高中英语课程标准新课标英文版

集团档案编码：[YTTR-YTPT28-YTNTL98-UYTYNN08]集团档案编码：[YTTR-YTPT28-YTNTL98-UYTYNN08]高中英语课程标准新课标英文版NewCourseSyllableforEnglishPart1:IntroductionWiththeadventoftheinformationageandtheglobaleconomy,Englishhasbecomeincreasinglyimportant.Englishisthedominantcarrierofinformationandthemostwidelyspokenlanguageintheworld.ManycountrieshavemadeEnglishacornerstoneofqualityeducationwhendevelopingstrategiesforbasiceducation.SinceChina’sreformandopening,thescaleofitsEnglisheducationhascontinuallygrown,attendedbysignificantachievementsinteachingandlearning.However,Englisheducationinitscurrentformisfailingtomeettheneedsofcontemporarysocialandeconomicdevelopment.ThecurrentroundofreformstotheEnglishcurriculumaimtoendthefollowingpractices:lOver-emphasizingthetransmissionandexplanationofknowledgeaboutgrammarandvocabularylNeglectingtodevelopstudents’abilitytouselanguageforrealIntheirplace,thereformsaimtoestablishacurriculumthat:lDevelopsstudents’comprehensivelanguagecompetencelMotivatesstudents,isrelevanttotheirlifeexperiencesandcognitivelevellPromotestask-basedteachingmethodslInvolvesstudentsinexperiential,practical,participatoryandcooperativelearninglDevelopsstudents’positiveattitudes,thinkingskills,practicalabilities,culturalawarenessandautonomythroughthelanguagelearningprocess1.TheNatureoftheNewCurriculumThenewEnglishcurriculumstrivestoaccomplishfarmorethanjusthelpstudentslearnEnglish.AtonelevellearningEnglishshouldinvolvehelpingstudentstlDevelopacertainlevelofcomprehensivelanguagecompetenceandtheabilitytouselanguageforrealcommunicationlMastercertainbasiclanguageknowledgelMasterlistening,speaking,readingandwritingskillsHowever,atanotherlevelthecurriculumshouldalsoservestudents’all-rounddevelopment,providingthemwithopportunitiestlStrengthentheirinterestinstudyingEnglishlGrowinself-discipline,perseveranceandself-confidencelImprovetheircooperative,investigativeandthinkingabilitieslDeveloptheirmemory,imaginationandcreativitylAdoptgoodstudyhabitsandeffectivelearningstrategieslDevelopasautonomousandlifelonglearnerslBuildmoralintegrityandahealthyoutlookonlifelEstablishbothnationalspiritandanawarenessofandrespectforculturaldifferenceslBroadentheirhorizonsandenrichtheirlifeexperiencelTakepartinculturallifelDevelopasindividuals2.BasicPrinciplesoftheNewCurriculum2.1Thecurriculumpromotesqualityeducation(asopposedtoexam-orientatededucation)andtheall-rounddevelopmentofthestudentsTopromotequalityeducationparticularattentionmustbepaidtlValuingeachstudent’sfeelingslStimulatingstudents’interestinstudyingEnglishlHelpingstudentsgainasenseofachievementandself-confidenceThecurriculummustgobeyonddevelopingstudents’comprehensivelanguagecompetencetoincludeareassuchas:lImprovingstudents’abilitytocontributetoculturalandsociallifelDevelopingstudents’practicalabilitieslFosteringstudents’creativity2.2Thecurriculumobjectivesareholisticandflexible.ThefundamentalaimofthenewEnglishcurriculumistodevelopstudents’comprehensivelanguagecompetence.Thisaimisbrokendownintofivegeneralobjectives.Theseobjectivesarethendividedintonineabilitylevelswithdescriptorsprovidedforeachlevel.Thefivegeneralobjectivesare:1.LanguageSkills2.LanguageKnowledge3.AttitudestoLearning4.LearningStrategies5.CulturalAwarenessThisdesignallowsstudentstoprogresssystematicallythrougheachlevelwhilstmeetingthefullrangeofthecurriculum’sdemands.2.3StudentsareputatthecentreofthecurriculumandindividualdifferencesarerespectedStudents’mustbeattheheartofthenewcurriculum.Forexample,theirdevelopmentalneedsmustbethecentralconsiderationwhendeveloping:lCurriculumobjectiveslTheteachingandlearningprocesslTheassessmentprocesslTeachingandlearningresourcesWhenimplementingthecurriculumeachstudentmustbeallowedtodevelopindividuallyundertheguidanceoftheteacher:2.4Thecurriculumpromotesactivity-basedmethods,experientialandparticipatorylearningThecurriculumpromotestask-basedlearningwhereby,undertheguidanceoftheteacher,thestudentsgainasenseofachievementbyreachingthegoalsofthetask.Taskcompletionwillinvolvethefollowingtypesoflearning:lSensorylExperientiall‘Handson’/practicallParticipatorylCooperativeInordertoimprovetheirabilitytouselanguageforrealcommunication,studentsshouldalsobeabletlAdjusttheirlearningstrategiesandcontroltheiremotionslFormpositiveattitudestowardslearning2.5Thecurriculumrecognizestheimportantroleofformativeassessmentinpromotingstudent’developmentTheassessmentsystemshouldcombineformativewithsummativeassessment.ThepurposesofassessmentshouldbetlPromotestudents’comprehensivelanguagecompetencelEncourageandmotivatestudentslHelpstudentsbecomemoreautonomouslearnerslBenefitstudents’healthypersonaldevelopmentlGiveteachersusefulfeedbackfromwhichtodevelopteachingandlearninglInformtheongoingdevelopmentandperfectionoftheEnglishcurriculumFormativeassessmentshouldbeanimportantpartoftheEnglishteachingandlearningprocesswithaparticularemphasison:lEncouragingstudents’activeparticipationinlearninglImprovingstudents’self-confidenceSummativeassessmentshouldfocuson:lTestingstudents’integratedlanguageskillslTestingstudents’abilitytouselanguage2.6ThecurriculumexpandstherangeoflearningresourcesandopportunitiesavailableThecurriculumshouldstrivetouseanddevelopresourceswhosecontentis:lRealisticlClosetothestudents’liveslContemporarylHealthylRichandvariedActiveuseshouldbemadeof:lAudiovisualmateriallPrintmedialTheInternetStudentsshouldbeencouragedtotakeresponsibilityforfinding,usinganddevelopinglearningresourcesthemselves.3.TheCurriculumDesignThecurriculumfollowstheinternationalpracticeofdividingthegeneralobjectivesintodifferentabilitylevels.Whendesigningtheseninelevelsconsiderationwasgiventothefollowing:lThenatureoflanguagedevelopmentlThedifferentneedsofdifferentagegroupslTheneedsofdifferentethnicgroupsandareaslTheeconomicimbalancesthatexistinChinaTheaimistohavedesignedasystemthatisholisticandflexible.Thecorrespondencebetweenthelevelsystemandthegradesystemisshowninthefollowingdiagram:PrimarySchoolWorktowards:NotesGrade3Level1StudentsshouldstartstudyingEnglishinGrade3Grade4Level1Grade5Level2Grade6Level2TherequiredstandardfortheendofprimaryschoolJuniorWorktowards:NotesGrade7(=Junior1)Level3Grade8(=Junior2)Level4Grade9(=Junior3)Level5TherequiredstandardfortheendofjuniormiddleschoolSeniorWorktowards:NotesSenior1Level6Senior2Level7Senior3Level8TherequiredstandardforseniormiddleschoolgraduationLevel9AnextensionlevelforspecialistschoolsandablestudentsDiagram1:TheLevelsandtheGradesPart2:IntroductiontotheGeneralObjectivesThefundamentalaimofthenewcurriculumistodevelopstudents’comprehensivelanguagecompetence.Thiscomprehensivelanguagecompetenceisachievedthroughthefivegeneralobjectivesasshowninthefollowingdiagram:Diagram3:ComparisonoftheOldandNewCurriculumslLanguageskillsandknowledgeformthebasisofcomprehensivelanguagecompetencelThestudents’attitudestolearningstronglyinfluencetheirlearninganddevelopmentlSuccessfullearningstrategiesimprovetheeffectivenessofstudents’learninglCulturalawarenessensuresstudentsuselanguageappropriatelyTheoveralldescriptorsforcomprehensivelanguagecompetence(i.e.acombinationofallfivegeneralobjectives)forLevels1to9arepresentedbelow:LevelDescriptors1StudentsarecuriousaboutEnglishandenjoylisteningtopeoplespeakingEnglish.Theycan:lPlaygames,doactionsandactivities(e.g.colouring,joininglines)accordingtosimpleinstructionsfromtheteacherlPerformsimpleroleplayslSingsimpleEnglishsongslSaysimplerhymesandchantslUnderstandsimplestoriesbywiththeaidofpictureslCommunicatesimplepersonalinformationlExpresssimplefeelingsandattitudeslWritelettersandwordslTakeinterestinforeignculturalcustomsmetduringlearningEnglish2StudentsshowasustainedinterestinandenjoymentoflearningEnglish.Theycan:lUsesimpleEnglishgreetingsandexchangepersonalinformationandinformationaboutfamilyandfriendslPerformdialogues,songs,rhymesandchantsaboutcontenttheyhavestudiedlUnderstandandnarratesimplestorieswiththeaidofpictureslWritesimplesentenceswiththeaidofpicturesorpromptslParticipateandcooperateactivelyandhappilylTaketheinitiativetoaskforhelplEnjoylearningaboutothercountries’culturesandcustoms3Studentsshowapositiveattitudeandthebeginningsofself-confidencetowardslearningEnglish.Theycan:lUnderstandshortandsimplestoriesaboutfamiliartopicsthattheyhearlExchangeinformationaboutfamiliartopics(e.g.school,familylife)withtheteacherorclassmateslReadandunderstandshortstoriesandothersimplewrittenmateriallWritesimplesentenceswiththeaidofexamplesorpictureslTakepartinsimpleroleplaysandactivitieslAttempttousesuitablelearningstrategiestoovercomedifficultiesencounteredduringstudylIdentifyculturaldifferencesthatarepresentwhencommunicatinginaforeignlanguage4Studentscanidentifytheirownlearningneedsandtargetsandarefairlyself-confidentaboutlearningEnglish.Theycan:lListentoandunderstanddialoguesandshortstoriesineverydaycommunicationlCommunicateinformationandsimpleopinionsaboutfamiliareverydaytopicslWritebriefandsimpleletterslAttempttousedifferenteducationalresourceslGaininformationfromoralandwrittenmaterialstoextendtheirknowledge,solvesimpleproblemsanddescriberesultslHelpeachothertoovercomedifficultiesencounteredduringlearninglPlanandarrangesensiblelearningactivitieslActivelyexplorelearningstrategiessuitableforthemselveslTakenoteofculturaldifferencesbetweenChinaandothercountriesduringstudyandcommunication5Studentsshowclearmotivationandapositive,activeattitudetowardslearningEnglish.Theycan:lListentoandunderstandtheteacher’sstatementsaboutfamiliartopicsandtakepartindiscussionslExchangeinformationwithothersandexpressopinionsaboutvarioustopicsindailylifelReadandunderstandtexts,newspapersandmagazinessuitableforGrades7–9,overcomingthebarrierofunknownwordstounderstandthemainideaslUseappropriatereadingstrategiesaccordingtothepurposeofreadinglDraftandeditshortcompositionsaccordingwiththeaidofpromptslCooperatewithotherstocompletetasks,solveproblemsandreportresultslAssesstheirownlearningandsummarizetheirownlearningstylelMakeuseofawidevarietyofresourceslFurtherincreasetheirunderstandingandawarenessofculturaldifferences6StudentsshowfurthermotivationtostudyEnglishandagrowingawarenessofautonomouslearning.Theycan:lUnderstandtheviewpointsexpressedinoralorwrittenmaterialsandstatetheirownviewlEffectivelyuseoralorwrittenlanguagetodescribepersonalexperiencelPlan,organizeandcarryoutavarietyofEnglishlearningactivitieswiththeteacher’sassistancelTaketheinitiativetoexploitarangeoflearningresourcesandgaininformationthroughmultiplechannelslAdjusttheirownlearningobjectivesandstrategiesaccordingtotheresultsofself-assessmentlUnderstandtheculturalbackgroundtoandconnotationsoflanguageduringcommunication7StudentsshowclearandsustainedmotivationtostudyEnglishandaclearawarenessofautonomouslearning.Theycan:lExchangeinformation,askquestions,giveopinionsandadviceaboutafairlywiderangeoftopicslReadandunderstandoriginaltextsandnewspapersthathavebeenadaptedforseniormiddleschoolstudentslShownascentskillinwritingcompositionssuchasnoticesandlettersofinformationlTaketheinitiativetoplan,organizeandcarryoutarangeoflanguagepracticeactivitieslTakeresponsibilityforusingawidevarietyoflearningresourcestopromotestudylMonitortheirownlearningtocontinuetoformlearningstrategiessuitableforthemselveslUnderstandculturaldifferencesincommunicationandfurtherformwideculturalawareness8Studentsshowstrongself-confidenceandabilitytolearnautonomously.Theycan:lCommunicatefairlynaturallywithotherEnglishspeakersaboutfamiliartopicslExpressevaluativecommentsaboutthecontentoforalorwrittenmaterialslWritecoherentandfullystructuredshortcompositionslTakeresponsibilityforplanning,organizingandcarryingoutarangeoflanguagepracticeactivitiessuchasdiscussion,decisionmaking,andreportingexperimentandsurveyresultslUsetheinternetandvariousotherresourcestogatherandprocessinformationeffectivelylConsciouslyevaluatelearningoutcomesandformeffectiveEnglishlearningstrategieslUnderstandtheculturalconnotationsandbackgroundduringcommunicationandadoptarespectfulandtolerantattitudetowardsculturesofdifferentcountries9Studentsareautonomouslearners.Theycan:lListentoandunderstandthemaincontentofspeeches,discussions,debatesandreportsonfamiliartopicslDiscussandexpresstheirattitudesandopinionsabouttopicsofuniversalimportanceinsideandoutsideChina,suchastheenvironment,population,peace,development,etclActasaninterpreterineverydaylifelMakethemostofavarietyofopportunitiestouseEnglishforrealcommunicationlReadpopularscienceandliteraturearticleswithfairlywiderangingsubjectswiththeaidofadictionarylUsecommongenres/texttypestocompleteordinarywritingtasksandhavenascentabilitytowriteinaliterarywaylExpandandenrichlearningresourcesautonomouslylDisplaystrongglobalawarenessTable1:TheOverallDescriptorsforComprehensiveLanguageCompetencePart3:TheGeneralObjectivesinDetailDetaileddescriptorsforLevels2and5ofeachofthefivegeneralobjectivesarepresentedinthefollowingtables.PleaserefertothetranslationoftheseniorEnglishcurriculum(availablefromtheVSOProgrammeOffice)forLevel6–9descriptors.LevelSkillDescriptorsforLanguageSkills2ListeningStudentscan:1.Understandsimpleliveorrecordedspeechwiththeaidofpicturesandimages2.Understandsimplestorieswiththeaidofpictures3.Understandsimplequestionsduringclassroomactivities4.UnderstandcommoninstructionsandrespondappropriatelySpeakingStudentscan:1.Speakwithclearpronunciationandcanconveyintonation2.Takepartinsimpledialoguesaboutfamiliarpersonalandfamilyinformation3.Usesomecommondailyexpressions(e.g.greetings,farewells,thanks,apologies,etc.)4.Tellsimplestorieswiththeteacher’shelpReadingStudentscan:1.Readandrecognizeallwordsstudied2.Readaloudsimplewordsaccordingtospellingrules3.Understandshortandsimpleinstructionsintextbooks4.Understandinformationexpressedinsimpletextslikegreetingscards5.Understandsimplestoriesorshortpassageswiththeaidofpicturesandformthehabitofreadingforoverallcomprehension6.ReadaloudaccuratelyallthestoriesandpassagesstudiedWritingStudentscan:1.Copyexamplesentences2.Writesimplegreetings3.Writeshortandsimpleheadingsanddescriptionstofitpicturesorobjects4.UsecapitalizationandpunctuationwithbasicaccuracyOtherStudentscan:1.UsesimpleEnglishtoplaygames2.Performshortstoriesorfairytaleswiththeteacher’shelp3.Say30-40simplenurseryrhymesorchants4.Perform30-40Englishsongs5.UnderstandEnglishcartoonsandprogrammesofasuitablelevel(onaverage20-25minutesperweek)5ListeningStudentscan:1.Understandspeakers’intentionsaccordingtotheirstressandintonation2.Understandandextractinformationandviewpointsfromtalkaboutfamiliartopics3.Understandthemainideas,usingcontextualcluestodealwithunfamiliarwords4.Understandstoriesandnarrativesspokenatnearnaturalspeed,includingtheircauseandeffectstructures5.Reactinasuitablewaytowhatisheard6.TakesimplenotesaboutwhatisheardSpeakingStudentscan:1.Provideinformation,expresssimpleviewsandopinionsandtakepartindiscussionsaboutsimpletopics2.Exchangeinformationandcooperatewithotherstocompletetasks3.Correctoneselfappropriatelyduringspeech4.Inquireforinformationandaskforhelpeffectively5.Carryoutsituationaldialoguesaccordingtodifferenttopics6.PerformshortplaysinEnglish7.UusenaturalpronunciationandintonationandanappropriatetoneduringtheaboveactivitiesReadingStudentscan:1.Inferthemeaningofnewwordsfromthecontextandwor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onsbetweenwordsandwhattheyrepresent6.Learnwithconcentrationandfocus7.TrytoreadEnglishstoriesandotherkindsofnon-curricularreadingmaterial8.ActivelyusetheEnglishtheyhavelearnttoexpressthemselvesandcommunicate9.TakenoteofsimpleEnglishfoundindailylifeandthemedia10.Begintousesimplestudents’English/Chinesedictionaries5CognitiveStrategiesStudentscan:1.Previewmaterialasnecessary2.Learnwithconcentrationandfocus3.Activelythinkwhenlearning4.Notekeypointswellduringlearning5.Uusepicturesandothernon-linguisticclueswelltounderstandmainideas6.Uuseassociationtohelplearnandrememberwords7.Taketheinitiativetoreview,sortandsummarizewhattheyhavelearnt8.Trytodiscoverlanguagerulesandinfergeneralrulesfromsinglecases9.RealizetheyhavemademistakeswhenusingEnglishandcorrectthemselvesappropriately10.UseknowledgeofChinesewhennecessarytohelpthemunderstandEnglishmoreeffectively11.TrytoreadEnglishstoriesandothernon-curricularreadingmaterialMetacognitiveStrategiesStudentscan:1.KnowtheirownEnglishlearningobjectivesclearly2.Knowtheirownlearningneedsclearly3.Establishsimplestudyplans4.Graspthemaincontentofwhattheylearn5.Payattentiontounderstandingandreflectingontheirownprogressandshortcomings6.Activelyexplorelearningstylesthataresuitableforthemselves7.Oftensharestudyingexperienceswithteachersandclassmates8.ActivelyparticipateinclassroomandextracurricularEnglishlearningactivitiesCommunicationStrategiesStudentscan:1.CommunicatewithothersinEnglishduringclassroomandextracurricularlearningactivities2.MakegooduseofopportunitiestocommunicateinEnglish3.Concentrateonexpressingtheirmeaningwhencommunicating4.Usegestures,facialexpressionsandsoontohelpcommunicatewhennecessary5.Askforhelpeffectivelywhentheyexperiencecommunicationproblems6.RecognizeculturaldifferencesinChineseandforeignmodesofcommunicationResourceStrategiesStudentscan:1.Enrichtheirlearningthroughtheuseofaudiovisualmaterials2.Usedictionariesandsimplereferencebookstofindinformation3.TakenoteofalltheEnglishusedinreallifeandthemedia4.BegintouselearningresourcesavailableinlibrariesorontheInternetTable5:LevelDescriptorsforLearningStrategiesObjectiveLevelDescriptorsforCulturalAwareness2Studentscan:1.Knowthesimpleformsofaddress,greetingsandfarewellsinEnglish2.Rrespondappropriatelytoordinarycompliments,requests,etc.3.Knowthemaininternationalsportsandentertainments4.KnowthenamesofthemostpopularfoodsanddrinksinEnglishspeakingcountries5.KnowthecapitalsandflagsofthemajorEnglishspeakingcountries6.Knowtheimportantsymbolsofmajorcountries,suchastheUK’sBigBen7.KnowthemainfestivalsofEnglishspeakingcountries5Studentscan:1.Understandcommonbodylanguage,gesturesandfacialexpressionsusedinEnglishcommunication2.Usedifferentformsofaddress,greetingsandfarewellsappropriatelyinEnglish3.Knowthedifferencebetweenmaleandfemalenamesandcommonaffectionateformsofaddress4.KnowthenamescommonlyusedbyfamilymemberstorefertoeachotherinEnglishspeakingcountries5.Understanddresscodesfo