Nurturing all Things Subtly and Silently — Construction and Exploration of Ideological and Political Theories Teaching in Public English Courses for Graduate Students

Journal: Journal of Higher Education Research DOI: 10.32629/jher.v5i2.2428

Manli Hao

College of Foreign Language, Hunan University, Changsha, Hunan, China

Abstract

As a language subject, Public English for graduate students has certain instrumental and humanistic characteristics. In the process of public English teaching for graduates, it is very necessary to integrate ideological and political elements and give full play to their synergistic effects. This approach can not only improve students' English application and practical operation skills but also enhance their political literacy, thus achieving the true purpose of "cultivating people with virtue." This paper mainly discusses the construction of ideological and political theories teaching in Public English courses for graduate students. In the practical implementation of teaching, it is essential to first clarify the teaching objectives. Then, according to the specific goals, it is very necessary to determine how to integrate English teaching with ideological and political theories teaching, which makes the course teaching more comprehensive and diverse, ultimately improving the effectiveness of education.

Keywords

the ideological and political theories teaching in all courses; Public English for graduate students; teaching

Funding

Research project of teaching reform in colleges and universities in Hunan Province (project number: 2021JGYB047)

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