smallest free form in language. A free form doesn’t need to occur in a fixed position and can appear in isolation. e.g. In “The boys left”, the plural -s is not a free form (not a word) as it never occurs in isolation.
Definition:The smallest unit of language carrying information about meaning or function. e.g. “reader” consists of “read” and “-er”; “boys” consists of “boy” and “-s”. Features:A combination of meaning and sound, usually arbitrary (no natural connection between sound and meaning). Morph:The term for the sound of a morpheme, e.g. the plural and possessive morphemes share the suffix /-s/.
Simple Words & Complex Words:Simple words consist of one morpheme; complex words contain two or more morphemes.
Free and Bound Morphemes:Free morpheme can be a word by itself (e.g., boy); bound morpheme must be attached to another (e.g., -s). Allomorphs:Different forms of a morpheme. e.g. indefinite article “a” (before consonant) and “an” (before vowel); plural -s pronounced /s/ (books), /z/ (bags), /ɪz/ (judges).
Compounds
Definition:Form new words by stringing words together.
Same Grammatical Category:Compound belongs to the same category as its components. Different Grammatical Categories:Compound’s category is usually that of the second/final word, except for preposition-involved compounds (category of non-prepositional part). Stress Patterns:Compounds have different stress patterns from non-compounded sequences. Meaning Features:Meaning is not always the sum of parts. e.g. Redcoat (a type of soldier) vs. red coat (a coat that is red); bigwig (an important person) doesn’t mean “a big wig”.
Derivation
Definition:An affixational process forming a word with meaning and/or category distinct from its bases.
Features:Constraints & Restrictions;Multiple Derivation
Morphological rules of word formation
Definition of Morphological Rules:Determine how morphemes combine to form words. Shown by comparing Column A (permissible sound sequences without meaning) and Column B (perfect English words with two morphemes, e.g. slowly, clearly, quickly).
Productive Morphological Rules:Rules used freely to form new words. e.g. un- + ADJECTIVE = not — ADJECTIVE (un + accept + able, un + think + able, etc.). Applicable to adjectives derived from verbs (undecided, unchecked, etc.). Exceptions & Changes:Exceptions exist (sad→unsad, brave→unbrave). A productive rule can become less productive over time (e.g. suffix -ity: sincere→sincerity is productive, but fierce→fierity is not).
Derivational and Inflectional Morphemes
Erivational Morphemes:Can change the grammatical class of words. {e.g. black (adj) + -en → blacken (v); computer (n) + -ize → computerize (v). };Also can keep the class. (e.g. inter- + collegiate; macro- + economics)
Inflectional Morphemes:Purely grammatical markers, signify concepts like tense, number, case. Never change the syntactic category of words. {e.g. -ed (tense, e.g. noticed), -ing (aspect, e.g. walking). They don’t add lexical meaning.}
Complexity of Morpheme Meaning:Some morphemes are hard to assign constant lexical meaning (e.g. -ceive in receive, perceive, conceive; -mit in remit, permit, commit). Some have only grammatical meaning (e.g. to as infinitive marker, it required by syntactic rules).
Analyzing word structures
Steps to Analyze Word Structure:First identify component morphemes, then classify them by their contribution to the word’s meaning and functions.
Rots: Constitute the core of the word, carry the major component of its meaning, typically belong to a lexical category (N, V, A, P). Affixes:Do not belong to a lexical category, are always bound morphemes. e.g. -er (combines with verb teach to form teacher, meaning “one who teaches”).
Word Structure Diagram: teach (V) + -er (Af) → N. Diagram is called tree structure, expressed as teach-er.
Relationship Among Root, Stem, Affix:Root is the part left after removing all affixes. Stem can be root + inflectional affixes or root + derivational affixes + inflectional affixes. Prefix changes word meaning; suffix changes word class.