1. Why do some workers take online language courses?
A.To pass their free time. |
B.To enrich their life. |
C.To meet the bosses’ expectation. |
A.Cheap. | B.Time-consuming. | C.Boring. |
A.The pleasure of learning languages online. |
B.The disadvantages of learning languages online. |
C.The differences between learning languages online and offline. |
2 . Five years later, he quitted his job to work full-time on Khan Academy(可汗学院). The 75-person team is now based in Mountain View. The lesson style hasn't changed much, but Khan Academy now, besides science and maths, includes videos by experts in the
Today, Khan Academy has 15 million students in 190 countries. The You Tube channel has over 500 million
While Khan is perhaps YouTube's biggest
It’s easy to see the attraction:
Watching a video isn't just quicker than reading a manual—according to Khan, it's making us
Khan believes that by teaching basic concepts ahead of classroom time, videos
A.prisons | B.communities | C.humanities | D.universities |
A.requests | B.dislikes | C.stations | D.views |
A.vision | B.review | C.curiosity | D.record |
A.success | B.lie | C.advertisement | D.company |
A.in charge of | B.instead of | C.filled with | D.full of |
A.force | B.decorate | C.employ | D.show |
A.lazier | B.happier | C.smarter | D.closer |
A.basic | B.high | C.historical | D.new |
A.Instead | B.Secretly | C.Increasingly | D.Normally |
A.experimenting | B.catching | C.promoting | D.reducing |
A.debate | B.experience | C.opposition | D.exercise |
A.lead | B.support | C.play | D.pay |
A.stop | B.free | C.criticize | D.train |
A.studying | B.copying | C.erasing | D.selling |
A.edit | B.post | C.share | D.pause |
随着科技的发展和互联网的普及,网络教学得到了越来越多的推广。对此,人们有不同的看法。请你写一篇120—150词的作文,表达你对网络教学的看法。
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A new study published today shows that e-learning is more popular than ever. According to researchers at Shanghai University, 57% of students now obtain degrees through e-learning, with only 43%
We spoke to Zheng Tai, an eighteen-year-old student from Sichuan Province
“After I finished high school, I knew I wanted to continue to study,” Zheng Tai told us. “I worked hard and managed
My mum suggested I go to a university nearby and continue to live at home, but none of
However,
5 . Auckland University Online Education — What to Expect
Most Auckland University (AU) online programs are 100 percent online so that students do not come to the school campus. Instead, AU has designed a media-rich, easy-to-use learning environment through a Learning Management System (LMS).
· Discipline (纪律)
With disciplined work habits, you are likely to succeed as an online student. It is up to you to log on to your course and meet your own deadlines.
· Time Management
In order to earn competitive grades, plan on spending a minimum of 20 — 25 hours a week on each course. AU courses operate on a seven-week schedule, with start dates in January, March, May, July, September and November. Students are able to complete two courses per semester by taking one seven-week course at a time.
· Professional Connections
Many of the AU faculty (教员) who teach online have connections to industry, so the online learning environment ensures access to diverse expertise and practice. It includes an extensive network of professionals in a variety of industries.
“I work as an IT manager. And right from the very beginning, every class I took was relevant to what I was doing at work. The wide range of courses gave me a strong foundation for my career development.”
— Jim Heilman, Computer Information Systems graduate
· Technology
It goes without saying that technology plays a vital role in online learning. You will need a high-speed Internet connection and basic computer skills. For specifics, please click here to visit our Technology page.
1. How long does it take to complete one course?A.Seven weeks. | B.One semester. |
C.Several months. | D.At least 20 — 25 hours. |
A.To recognize an excellent graduate. |
B.To set a good example to other learners. |
C.To prove benefits of professional connections. |
D.To show effective methods of online learning. |
A.A course brochure. | B.A college website. |
C.An academic magazine. | D.An online advertisement. |
6 . It is becoming more apparent now that students do more online learning than they ever have before. There are plenty of ways that educators can use technology to create online lessons and deliver instructions remotely.
You may think that the only way to run an online class is synchronously through web conferences, in the same way that physical learning does—with all of the students and the teacher present at the same time. In most cases, that won’t be very practical, since the probability that all of the learners and the educator being all together with live, stable Internet connections is relatively low.
The most crucial thing to keep in mind is that online learning does not need to take place at the same time as online teaching. You create a course in your LMS (Learning Management System) to be a series of modules (模块). Then you ask your learners to take the modules one after another, because each builds on the last. Each module may be a video that you created regarding the content, accompanied by a PDF, some relevant documents and third-party links, etc. Learners can log into the virtual classroom whenever they want, even during the early hours of the morning, to access each module in the order you have designed. You can also lay out some essential rules for the course, like the frequency and types of assessments and more.
As far as I’m concerned, while most of the time online learning saves the learning cost and provides diverse studying materials and instructions from educators, allowing your learners the freedom to do their coursework according to their schedules is what makes online learning distinctive. It helps boost engagement, teach your learners how to plan for themselves and be responsible, and improve their overall lives.
1. What does the underlined word “synchronously” in paragraph 2 probably mean?A.At the same time. | B.In the same place. |
C.On various conditions. | D.Through different channels. |
A.Every module has essential rules. |
B.The modules deal with various topics. |
C.Each module is based on the previous one. |
D.The modules are designed in different forms. |
A.Flexible learning time. | B.Easy access to teachers. |
C.Abundant learning resources. | D.Affordable education fee. |
A.Students. | B.Parents. | C.Officials. | D.Teachers. |
7 . MOOCs, short for “massive open online courses”, mark an important, possibly revolutionary, development in education. These courses are on line, free of charge, and open to anyone in the world who has a laptop and an Internet connection. Moreover, they are mainly offered by great universities like Stanford, Berkeley, Harvard and Columbia.
The courses are arranged according to how difficult they are, enabling students to progress from beginners to the advanced. The courses cover not only a broad range of science subjects such as math and computer science, but also courses in social sciences and humanities. Though MOOCs are not offered for credit and degree, many students enroll (加入) in the courses for real skills or knowledge which they can put to some practical use.
The format (形式) seems better than the traditional school class. The average quality of the lecturers is much higher. Besides, students can learn back and forward—that is, they can go at their own learning speed, which they can’t do in a live lecture. And, more importantly, they don’t have to travel anywhere to attend an online lecture. There is a problem of asking questions of the lecturer in a class of ten thousand students, but some MOOCs have solved it by allowing students to post questions on line for a vote, and only the most popular questions are put to the lecturer.
In a knowledge age, lifelong learning is not confined to a traditional classroom. Students taking MOOCs are usually very clever, have work experience, and in many cases, have already developed a set of practical skills. Moreover, they also offer unique international perspectives (远景) that would be the envy of any school classroom.
1. Which of the following statements is NOT true about MOOCs?A.The word “MOOCs” is short for “massive open online campuses”. |
B.Anyone who has a computer and an Internet connection can take MOOCs. |
C.MOOCs are usually offered by first-class universities in the world. |
D.MOOCs may be a breakthrough in the development of education. |
A.there is a problem of asking questions in traditional classes |
B.students enrolling in MOOCs can get credit and degree easily |
C.students can learn at their own study pace |
D.students can travel to many places when taking MOOCs |
A.extended | B.developed |
C.limited | D.advanced |
A.Ordinary | B.Creative |
C.Practical | D.Competent |
8 . Nowadays, online course have become popular in many countries. There are different kinds of online courses, but most show a
Other kinds of e-learning are being
In South Korea, some students are taught English by teachers abroad. The teachers are in their
These important examples show us that e-learning can be
A.picture | B.video | C.note | D.passage |
A.activities | B.parties | C.meetings | D.gatherings |
A.along | B.about | C.through | D.across |
A.excuse | B.reason | C.choice | D.chance |
A.real | B.virtual | C.advanced | D.attractive |
A.taught | B.tested | C.revised | D.recorded |
A.agencies | B.departments | C.applications | D.advertisements |
A.trade | B.exchange | C.chat | D.communicate |
A.neighbor | B.former | C.foreign | D.home |
A.teacher | B.robot | C.computer | D.radio |
A.affect | B.attack | C.reward | D.replace |
A.tools | B.toys | C.products | D.structure |
A.boring | B.successful | C.doubtful | D.challenging |
A.when | B.which | C.what | D.who |
A.more | B.quite | C.very | D.just |
9 . Taking online classes from far away
Faiqa, a 15-year-old freshman at a public high school, logs in to her all-remote classes each night from Pakistan in a time zone nine hours ahead. Max, who also attends school in the same state, has joined his Advanced Placement history class for about two months from Guayaquil, Ecuador.
It is unclear how widespread the practice is. But out-of-country logins have become increasingly common since late fall according to educators in the country.
Max says he is grateful that he is still able to log in to classes during the special period of time. “
A.Missing school for a long time is really bad |
B.Some families paid a visit to other countries |
C.I’m desperate to get back to the online world |
D.students take virtual classes from outside the state |
E.over two-thirds of young students find it easier to learn lessons online |
F.Max’s schoolmate, Naobe, participates in classes from northern Honduras |
G.The officials say it is possible for students to log in from anywhere in the world |
It used to be impossible to spend a long winter holiday. But now, though the winter vacation has been over, it’s still necessary
At first, I didn’t know how