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The Study on English Writing Teaching in Senior High School Based on Mind Mapping

Qian Wang, Weiwei Hu

Abstract


Writing, as one of the four basic language skills (listening, speaking, reading and writing), plays an important role in
communication and receives more and more attention. Due to the long duration ,the low efficiency of cultivating students’ writing
ability, and the difficulty of teaching writing practice, students are not interested in writing and find it difficult to improve their
writing scores. However, Mind Mapping is a thinking tool of visibility and divergence invented according to the radioactive
characteristics of the brain. Mind Mapping can present complex things in a concise and clear way, making the learning content
logical and clear. Under the guidance of the constructivism and radiant thinking, by literature analysis, questionnaire, and
interview,based on Mind Mapping, this paper first analyzes the main problems and causes of English writing teaching in senior
high school, and then focuses on the application and effectiveness of Mind Mapping in English writing teaching. At last, aiming to
improving the senior high school English writing teaching, the paper put forward some effective suggestions .

Keywords


Mind Mapping; English writing; Senior high school English teaching

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.18282/l-e.v10i1.2166

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