| ÖÐÎÄÕªÒª | µÚ1-5Ò³ |
| Abstract | µÚ5-9Ò³ |
| Introduction | µÚ9-11Ò³ |
| Chapter 1 Significance of the Grading and Progressive English Teaching in Vocational Schools | µÚ11-13Ò³ |
| Chapter 2 Analysis of the Characteristics of English Teaching in Vocational Schools | µÚ13-22Ò³ |
| ¡¤Characteristics of vocational school students | µÚ13-16Ò³ |
| ¡¤Student sources | µÚ13-14Ò³ |
| ¡¤Non-intellectual factors | µÚ14-15Ò³ |
| ¡¤English levels of vocational school students | µÚ15-16Ò³ |
| ¡¤Present English teaching in vocational schools | µÚ16-22Ò³ |
| ¡¤Vocational school English teachers | µÚ16-17Ò³ |
| ¡¤Textbooks for vocational school students | µÚ17-19Ò³ |
| ¡¤Characteristics of the present English teaching in vocational schools | µÚ19-22Ò³ |
| Chapter 3 the Grading and Progressive English Teaching | µÚ22-36Ò³ |
| ¡¤Connotation of the Grading and Progressive English Teaching | µÚ22-23Ò³ |
| ¡¤Its theoretical background | µÚ23-26Ò³ |
| ¡¤Theory of Individual Difference and Teaching Students in Accordance with their Aptitude | µÚ23Ò³ |
| ¡¤Capacity Principle | µÚ23-24Ò³ |
| ¡¤Theory of the Best Developing Region | µÚ24-25Ò³ |
| ¡¤Theory of Optimization of Teaching | µÚ25-26Ò³ |
| ¡¤Premise of the Grading and Progressive English Teaching | µÚ26-29Ò³ |
| ¡¤Meaning of the student-centered classroom teaching | µÚ26-28Ò³ |
| ¡¤Theoretical basis of the student-centered classroom teaching | µÚ28-29Ò³ |
| ¡¤Advantages of the Grading and Progressive English Teaching | µÚ29-36Ò³ |
| ¡¤An effective way to teaching efficiency in class | µÚ29-32Ò³ |
| ¡¤A helpful way of individual teaching in class | µÚ32-34Ò³ |
| ¡¤Improvement of the traditional evaluation system | µÚ34-36Ò³ |
| Chapter 4 The SGG Teaching Pattern in Vocational Schools | µÚ36-52Ò³ |
| ¡¤Basic requirements of the SGG Teaching Pattern in vocational schools | µÚ36-39Ò³ |
| ¡¤Combination of collective and divisional teaching | µÚ37Ò³ |
| ¡¤Harmony between activities and static | µÚ37-38Ò³ |
| ¡¤Everybody's participation | µÚ38-39Ò³ |
| ¡¤Everybody's achievements | µÚ39Ò³ |
| ¡¤Practical operation of the student-centered classroom teaching | µÚ39-42Ò³ |
| ¡¤Student-centered time arrangements | µÚ41Ò³ |
| ¡¤Student-centered teaching forms | µÚ41-42Ò³ |
| ¡¤Student-centered teaching process | µÚ42Ò³ |
| ¡¤Operation of the teaching gradation | µÚ42-47Ò³ |
| ¡¤Grading students | µÚ43Ò³ |
| ¡¤Setting up teaching aims | µÚ43-44Ò³ |
| ¡¤Choosing teaching methods | µÚ44-45Ò³ |
| ¡¤Raising questions in class | µÚ45-46Ò³ |
| ¡¤Individual guidance | µÚ46-47Ò³ |
| ¡¤Operation of group learning | µÚ47-48Ò³ |
| ¡¤Experiment results in Class 110 of the First Vocational School in Zhuzhou | µÚ48-52Ò³ |
| ¡¤Grading students objectively | µÚ49-50Ò³ |
| ¡¤Results of the experiment | µÚ50-52Ò³ |
| Chapter 5 Principles to be Obeyed in Carrying Out the SGG Teaching Pattern | µÚ52-55Ò³ |
| ¡¤Overall Principle | µÚ52Ò³ |
| ¡¤Democratic Principle | µÚ52-53Ò³ |
| ¡¤Master Principle | µÚ53-54Ò³ |
| ¡¤Principle of Teaching According to Materials | µÚ54-55Ò³ |
| Conclusion | µÚ55-57Ò³ |
| Bibliography | µÚ57-60Ò³ |
| Acknowledgements | µÚ60-61Ò³ |