提高英文听力的好方法。

medline

提高英文听力的好方法。

多听多读。

最近因为要写英文文章。感觉英语水平太差了。
急需提高。
我打算采用两种方法。
1。多朗读专业文献。增加语感。
2。多听英文。

在听英文的时候。发现个好东西。
我觉得用realone 听radio中的bbc感觉非常好。
建议有兴趣的，网速好的朋友也听听。
也可以直接上http://www.bbci.co.uk/，可以挑选节目反复听。

还有其他英文台。用realone player->view菜单 -》radio 可以找到一些。
我觉得除了bbc外，wabc（大概是美国英语）还可以。

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medline

今天看了一些写作方面的网站。

http://owl.english.purdue.edu/
很不错。
科技文章写作第一步， 草稿要赶快写完，写的再难看也不要紧。之后再改。
深有体会。
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Introduction

Genre

Topic

Scope

Thesis or Question

Research

Outline

First draft

Introduction
Procrastination and writer's block

Writing an introduction

Body paragraphs and integrating sources

Writing a conclusion

Revisions

Proofreads

Additional Resources
Writing a Research Paper


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The First Draft

Procrastination and writer's block
Procrastination (a.k.a. "putting things off" or "waiting 'til the last minute") usually occurs because students are afraid of how slow or imperfect their drafting is and therefore wait for pressure to become the ultimate motivator. As a result, students typically hand in first-draft quality material because the tight constraints didn't leave them time to even reflect let alone revise.

Procrastination is a habit. It's a way some writers have learned to approach writing because of negative experiences they've had in the past like 'blocking,' or getting stuck.

But "needing pressure" is no excuse to procrastinate. If pressure keeps you cooking, there are other ways to create it besides waiting until the wee hours of the morning on a paper's due date. A week or two before deadline, try

pretending your first draft is an essay exam. Set a timer, consult your outline, and write. Have a friend or relative in the room watch you so that the timed aspect becomes real.

setting small goals for yourself. Pressure is ultimately about goals: getting such-and-such done by such-and-such time. Give yourself a ballpark time limit for each paragraph in your paper. Reward yourself for each completed goal.

imagining that you have to give an oral presentation on your subject. You have 10 minutes to get the main points across coherently. Go!

See, there are ways to keep you motivated that still give you room to breathe and revise.

For anxious 'blockers' (the two often go hand in hand), try the oral route as well by tape-recording yourself and then transcribing the tape. We are less critical of how we speak than how we write.

Freewriting and other invention techniques are more great ways to get creative juices flowing and examine why you're stuck. Try the prompt "I'm stuck because . . . " and write for 15 minutes; then switch to the prompt "What I can do (or need to do) to get unstuck . . . " You'll likely find your problem(s) and solution(s) after doing this exercise.

If staring at a blank screen is what is scary and intimidating, turn down the brightness on your monitor and concentrate on what you want to say, not how it will look. Alternately, type in your outline and put spaces under each heading. Start any place that looks inviting.

There are a dozen other techniques for getting started early and for just getting started. Here are just a few:
Overcoming Writer's Block and Coping with Writing Anxiety from Purdue

Overcoming Writer's Block from St. Cloud State University LEO (Literacy Education Online)

Finding Time to Write from John Hewitt's Writing Resource Center

Oh, and if you still have unrealistic expectations about what first drafts are all about, be reassured by the UVic Writer's Guide's The First Draft page




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freeman

Dictation is the best way to improve lisnening.

liverbj

感谢老麦

嫣然

[em05][em05]medline——学习的榜样！

冷月

正好要用,打包了,回去慢慢体会

我爱毛主席

谢谢你的经验介绍，我一定要试试

Butterfly

Medline, I can't read what you're writing. :: TEAR ::

安心

以下是引用Butterfly在2003-8-3 2:34:00的发言：
Medline,Ican''''treadwhatyou''''rewriting.::TEAR::

　　He is telling us the skill about audition and writing in English.

　　Smile on smiling, please.  ^_~

[此贴子已经被作者于2003-8-3 8:19:14编辑过]

没名字

蝴蝶，是外国朋友么？
Butterfly, colud you please tell me where you are from?