(introduction) 大学英语口语 College Oral English Course

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Problems with our English study
The students talk about the problems they encounter in the study of oral English.
The teacher gives advice based on his/her own learning and knowing.
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Introduce yourself (name and culture)
1) Read the part of Topic Discussion on Page 12 2) Ask students to tell stories related to their own
names 3) Further discussion: If permitted, what other names would you like to
Therefore, I must devote all my energy to learning English
with high spirit, enthusiasm and vigor! I will enjoy losing face!
I will pour all my effort into learning English.
调变化） you want to use. 3. Keep your shoulders straight but in a comfortable
way either you’re in a standing or sitting position. 4. If there’s a microphone in front of you, adjust it to
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Foreword
Brief introduction of the course Problems with our English study Introduce yourself (name and culture)
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Hale Waihona Puke 3Brief introduction of the course
the right height, or ask a technician to do it, rather than forcing yourself to stoop like a heron.
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I can speak good English! (From Crazy English,Vol.4)
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College Oral English Course
Give pledge Take oath We pledge our
determination to learn spoken English well !
I must be absolutely responsible for myself!
I must not waste one minute, or even one second!
I must challenge my limits and then surpass them!
I will conquer English and charge toward success!
have? Do you believe a person’s name can reveal kind
of culture? Give examples.
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Tips on Giving good talks: public speaking (P63)
1. Look at your audience. 2. Know the pacing（速度定位） and inflection（音
My Pledge My Oath
Today I believe— This unique trip will completely change my life!
Today I believe— That all my efforts will produce generous returns!
Today I believe— English will be a powerful weapon in my life!
Oral EL class description: Oral EL learning is of communication, by communication and for communication.
Three learning stages: the initial prespeaking period; the developing construction period; the more developed “communicative competence period”