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少儿英语教学总结1

我非常有幸地参加了小学英语培训，通过专家的讲座和老师的示范课，我学到了很多有效而实用的教学方法，下面谈谈我学习后的收获和感想。

小学阶段是英语教学的起始阶段，应该重视爱好和交际意识的培养，学生们对活泼新奇的教学形式表现了极大的热情和求知欲望，因此我们应该创建更加有效的课堂教学模式以提高英语教学质量，提高学生的英语水平。我觉得空中英语这一有效的远程教育资源对我们农村英语教学起到了很大的作用，也给了我很大的启发。本次培训使我深刻地认识到，小学英语的教学与传统小学英语教学最大的不同在于课堂中注重交流，注重互动，畅所欲言，营造一个轻松、活泼的课堂氛围。

一、培养兴趣，提高积极性

通过观看优秀教师的教学实例、教案以及和身边的同行交流来看。农村小学的儿童，由于留守儿童居多，且其父母的文化素质也不是太高。所以要想给孩子在家创造一个良好的语言环境是不可能的，只能让学生在班级内部能多用用英语进行对话，而这只能依靠教师的引导和学生的学习兴趣。同时，作为教师都知道，兴趣是学好每一门知识的最好的老师，培养起学生的兴趣，就等于将学生领进了这门知识的大门。为此，我们在日常的课堂教学中应该以培养学生的学习兴趣。

二、善用教学资源，营造乐学氛围

英文儿歌的特点是旋律活泼优美，歌词简单，学生在欣赏的过程中会不由自主地歌唱。这样，不仅可以提高学生的听说能力，而且可以极大提高学生的语感。因此在教学过程中，可以经常播放一些英文歌曲。把单词带进一首旋律优美的歌曲中，使学生听得兴致勃勃，唱得乐此不疲，这样学生在玩中学，兴趣高自然也把新词记住了。

三、认真组织课堂活动是课堂教学的保障

要上好英语课，教师在课前必须要进行大量、细致的准备工作，才能在课堂上组织好学生和学生，学生和教师多方的互动活动。努力创造与学生生活实际想接近的情景，让学生在活动中大声的用英语说话，在学生的说中不断熟练英语的发音和应用，训练学生的听说能力。使学生在语言环境中使用、学好英语。

教师还要充分利用教材，采用对话，动手制作，形体表演和歌唱等多种形式来展开活动，在学生学好英语的同时培养学生的学英语兴趣。此外还要重视学生在课余时间对英语的训练，我经常开展课外活动，让学生利用自己所学的知识相互对话，内容不限。鼓励学生课下用英语相互打招呼和作一些简单的交流。

总之，这次培训使我受益匪浅，在以后的英语教学中我会认真钻研教材，认真备课，充分利用英语资源，提高自己的英语教学水平，把教育教学工作做得更好。

少儿英语教学总结2

今天是我们少儿英语的第四天，今天的主讲教师是我们的刘璐同学。她今天教给小朋友的是一首关于“bird”的童谣，今天，她课堂上一个最大的优点是让小朋友们充分的动了起来，这在某种程度上来说达到了我们想要小朋友们动起来的目的。接下来让我来谈谈她这节课上的优点与不足。

今天这堂课上的优点有以下几点：

1、上课前的桌子摆放的位置很好，让教师可以很好的顾及到所有的小朋友；

2、上课前的复习过程也很好，陈老师带着小朋友们很好的把我们之前所学的东西又再复习了一遍，并且跟着音乐很流利的跳完了；

3、上课刚开始时候的开头引入很好，把孩子们带入了课堂；

4、上课过程中因为教师动的比较少，所以让小孩子们充分在课堂上动了起来；

今天的课堂上也存在着这样一些缺点：

1、上课的教师的自信不够，所以上课时声音较小；

2、上课时候对于发放奖励的时机没有控制好；

3、还有就是我们一直所说的课堂纪律问题，整个课堂的纪律控制还有待加强；

4、在教小朋友们单词的时候的形式可以更加灵活一些。

教学之后，我们又在 一起对今天的教学做了总结，主要学到了两点：

1、在教小朋友的时候，奖罚给予的时间也很重要，奖励不能给的过早，要充分发挥奖励的作用；

2、在给予奖励的时候，有时候奖励的方式可以多样化，可以采取多种方式要调动年龄较小孩子的学习积极性，如，可以在课堂上可以给予表现得好的孩子一些卡片，让课后他们凭卡片去兑换我们的星星奖励；

今天的少儿英语教学中，陈老师给我们提出的两个教学点子非常好，值得我们学习，一是开始时候将上课的桌子摆成了马蹄形，这样的桌子摆放让上课的效果非常好；二是，在播放视频的时候让我们记下了每个视频中重要的时间节点，这样不仅让助教更好的播放了视频，也节省了上课时间。

希望我们可以每天总结，每天进步。

英语教学课件参考3

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英语教学法课件

Friends for Life

—Joyce Brothers

Even though “friend” is a term of endearment used to describe many people in our lives, we often have a hard time knowing what the term means. Psychologists identify friends as those who accept each other, confide in each other and feel responsible for each other.

In our transient cultures, we depend more on friends for things we once got from families-emotional support and often even financial help. With so many people living away from their families, and so many people single into their thirties, friends provide essential companionship.

Friends can occur any place-even (surprise!) in a marriage. This was the case with me. I met and fell in love with Milton Brothers at university. He became my husband soon after, and we were together 39 years-until he died at the age of 62.

He was my best friend, and I still miss him desperately. Since he died, my sister, with whom I fought fiercely when we were younger, has

become one of my best friends. And I’m also very close to my only daughter, Lisa

Friends ranks with marriage and kinship as one of the most important relationships in our lives, yet it can be the most neglected. Friendship outside familial ties or marriage plays such an important role in life because with a friend, we can be the person we want to be. Their acceptance affirms that self and lets us develop as individuals.

We make no vows to a best friend, yet we have unstated expectations: understanding, caring, concern. We expect a friendship to last.

Most of us have been making friends since childhood, so we tend to think the process is instinctual. Then we find that the heart of friendship-how to make the relationship blossom, grow and survive-requires more attention and skill than we thought. To Ralph Waldo Emerson, “the only way to have a friend is to be one.”

Becoming friends involves a process of sharing, a gradual relaxation of vigilance over what partners reveal to each other about themselves. Friends must learn to balance the inclination to be open with the need to be protective of each other’s feelings. A best-friendship gets out of balance when the intensity becomes too one-sided. Total disclosure isn’t what makes intimacy in a relationship; it’s the listening and sharing.

Increasing numbers of people are finding that gender doesn’t matter when it comes to friendship, as the sexes mingle more often today.

Making friends with someone of the opposite sex can be an eye-opening experience. Michael told me what he discovered: ”I was working on the assembly line with Marcia, just as I would with a guy. And she kept pointing out how patronizing I was, offering to do the work for her because I felt she was less capable.

Then Michael realized he was hearing the same complaint from his girlfriend. So he invited Marcia out for a beer and they talked. “I learned about today’s women from her. What I knew about women I’d learned from my father. I was a generation behind the times. Now I’m married to the girlfriend I had when I met Marcia, and I’m indebted to her for that. She and I are still good friends. Marcia and my wife are friends, too.”

Can you fix a broken friendship? If you feel a close friend has hurt you, it’s worthwhile to sit down and say, “If I didn’t care about you, I’d just shrug my shoulders and go my own way. But since I do care, I’d like to straighten this out.” Then calmly talk about what has happened. You might find it’s just a misunderstanding.

I can’t say I headed a broken friendship with my sister-our sibling rivalry was nothing unusual. But since Milton died, she and I found each other again, and it means a lot to me. The longer I live, the more important it is to feel connected. And that is what we do through friends.

Near the end of his battle with cancer, Milton sent me to see our new grand-daughter. I held her and kissed her for both of us. When I told

Milton I’d done this, he said, “I’ll always be with you, because part of me is in her, in each of our grandchildren.” He died a day or so later. I have four grandchildren now, and what Milton said is true. I take them, one by one, on adventures all over the world, and each time I find new friendships. And Milton, my best friend, is always with me.

endearment: n.表示爱慕的话语；亲热的表示

term: n.专业词语；术语；措辞

1. Psychologists identify friends as those who accept each other, confide in each other and feel responsible for each other.

Paraphrase: Psychologists regard friends as those who accept each other, trust each other and be responsible for each other.

心理学家将朋友定义为彼此接受对方，相信对方并对彼此负责的人。

Identify…as: to find out exactly what sth. is 把…确认为…

transient: adj.短暂的；片刻的；转瞬即逝的

companionship: n.伙伴关系； 友情，友谊

2. In our transient cultures, we depend more on friends for things we once got from families-emotional support and often even financial help. Paraphrase: In our cultures in which things change quickly, we get more things from friends, like emotional support and even financial support, which we got from families before.

在这个瞬息万变的时代，我们更加依赖朋友，从朋友处获得一些以前我们从家人那儿得到的东西，比如说，情感支持，甚至经济援助。

desperately: adv.极其； 绝望地； 不顾一切地，拼命地

rank: v.分等级； n军衔， 职衔； 地位； 社会阶层； 排； 横列； 行列

kinship: n.亲属关系； 亲切感

neglect: v.忽略； 不予重视

familial: v.家庭的，家族的

affirm: v.肯定(某事)属实； 申明； 断言

3. Friends ranks with marriage and kinship as one of the most important relationships in our lives, yet it can be the most neglected.

Paraphrase: Friendship, together with marriage and family relationship, is one of the most important relationships in our lives, but sometimes we overlook it and pay very little attention to it.

友谊， 同婚姻和亲情一样，是我们一生中最重要的关系之一。

vow: n.(尤指宗教的)誓言，誓言

tend to: 趋向，走向，倾向，趋于

instinctual: 本能的(而非习得)的

blossom: v.变得更加健康(或自信，成功)

4. Then we find that the heart of friendship-how to make the relationship blossom, grow and survive-requires more attention and skill