英文摘要 |
In Japan, Chinese courses as a second language are part of humanistic education (core basic education). It is worth discussing how to further enable students to achieve comprehensive development in intercultural communication competence and provide foreign language education more value by taking both“practicality”and“humanistic education value”into account when it comes to practicing Chinese teaching. The teaching practice in this article aims to enhance the intercultural communication competence including the following factors:“cognitive”,“behavioral”and“affective.”Under current teaching limitations, teaching contents are focused on“Language,”and supplemented by“Culture,”including the following classroom activities: Task-based conversation exercises, comparative explanations of various cultures, and situational conversation analysis activities based on communication culture. The practical results show that the situational conversation teaching design in this article provides students with more authentic opportunities to use the Chinese language they have studied and cultivates students' attitudes of actively using the knowledge they have learned into communication. Furthermore, it guides students to uncover the communication cultural differences concealed in language expressions, and eventually leads students to learn how to adopt appropriate expressions in cultural sense. |