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Abstract
In the past, teaching assistants always focused on the physical environment and actions, resulting in a lot of carbon emissions and material waste. This paper discusses the online and offline integration of college English teaching assistance model, which helps inspire the significance of saving energy and reduce carbon emissions in higher education environment. Our country has been putting education informationization in a very important position. In recent years, the demand of college education informatization is more urgent, which calls for the reform of college classroom teaching mode. "O2O teaching mode" is a teaching mode that integrates online and offline teaching, uses computer information network technology, makes use of network media, and relies on online MOOC platform to carry out online network learning and offline face-to-face classroom learning. "O2O teaching mode" has the characteristics of openness, interactivity, individuality, convenience, and generation, which is conducive to changing students' learning mode and teachers' teaching mode, realizing resource sharing, and improving teaching quality. English is a practical course. In the practice of modern English teaching, it is necessary to maintain and develop the advantages of traditional humanistic teaching, and to make efficient use of the media resources and network resources under the condition of modern educational technology, so as to ensure that English learners have active and sufficient practice opportunities. With the popularity of the Internet and the development of MOOC, more and more English learners begin to learn independently online. English online learning platform has become an indispensable tool for independent learning and daily English teaching. Especially when the Internet is connected with the campus network, the role of the network has changed from teaching auxiliary resources to teaching platform, making online learning become a new way of learning, realizing the interaction of English teaching in the network environment.Entities:
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Year: 2022 PMID: 35815244 PMCID: PMC9259210 DOI: 10.1155/2022/8164934
Source DB: PubMed Journal: J Environ Public Health ISSN: 1687-9805
The number of relevant web pages searched by the three major search engines.
| Search engine | Keyword | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Online self-directed learning | e-learning | MOOC | |
| 1,110,000 | 187,000,000 | 9,210,000 | |
| Yahoo | 1,120,000 | 49,990,000 | 1,460,000 |
| Baidu | 7,700,000 | 7,440,000 | 967,000 |
The number of related papers searched by CNKI.
| Dissertation database | Keyword | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Online self-directed learning | e-learning | MOOC | |
| Full-text database of Chinese periodicals | 40,947 | 9,771 | 1,549 |
| The full text of China's outstanding doctoral and master's degree thesis | 10,268 | 3,387 | 82 |
Figure 1Two cycle modes of MOOC.
Figure 2Higher vocational English O2O teaching platform.
Figure 3O2O teaching mode of higher vocational English.
Figure 4Online and offline teaching.
Figure 5MOOC curriculum characteristics.
Examples of classroom teaching.
| Experimental class | Comparative class | |
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| Teaching goal | Vocabulary. grade A3/B22/superclass 6grammar: adjoint adverbial (adjoint adverbial) text: understand and repeat. Listening and speaking: understanding and expressing. Vocabulary. grade A3/B22/superclass 6grammar: adjoint adverbial (adjoint adverbial) text: understand and repeat. Listening and speaking: understanding and expressing | Vocabulary. grade A3/B22/superclass 6grammar: adjoint adverbial (adjoint adverbial) text: understand and repeat. Listening and speaking: understanding and expressing. Vocabulary. grade A3/B22/superclass 6grammar: adjoint adverbial (adjoint adverbial) text: understand and repeat. Listening and speaking: understanding and expressing |
| Teaching mode | English O2O teaching model in higher vocational education | 3P teaching mode |
| Curriculum evaluation system | Formative evaluation (result of debate) + (final exam) price (platform unit clearance test) | Final evaluation (unit small test + midterm exam) |
| Instructor | The author (supplementary 1 class hour) foreign teacher (classroom discussion 1 class hour) | The author (4 hours in the text) the foreign teacher (2 hours of listening and speaking training) |
| Teaching process | I preclass autonomous learning (2 hours): students learn autonomously on the teaching platform and complete the online communication and feedback of the platform test. | I Introduction + text explanation (2 hours) II grammar explanation and practice (2 hours) III listening and speaking training (2 hours) |
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| Oral classroom content | II after class autonomous learning (2 hours): students complete unit test platform to expand learning online communication and feedback on the teaching platform. Organize students to “is the development of modern science and technology bringing happiness or misfortune to mankind?” group debate for the debate (1 class hour of discussion) | Organize students to “is the development of modern science and technology bringing happiness or misfortune to mankind?” group debate for the debate (1 class hour in oral English) |
Comparison of pretest results.
| Group | Number of people | Mean | Standard deviation | The standard error of the mean |
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| Experimental class | 52 | 78.0192 | 8.011 | 1.11093 |
| Control class | 51 | 75.8627 | 9.03165 | 1.30249 |
Independent sample T test.
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| df | Sif (bilateral) | Mean difference | Standard error value | 95% confidence interval for difference | ||
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| Lower bound | Upper bound | ||||||||
| Assume that the variances are equal | 3.06 | 0.083 | 1.262 | 101 | 0.21 | 2.15649 | 1.70942 | −1.23455 | 5.54752 |
| Assume that the variances are not equal | 1.26 | 98.238 | 0.211 | 2.15649 | 1.71191 | −1.24064 | 5.55362 | ||
Comparison of posttest results.
| Group | Number of people | Mean | Standard deviation | The standard error of the mean |
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| Experimental class | 52 | 84.0385 | 6.1356 | 0.85085 |
| Control class | 51 | 78.5686 | 7.85431 | 1.09982 |
Independent sample T test.
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| df | Sif (bilateral) | Mean difference | Standard error value | 95% confidence interval for difference | ||
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| Lower bound | Upper bound | ||||||||
| Assume that the variances are equal | 3.15 | 0.079 | 3.943 | 101 | 0 | 5.46983 | 1.38723 | 2.71794 | 8.22173 |
| Assume that the variances are not equal | 3.934 | 94.555 | 0 | 5.46983 | 1.39053 | 2.70912 | 8.23055 | ||
Comparison of performance before and after.
| Mean | Number of people | Standard deviation | The standard error of the mean | ||
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| Control 1 | Experimental preclass testing | 78.0192 | 52 | 8.011 | 1.11093 |
| Experimental class posttesting | 84.0385 | 52 | 6.1356 | 0.85085 | |
| Control 2 | Control class pretesting | 75.8627 | 51 | 9.30165 | 1.30249 |
| Control postclass testing | 78.5686 | 51 | 7.85431 | 1.09982 |
Paired sample T test.
| The ingredients are different |
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| Mean | Standard deviation | The standard error of the mean | 95% confidence interval for difference | |||||
| Lower bound | Upper bound | |||||||
| Control 1 | EC1-EC2 | −6.01923 | 4.95268 | 0.68781 | −7.39807 | −4.6404 | −8.764 | 0 |
| Control 2 | EC1-EC2 | −2.70588 | 11.74273 | 1.64431 | −6.00858 | 0.59681 | −1.646 | 0.106 |
Figure 6Students' satisfaction with online learning.