Using SPOC Blended Learning to Improve the Shortcomings of Current Middle School English Reading Teaching

Authors

  • Siyu Wu

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54691/f8cffk63

Keywords:

The SPOC Teaching Model; Teaching Reading; High School Students.

Abstract

This article is based on the SPOC theory (Small Private Online Courses) to study the current situation and problems of middle school English teaching, and explore the advantages and challenges of modern information technology in middle school English teaching. On this basis, specific strategies and methods are proposed to integrate SPOC teaching into daily English reading classrooms, aiming to improve the quality and effectiveness of teaching.

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References

[1] Li Shanping: Design, Research on the Application of SPOC based Flipped Classroom Teaching Mode in Rural Junior High School English Teaching (Ph.D., Shandong Normal University, China 2021), p.28.

[2] Rolf Hoffman. "MOOCS - Best Practices and Worst Challenges" [EB/OL]. Brussels. ACA Seminar Making Sense of the MOOCs, 2013[2013-10-10].

[3] Chen Wenjia: Principles and Cases of SPOC's High School English Flipped Classroom Teaching Design, Overseas English (2022) No.14, p.1-2.

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[5] Guo Yuanxiang: On Deep Teaching: Origins, Foundations, and Concepts, Educational Research and Experimentation (2017) No.3, p.1-11.

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Published

2024-11-24

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How to Cite

Wu, S. (2024). Using SPOC Blended Learning to Improve the Shortcomings of Current Middle School English Reading Teaching. Frontiers in Sustainable Development, 4(11), 45-48. https://doi.org/10.54691/f8cffk63