大逆转如何利用网络学习英语.

2021年1月13日发(作者：章继伯)

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English is the dominant language of the Internet. The Internet will in turn become
the dominant place to learn English. The way languages are learned is changing, and
these changes are accelerating.
The Internet is constantly evolving. It has created a dynamic environment for the
communication and the management of information. The Internet has brought with it new
forms of social interaction without boundaries. Technologies like MP3, iPod, Skype and
PDAs, as well as blogs and podcasts, are making an immense variety of communication,
information, literature, news and other language content available anywhere and anytime.
A cascade of developments is causing interactive communities to spring up based on
common interests, without regard to geography. This is going to stand traditional
language learning on its head. English dominates on the Internet in areas ranging from
entertainment to science. If you want to learn English, this represents an unprecedented
opportunity.
You can access English language content on any subject and learn from it. You can
connect with English speaking people who share your interests. You can do this via e-
mail, through blogs, podcasts and forums. You can link up with friends or even language
tutors using free Internet telephony. The World Wide Web is the ultimate dynamic
classroom and learning community.


Over the next few years the Internet will take over from the classroom as the place
of choice to learn English: Here are some of the reasons.
The Primacy of Input
If you want to learn English or any other language, you need input, meaningful,
interesting and at your level. Today language learning experts emphasize input over
output, listening and reading over grammar study. Before you can use the language, you
must get used to the language. You don't need to be in a hurry to speak English, and you
don't need to speak it all the time to improve.
“Real language acquisition develops slowly, and speaking skills emerge
significantly later than listening skills, even when conditions are perfect. The best
methods are therefore those that supply 'comprehensible input' in low anxiety situations,
containing messages that students really want to hear. These methods do not force early
production in the second language, but allow students to produce when they are 'ready',
recognizing that improvement comes from supplying communicative and comprehensible
input, and not from forcing and correcting production.
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When you learned your own language as a child, you didn't begin by speaking. You
began by listening. New language learners can benefit from a “silent period
“silent period
you are confident. Even if you are an intermediate learner, extensive reading and
listening will increase your familiarity with the language, enrich your vocabulary, and
develop confidence. This is more beneficial than studying grammar.
While listening and reading often and regularly are vital, the content must be
meaningful. Learning content should be interesting and comprehensible to you. This
means that you, not the teacher, should choose what to learn from. The Internet allows


unlimited choice of fascinating authentic content. The traditional textbook cannot
compete.
Motivated learners used to spend their time in book stores looking for graded
content that would help them in their language studies. Yet, inevitably a lot of this
material could only be found in uninteresting textbooks and readers. But today authentic
content on a variety of subjects is only a click away. This is especially the case for the
person who wants to learn English.
This range of material is made accessible to learners, since new systems can grade it
for difficulty in a way that is customized to your specific vocabulary. You can learn
English by listening to and reading on subjects that interest you and you won’t find it too
difficult.
V ocabulary over Grammar
In order to achieve fluency in English you need to be comfortable using at least
10,000 words. On the Internet, you can choose appropriate content to listen to and read.
The content can be graded to your level. But what about learning and remembering all
those new words. We know how quickly we forget words when we look them up in a
dictionary. And there are so many words to learn. Fortunately, the Internet makes it a lot
easier to learn vocabulary.
On the Internet you can use online dictionaries to look up words instantly (i.e.,
Babylon. There are learning software programs which create customized word lists for
you as you learn words. This software can help you accumulate example sentences for
these words from the familiar contexts you are listening to and reading. You can set
vocabulary goals and follow your progress towards these goals.
The Internet helps you to efficiently accumulate vocabulary based on lively and
interesting language content, customized to your needs. This combination of vocabulary