四六级考试改革 英语四六级考试改革

What is the reform of the English four six exams?

The reform of the English four six exams means that the current English four six exams will be changed in terms of content and form, as well as the evaluation criteria.

Why reform the English four six exams?

The English four six exams have been criticized for only testing students’ ability to memorize vocabulary and grammar, rather than their actual language proficiency. The reform aims to make the exams more practical and reflective of students’ real-life language use.

What are the specific changes in the reform?

The specific changes include the following: (1) adding more authentic materials in the listening and reading sections; (2) emphasizing language use and practical skills in the writing and speaking sections; (3) introducing new evaluation criteria, such as coherence, cohesion, and communicative effectiveness.

What are the benefits of the reform?

The reform will benefit both students and society. For students, the new exams will provide a more accurate and comprehensive evaluation of their language proficiency, which can enhance their competitiveness in the job market. For society, the reform can promote the development of English education and contribute to the cultural exchange and globalization.

What are the challenges of the reform?

The reform faces several challenges, such as the development of new materials and evaluation methods, the training of examiners and teachers, and the adjustment of the education system. Moreover, the reform may have different impacts on different groups of students, especially those from different regions, backgrounds, and majors.

What can we do to support the reform?

To support the reform, we can do the following: (1) provide feedback and suggestions to the exam authorities based on our own experiences and perspectives; (2) adapt our teaching and learning strategies to the new requirements and standards; (3) promote the awareness and importance of language proficiency and communicative competence in our society.