| 英文摘要 |
Teaching spoken English is one of the thorniest tasks in the Second Language Education. The present study will pinpoint both the universal difficulties of oral English teaching and its specific problems, which college English teachers in Taiwan might confront in their unique teaching context. Ready remedies such as strategies to manage large classes, tips to reduce speech anxiety, and activities to promote learners' involvement are elaborated in details. In addition to feasible treatments, the study also provides further researchable issues on learners' affective factors, error correction, proficiency evaluation and speech spontaneity. In short, the study not only provides enlightening insights of conversation teaching but also intrigues teachers in Taiwan to probe the challenging field of oral language education. |