摘要
Abstract
Contents
Abbreviations
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Research Background
1.1.1 College English Curriculum Requirements
1.1.2 Necessity of ESP Courses in China
1.1.3 Implication from the Previous Study
1.2 Purpose of the Study
1.3 Significance of the Present Study
1.4 Structure of the Thesis
Chapter 2 Literature Review
2.1 Description of ESP
2.1.1 Definitions of ESP
2.1.2 Classifications of ESP
2.2 Description of Needs Analysis
2.2.1 Definitions of Needs
2.2.2 Definition of Needs Analysis
2.2.3 Models of Needs Analysis
2.2.4 Needs Analysis in Curriculum Design
2.3 Description of Curriculum Design
2.3.1 Definition of Curriculum Design
2.3.2 Approaches of Curriculum Design
2.4 Theoretical Foundation of the Present Study
2.4.1 Hutchinson and Waters’s Need Analysis Model
2.4.2 Humanism
2.5 Previous Researches on Learning Needs for ESP Courses Abroad and at Home
2.5.1 Previous Researches on Learning Needs for ESP Courses Abroad
2.5.2 Previous Researches on Learning Needs for ESP Courses at Home
2.6 Theoretical Framework of the Present Study
Chapter 3 Research Design
3.1 Research Questions
3.2 Research Subjects
3.3 Research Instruments
3.3.1 Sources and Reliability of the Questionnaire
3.3.2 Structure of the Questionnaire
3.4 Data Collection
Chapter 4 Results and Discussion
4.1 Overall Situation of College Students’ Learning Needs for Expected ESP Courses in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region
4.1.1 Expected ESP Learning Objectives
4.1.2 ESP Learning Motivations and Attitude
4.1.3 Expected Learning Content of ESP Courses
4.1.4 Expected ESP Learning Methods
4.1.5 Expected ESP Teaching Materials
4.1.6 Expected Requirements for ESP Teachers
4.1.7 Expected ESP Teaching Approaches
4.1.8 Expected ESP Course Arrangement
4.1.9 Expected ESP Course Assessment
4.2 A Comparative Analysis Between Science Students’ and Normal Students’ Needs for Expected ESP Program
4.2.1 Students’ Learning Objectives for Expected ESP Courses
4.2.2 Students’ Learning Motivation and Attitude for Expected ESP Courses Table 4-13 Data of the Differences in Needs of Students’ Learning Motivation and Attitude for Expected ESP Courses
4.2.3 Students’ Learning Content for Expected ESP Courses
4.2.4 Students’ Learning Methods for Expected ESP Courses
4.2.5 Students’ Needs of Teaching Materials for Expected ESP Courses
4.2.6 Students’ Requirements for Expected ESP Teachers
4.2.7 Students’ Needs of Teaching Approaches for Expected ESP Courses
4.2.8 Students’ Needs of Course Arrangement for Expected ESP Courses
4.2.9 Students’ Needs of Course Assessment for Expected ESP Courses
Chapter 5 Implications
5.1 Summary of the Major Findings
5.2 Implication for ESP Learners
5.2.1 Being Self-realized
5.2.2 Being Self-confident
5.3 Implication for ESP Teachers
5.3.1 Distinguishing Learners’ Needs
5.3.2 Arousing Learners’ Motivation
5.3.3 Strengthening the Cooperation of English Teachers and Specialists
5.3.4 Changing ESP Teachers’ Roles
5.4 Implication for Opening ESP Courses
5.4.1 Opening ESP Courses Based on Students’ Needs
5.4.2 Designing the Same ESP Courses in Both Normal and Science Universities
5.4.3 Applying Micro-lecture and Flipped Classroom Teaching Model and Improving College English Teaching Platform According to Students’ Needs
5.4.4 Establishing New Evaluation System and Cultivating Students’ Autonomous Learning Ability
5.4.5 Opening ESP Courses as Optional Courses
5.4.6 Opening ESP Courses as Subsequent Courses
Chapter 6 Conclusion
6.1 Summary of the Present Study
6.2 Limitations of the Present Study
6.3 Suggestions for Future Study
Appendix
Bibliography
Publications During the Postgraduate Program
Acknowledgments
声明