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The Effective Way to Improve College English Classroom Teaching

Xiao Ma

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Constructivism learning theroy has a positive influence on foreign language teaching. The way of improving English classroom teaching in our nation is to design a learner- centered classroom,create a contextual classroom environment by multi- media equipment and add the latest practical knowledge in classroom teaching.

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Constructivism learning theroy has a positive influence on foreign language teaching. The way of improving English classroom teaching in our nation is to design a learner- centered classroom,create a contextual classroom environment by multi- media equipment and add the latest practical knowledge in classroom teaching.

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Constructivism learning theroy has a positive influence on foreign language teaching. The way of improving English classroom teaching in our nation is to design a learner- centered classroom,create a contextual classroom environment by multi- media equipment and add the latest practical knowledge in classroom teaching.

Key concepts: Constructivism (international relations), Mathematics education, Foreign language teaching, Computer science, College English, Teaching english, English as a foreign language, Pedagogy

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