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校刊要介绍一位外籍教师,请就下面的简历写一篇短文。 姓名 Alice White...

校刊要介绍一位外籍教师,请就下面的简历写一篇短文。

姓名

Alice White

性别

国籍

美国

出生年月

1976年10月

职业

英语教师

工作单位

第十中学

简历:1998年大学毕业,2000年来中国工作。

简况:1. 热爱教育事业,工作认真负责,乐意帮助学生。

      2. 教法灵活多样,课堂教学生动有趣,深受学生好评。

      3. 经常向学生介绍英语学习的方法。

      4. 在她的帮助下,学生英语水平提高很快。

注意:1. 不能直接翻译所给简历内容。

      2. 字数:100词左右。

 

Alice White, female, comes from America. She was born in October, 1976. She works as a teacher of English at No.10 Middle School. She graduated from a university in 1998. She came to China to work in 2000.     She loves teaching and she is strict in her work. Whenever the students have difficulty, she’s always ready to help them. She has many ways to make her classes lively and interesting. So she is popular with her students. She often gives students lectures on how to learn English well. With her help, her students have made great progress in English. 【解析】 试题分析:本文是一篇表格型给材料作文。在写作之前必修认真审题。 1、注意文章的时态。本文要求写一篇介绍外籍教师的短文,属应用类的文章,用一般现在时。 2、确定要点:①姓名、性别、国籍、出生年月、职业和工作单位 ②简历:1998年大学毕业,2000年来中国工作。③热爱教育事业,工作认真负责,乐意帮助学生。④教法灵活多样,课堂教学生动有趣,深受学生好评。 ⑤经常向学生介绍英语学习的方法。⑥在她的帮助下,学生英语水平提高很快。 3、写作时注意句子的完整性,不要受表格中内容没有主语的影响。(添加适当的主语) 4、注意句子的衔接,表达的准确性,人物介绍应简洁明了。 【亮点说明】 1、文章符合应用文的要求,简洁明了。如第一段,介绍国籍、出生时间、身份等多用简单句。 2、并列句与从句并用,能体现作者语言掌握的水平。如:She loves teaching and she is strict in her work.并列句;Whenever the students have difficulty, she’s always ready to help them.让步状语从句。 3、句与句过渡自然。如:She has many ways to make her classes lively and interesting. So she is popular with her students. She often gives students lectures on how to learn English well. 前后句存在因果关系。 考点:表格型给材料作文
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