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Micro-Courses on Grammar Points for Beginner-Level Chinese Students is a series of Chinese grammar teaching courses recorded for
Chinese teachers, students and researchers in the field of international
Chinese language education. In correspondence to Chinese Proficiency Grading Standards for International Chinese
Language Education, this course is divided into three levels. Based on
lecturers’ explanations and supported by such courseware as PPT, it draws on
the classroom teaching mode in Beijing Language and Culture University and
gives a vivid presentation of grammar teaching in the classroom in four steps
of “introduction, explanation, practice and activities”. This series is
composed of 62 courses, each having 2-21 minutes and 510 minutes in total. The video was recorded by Chinese teachers
from Beijing Language and Culture University, recorded in professional
recording studios, and edited by professional teams.
This micro-course video can help
teachers complete pre-class design, in-class activities and after-class
guidance, and is also a good helper of a “flipped classroom”. We also provide the
free corresponding editable courseware (in PPT format) and teaching plans (in Word
format) for paying users. Courseware can facilitate teachers to carry out
secondary operation according to the teaching practice and make teaching innovations;
The courseware provides teachers with the precise point in time of the teaching
steps in the video, which can help teachers understand and master the teaching
content and steps in more detail, and quickly experience the “mode of Beijing
Language and Culture University”.
All the 15 lecturers
in the courses are from School of Chinese Studies, Beijing Language and Culture
University. The team members have won the first prize in Beijing Higher Education
Teaching Achievement Contest, the first prize in Beijing Young Teacher’s Basic
Teaching Skills Contest, the Best Demo Prize, the Best Teaching Plan Prize, the
Most Popular Among Students Prize, and the Best Paper Prize. They have also won
the third prize in Beijing First Teaching Innovation Contest Among Universities
and Colleges, and assumed the major responsibilities and participated in more
than ten national, provincial and ministerial projects.
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Micro-Courses on Grammar Points for Beginner-Level Chinese Students is highly corresponded to the Appendix A,
(Normative) Grammar Grading Outline (hereinafter referred to as the “Grammar
Outline”) of Chinese
Proficiency Grading Standards for International Chinese Language Education (hereafter refers to as the “Standards”). It
covers practical and targeted 79 grammar points at the beginner level (levels
1-3) and intermediate level (levels 4-5), encompassing nine types of syntactic
items of the “Standards”, i.e., word types, sentence types, sentence elements,
ways to ask questions, state of actions, emphasized methods, special ways of
expressions, fixed patterns, and spoken patterns. These almost cover all the
basics in beginner-level Chinese grammar teaching.
(2) Star
production team
All the 15
lecturers in the courses are from School of Chinese Studies, Beijing Language
and Culture University. The team members have won the first prize in Beijing Higher
Education Teaching Achievement Contest, the first prize in Beijing Young
Teacher’s Basic Teaching Skills Contest, the Best Demo Prize, the Best Lesson Plan
Prize, the Most Popular Among Students Prize, and the Best Paper Prize. They
have also won the third prize in Beijing First Teaching Innovation Contest
Among Universities and Colleges, and assumed the major responsibilities and
participated in more than ten national, provincial and ministerial projects.
(3) Teaching mode
of Beijing Language and Culture University
The courses adopt
the “mode of Beijing Language and Culture University”, which divides the
explanation of grammar points into four steps of “introduction, explanation,
practice and activities”. The teaching content is highly communicative and
presents the real teaching steps and language context.
(4) Experienced trial
tests
The micro-course
video has been used by School of Chinese Studies, Beijing Language and Culture
University for many times and has received good feedback and remarkable
teaching effect.