Strategies of Teaching Reform in College English for Arts and Sports Majors

Journal: Region - Educational Research and Reviews DOI: 10.32629/rerr.v6i2.1658

Ling Yan

School of Foreign Languages

Abstract

Nowadays, much significance is increasingly attached on education in arts and sports majors, where their students are not only required to have professional skills, but also comprehensive humanistic education. As one of the important subjects for students majoring in arts and sports, college English, a public course, not only takes the responsibility for teaching language skills, but also shoulders the mission of enhancing the level of international exchanges in arts and sports. Based on this point, the paper first elaborates on the characteristics of college students major in art and sports, then analyzes the problems and reasons for college English courses teaching in art and sports majors, and finally analyzes the strategies for college English teaching reforming in art and sports majors.

Keywords

arts and sports majors, college English, teaching reform, strategies

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