III、Essay question：(25 分) The “flipped classroom approach” seems to become the mainstream of educational reform. Please elaborate on you viewpoints about this teaching approach and how you would incorporate it into English teaching. Give examples to illustrate your answers

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Flipped classroom approach is a new way that can arose students\'s self-learning ability which I support to perform it in classroom. Teachers can give students more time to show that if they really understand the context and int the same time build the ability of expression and communication. However, it does not mean that teacher can save more time to relax. In stead, teachers need more time to prepare the pre-reading context, worksheets, and online resources. In my MUN class, students are asked to preview the paper and have to express their viewpoint from different countries . Then teachers instruct them to compare the advantage and disadvantages of the policy they choose. Also, several online news or UN website are provided to look up. In addtion, students are encouraged to use power point to exlain the rules which is really helpful to develop their expressing ability.

II、Read the following passage and design three reading-comprehension questions in the form of multiple choices. (15 分) The answer to each question should be provided. People are sometimes praised by being told that they are as smart as a Philadelphia lawyer. Actually, this expression comes from a famous trial early in the eighteen century. During that period, an Englishman, William S. Cosby, was assigned by the British government as the governor of the American colony that contained New York City. Arriving in New York City, he assumed his royal governorship and wanted to make more money. He rules the colony with no regard for the law or the right of the people. In short, he was a tyrant. Among those who opposed Cosby’s rule was John Peter Zenger, who started a newspaper that praised liberty and sharply criticized the governor. Zenger was soon arrested by Cosby and charged with libel. However, Zenger couldn’t find a lawyer to defend him because of the governor’s power. Finally, Andrew Hamilton, an eighty-year-old lawyer from Philadelphia, came to his help. Faced with the jury at the court, Hamilton admitted that Zenger did publish the newspaper, as charged, but the publishing of a newspaper did not make a person guilty of slander. He said that it was the jury’s right to decide whether the alleged libel was, in fact, the truth. “Don’t people have the liberty and the right to oppose dishonesty and tyranny by speaking the truth?” he asked the jury. After a brief discussion, the jury declared that Zenger was innocent. This decision established the principle of freedom of the press in the American colonies. Hamilton was praised as a hero. And this expression, “as smart as a Philadelphia lawyer,” honors this man from Philadelphia who successfully defended the freedom of the press to print the truth

III、Essay question：(25 分) The “flipped classroom approach” seems to become the mainstream of educational reform. Please elaborate on you viewpoints about this teaching approach and how you would incorporate it into English teaching. Give examples to illustrate your answers

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