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On Teaching English Vocabulary in Freshman and Sophomore Classes Majoring in English

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION第10-16页
    1.1 OVERVIEW OF VOCABULARY ACQUISITION RESEARCH第10-12页
    1.2 STUDIES ON VOCABULARY ACQUISITION MADE IN CHINA第12-14页
    1.3 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY第14页
    1.4 STRUCTURE OF THE PAPER第14-16页
CHAPTER TWO LITERATURE REVIEW第16-26页
    2.1 COGNITIVE LINGUISTICS第16-19页
        2.1.1 Definition and hypothesis第16-17页
        2.1.2 Main approaches第17页
        2.1.3 Contemporary study related to vocabulary learning第17-19页
    2.2 LEXICAL APPROACH第19-21页
        2.2.1 Beliefs held by lexical approach proponents第19页
        2.2.2 Views on Lexis第19-20页
        2.2.3 Role of learners and teachers第20页
        2.2.4 Contribution and limitation第20-21页
    2.3 LEARNING STRATEGY第21-26页
        2.3.1 Early studies第21-22页
        2.3.2 Development and new trends第22-24页
        2.3.3 Study on vocabulary learning strategies第24-26页
CHAPTER THREE RESEARCH DESCRIPTION第26-32页
    3.1 REASONS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY第26-27页
    3.2 RESEARCH SITE AND SUBJECTS第27-29页
    3.3 INSTRUMENT第29-32页
        3.3.1 Construction of the questionnaire第29-30页
        3.3.2 Reliability and validity of the questionnaire第30页
        3.3.3 Procedure第30-32页
CHAPTER FOUR RESULTS AND DISCUSSION第32-68页
    4.1 COMPREHENSION OF VOCABULARY LEARNING AND TEACHING第32-44页
        4.1.1 Vocabulary size and choice of to-learn words第32-38页
        4.1.2 Explicit teaching vs. implicit teaching第38-44页
    4.2 LEARNING/TEACHING PRACTICES第44-57页
        4.2.1 Dimensions of vocabulary第44-51页
        4.2.2 Receptive vocabulary vs. productive vocabulary第51-57页
    4.3 LEARNING STRATEGY第57-67页
        4.3.1 Data analysis and discussion第57-61页
        4.3.2 Implications第61-67页
    4.4 SUGGESTIONS MADE BY RESPONDENTS第67-68页
CONCLUSION第68-70页
BIBLIOGRAPHY第70-75页
APPENDIX I第75-77页
APPENDIX II第77-79页
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT第79页

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