STRATEGIES FOR CONTINUATION WRITING TEACHING IN HIGHER EDUCATION ENGLISH
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In the context of the new curriculum reform, higher education English teaching is evolving towards an ecological and flexible approach to promote students' comprehensive development. Continuation writing is a novel type introduced under the new curriculum reform, effectively integrating reading and writing, promoting reading through writing and writing through reading. Through a virtuous cycle, it enhances students' language expression and thinking abilities, providing a guarantee for improving students' English performance. However, the application of this new type also increases the difficulty of English teaching. Therefore, teachers need to clarify the significance of the continuation writing and optimize the teaching mode in line with the current requirements of the new curriculum standards to provide a guarantee for students' lifelong development. Based on this, this article takes continuation writing as an example, combined with relevant textbook content, to deeply analyze how to better implement teaching strategies for continuation writing, in order to improve classroom efficiency and promote students' comprehensive development.
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