听力评价(剑桥英语教师丛书)

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作者巴克

出版社外语教学与研究出版社

ISBN9787513504836

出版时间2011-01

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商品描述: 【书    名】听力评价(剑桥英语教师丛书)
【书    号】 9787513504836
【出版社】外语教学与研究出版社
【作    者】巴克
【出版日期】 2011-01-01
【版    次】 1
【开    本】 16开
【定    价】 39.00元

【编辑推荐】
本书是Gary Buck博士为语言测试设计者、一线外语教师和应用语言学研究者编写的一本英语听力评价指导专著。全书内容丰富，语言简洁易懂，结构严谨，理论与实践并重，旁征博引，多视角、全方位地阐释了英语听力的本质特征。以此为基础，本书从实用教学的角度介绍、讨论和分析了如何设计听力任务、选择听力材料以及构建完整的听力评价结构，并对如何改进教学过程中的听力评价提出了许多启发性的建议。

【内容简介】
“剑桥英语教师丛书”精选自剑桥大学出版社出版的英语教师教育领域的力作，并由国内英语教育界专家、学者撰写导读。
    本丛书从英语语言教学的理论和实践两个层面，为英语教师的教学实践提供理论指导，并为英语教师的在职教育和终生职业发展提供丰富的资源；供在职英语教师和英语语言教学研究者，尤其是英语教育专业的研究生学习使用。

【目录】
导读
Series Editors' Preface
Acknowledgements
CHAPTER ONE An overview of listening comprehension
CHAPTER TWO What is unique to listening
CHAPTER THREE Approaches to assessing listening
CHAPTER FOUR Defining the construct
CHAPTER FIVE Creating tasks
CHAPTER SIX Providing suitable texts
CHAPTER SEVEN Designing and constructing complete assessments
CHAPTER EIGHT Illustrative tests of listening comprehension
CHAPTER NINE Summary and future developments
Bibliography
Index

【文摘】
    First load the recording into the computer. Sound files are huge: CD- quality stereo sound, music or voice (i.e. 16 bits, sampled 44,100 times a second, on two channels) occupies 10 megabytes of storage per minute of sound. For voice, 16 bits sampled 22,050 times a second on one mono channel is quite good enough, but this still requires 2.5 megabytes per minute of recording. Make sure you have sufficient storage space. You may want to buy a new hard disk if you are going to process a lot of audio. After loading the audio file into the audio- processing software, it will show you a waveform of the recorded sound. This waveform is what you work with. You can zoom in to look at the waveform for just one word, or zoom out to see the whole recording. You can copy and cut and paste the recording by manipulating the wave form.
    First, listen to the whole recording and decide what you want to keep and what you want to delete. Usually, the first editing task is to determine the length. Find where the speaker starts and delete everything before then, perhaps leaving half a second of silence before the voice actually comes in. Do the same at the end.
    Now look for any serious problems. If there are any unnaturally long pauses, or if the recording went wrong, or if there are any unwanted noises - a telephone ringing, people interrupting or the speaker saying something inappropriate - try to cut it out. You can delete it just like deleting a word in a word processor. If you want to delete something, but do not want to shorten the recording, you can replace it with silence. Just copy a piece of silence from anywhere on the tape, a pause where the speaker is silent, then replace the noise with it. It should sound very natural. Alternatively, you can just high-light the unwanted noise, and reduce the volume until it is very low.……