大学金砖英语数字化系列教材:大学金砖英语视听说教程1(通用)(教学参考书) [平装] 9787566305114

《大学金砖英语数字化系列教材:大学金砖英语视听说教程1(通用)(教学参考书)》是按照教育部高教司《大学英语课程教学要求》编写的一套可以满足“不同层次要求”及不同院校个性化英语需求的大学英语教材。坚持满足“不同层次要求”和“个性化要求”两个基本理念：充分考虑了大学生英语”一般要求”、 “较高要求”、 ”更高要求”的水平差异性及不同专业人才对英语需求的个性。《大学金砖英语数字化系列教材:大学金砖英语视听说教程1(通用)(教学参考书)》为学习者和教师提供丰富的个性化英语教学资源。按读者对象分为“理工”、“医学”、“农林”、“社科”四大类，通用教程配有教学参考书，供教师教学参考。 Unit 1 College Study-Perseverance Ⅰ.Pre-listening: Warm Up Ⅱ.Listening In: University of Oxford Ⅲ.Speaking Out: Greetings from New Friends Ⅳ.Further Study: My Dream Ⅵ.Internet-based CET Testing: Politics Unit 2 Starting the Dream Ⅰ.Pre-listening: Warm Up Ⅱ.Listening In: Welcome to Our University Ⅲ.Speaking Out: This Is So Frustrating Ⅳ.Further Study: Scheduling Ⅵ.Internet-based CET Testing: Pregnancy Unit 3 A Hero of His Time Ⅰ.Pre-listening: Warm Up Ⅱ.Listening In: Proud Achievement Ⅲ.Speaking Out: We Will Be Rich Ⅳ.Further Study: Exchanging Cultures Ⅵ.Internet-based CET Testing: Relationship Unit 4 A Major Decision Ⅰ.Pre-listening: Warm Up Ⅱ.Listening In: Course Syllabus Ⅲ.Speaking Out: Science or Acting Ⅳ.Further Study: Electing Electives Ⅵ.Internet-based CET Testing: Stock Unit 5 Today's News Ⅰ.Pre-listening: Warm Up Ⅱ.Listening In: Scandal at the University Ⅲ.Speaking Out: Did You Hear the News？ Ⅳ.Further Study: A Special Opportunity Ⅵ.Internet-based CET Testing: Reporting Unit 6 How to Pay for It All Ⅰ.Pre-listening: Warm Up Ⅱ.Listening In: You Must Pay Ⅲ.Speaking Out: Scholarships Ⅳ Further Study: Electroruc Banking Ⅵ.Intemet-based CET Testing: Robbery Unit 7 A Wiruung Thesis Ⅰ.Pre-listening: Warm Up Ⅱ.Listening In: Making a Statement Ⅲ.Speaking Out: Prioritizing Your Time Ⅳ.Further Study: Narrow Your Focus Ⅵ.Internet-based CET Testing: Shopping Unit 8 Defending Your Work Ⅰ.Pre-listening: Warm Up Ⅱ.Listening In: Defending a Bold Claim Ⅲ.Speaking Out: How Did It Go？ Ⅳ Further Study: Don't Be Nervous Ⅵ.Internet-based CET Testing: Tumor Cells Unit 9 Finishing Strong Ⅰ.Pre-listening: Warm Up Ⅱ.Listening In: To a Job Well Done Ⅲ.Speaking Out: Can You Believe It？ Ⅳ.Further Study: It's a Pity to Leave Ⅵ.Internet-based CET Testing: Science Unit 10 Setting Sail on Your Journey Ⅰ.Pre-listening: Warm Up Ⅱ.Listening In: Employment Promise Ⅲ.Speaking Out: Broken Promise Ⅳ.Further Study: Details of the Job Ⅵ.Internet-based CET Testing: Vote 版权页： In U.S.and Canadian education, a course is a unit of teaching that usually lasts a period of time （typically an academic term, sometimes three weeks long, one semester long, an academic yearlong, and occasionally three semesters long）.It is led by one or more instructors （teachers or professors）, who have a fixed roster of students, and give each student a grade and academic credit. However, in the United Kingdom and Australia, the term "course" refers to the entire program of studies required to complete a university degree, and the word "unit" would be used to refer to an academic course in the North American sense. A course is usually specific to the students' major.Courses can be classified as required （or compulsory/core） courses and electives （or optional/selective courses）.Thereare usually a certain number of required courses and non-specific electives that are required for certain majors. Elective is a term used for an academic course chosen by the student from a set of options, as opposed to a required course.While reqrured courses are deemed essential for an academic degree, electiVe courses tend to be more specialized.Elective courses usually have fewer students than the required core courses. Many universities require students to achieve both breadth of knowledge across disciplines and depth of knowledge in a particular chosen subject area, known as a major.Thus, students of the arts or humanities are required to take some science courses, and vice versa.Normally, the students are free to choose their particular electives among a wide range of courses offered by their university, as long as the students possess the prerequisite knowledge to understand the subject being taught.