An Exploration of the innovative mode of Online and offline 
mixed teaching based on POA teaching method -- A case study of 
Business English Listening and Speaking course

Ke Chen

doi:10.18686/modern-management-forum.v7i12.11834

An Exploration of the innovative mode of Online and offline mixed teaching based on POA teaching method -- A case study of Business English Listening and Speaking course

Ke Chen

Abstract

The mixed teaching method of online and offl ine is widely used in the fi eld of education. In some practical English major
classes, knowledge input has been improved, but the output effect is not good, and the mixed teaching is still unbalanced. Under the
guidance of the output-oriented method (POA) theory, taking the Business English Listening and Speaking course as an example, this paper
explores the innovative mode of online and offl ine mixed teaching and its specifi c application from the teaching design and teaching process,
combined with the actual situation, so that students can have deep thinking and cultivate “foreign language +” talents

Keywords

POA teaching method; Online and offline; Mixed teaching; Business English Listening and Speaking

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/modern-management-forum.v7i12.11834

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