Exploration on the Reform of English Teaching in Universities and Colleges under the Application-oriented Talent Training Mode
Shaojie Wu
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Shaojie Wu
Abstract
With the rapid development of the economy, China’s economic form has also undergone signifcant changes. In this case, the requirements for talents are getting higher and higher. In the process of cultivating talents, schools must constantly change their educational concepts and cultivate more application oriented talents for the society. In this context, the reform of university and college English is of great necessity. Based on the importance of application-oriented talent training, this paper analyzes the current situation of English teaching in universities and colleges under the application-oriented talent training mode, and puts forward some specifc measures for the reform of English teaching in universities and colleges.
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With the rapid development of the economy, China’s economic form has also undergone signifcant changes. In this case, the requirements for talents are getting higher and higher. In the process of cultivating talents, schools must constantly change their educational concepts and cultivate more application oriented talents for the society. In this context, the reform of university and college English is of great necessity. Based on the importance of application-oriented talent training, this paper analyzes the current situation of English teaching in universities and colleges under the application-oriented talent training mode, and puts forward some specifc measures for the reform of English teaching in universities and colleges.
Key concepts: China, Training (meteorology), College English, Context (archaeology), Process (computing), Mode (computer interface), Mathematics education, Political science