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教育部2013年高等学校青年骨干教师高级研修班项目 英语演讲课程教学研修班 报名通知 英语演讲课作为一门综合素质课程近年来在国内高校受到越来越多的关注。许多高校开设了“英语演讲”、“英语辩论”、“交流艺术”等课程。这类课程有利于学生提高语言水平、培养思辨能力、提升综合素养，为未来职业发展打下良好基础，很受学生欢迎。与此同时，如何教好演讲课程，有效指导学生在学习语言的同时提高综合能力，也成为许多英语教师关注的问题。

正是出于对演讲教学发展与教学实践的关注，自2005年起，外研社多次举办“全国英语演讲教学与研究学术研讨会”和“英语演讲的艺术与演讲课教学研修班”，有力推动了国内英语演讲教学与研究的创新与发展，吸引了全国数百所高校教师的热情参与。2013年，应广大高校教师和研究者的要求，为进一步促进英语演讲教学方法交流，加强英语演讲师资培养，北京外国语大学中国外语教育研究中心和外语教学与研究出版社将于2013年5月25－26日举办“英语演讲课程教学研修班”。

研修班特别邀请国际知名演讲学专家、美国威斯康星大学麦迪逊总校交流艺术系Stephen E. Lucas教授，联合国内富有演讲教学研究经验的四川大学任文教授、南京师范大学田朝霞副教授、湖北大学周红兵老师和上海外国语大学顾秋蓓老师等，系统讲解英语演讲课程的教学理念、课程设计、教学方法、评价模式等，结合示范课，指导教师提高演讲教学效果，培养学生语言和思辨能力，同时介绍演讲教学方面的研究。研修期间还将安排教学分享和在研课题交流等内容，为参班教师提供一个互通有无、共同提高的平台。
一、研修日程

Friday Evening, May 24, 2013
Time
Session
Speaker(s)
19:00-20:00
Brief Introduction to The Art of Public Speaking and its translation
Gu Qiubei Saturday Morning, May 25, 2013
Time
Session
Speaker(s)
09:00-09:30
Opening Ceremony
Xu Jianzhong
Chang Xiaoling
09:30-10:30
Philosophy and Principles of the English Public Speaking Class
Stephen E. Lucas
10:30-10:50
Tea Break
10:50-12:00
Course Description & Teaching Plan
Stephen E. Lucas Saturday Afternoon, May 25, 2013
Time
Session
Speaker(s)
13:30-14:10
Panel Discussion I:
Course Design & Teaching Plan
Workshop assistants
14:10-15:40
Model Teaching I:
Introductory Speech Unit
Stephen E. Lucas
15:40-16:00
Tea Break
16:00-16:50
Demo Class I:
Giving an Introductory Speech
Zhou Hongbing
16:50-17:30
Panel Discussion II:
Activities That Work for Me
Workshop assistants
17:30-18:00
Comments and Q&A
All participants Saturday Evening, May 25, 2013
Time
Session
Speaker(s)
19:30-20:30
Group Discussion
All participants Sunday Morning, May 26, 2013
Time
Session
Speaker
09:00-09:30
Group Report
Group representatives
09:30-11:00
Model Teaching II:
Informative Speech Unit
Stephen E. Lucas
11:00-11:10
Tea Break
11:10-12:00
Demo Class:
Speaking to Persuade
Guo Jing
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