What should teachers do in the face of online language?

Hello, are you a teacher?

I am a student, and when Shang Xiaona came to our school to give a lecture, someone once asked her, what do you think about the use of online language in Chinese learning?

She is like this: "Today's Internet language, although more trendy, more fashionable, but as a student, it is best to support their natural and pure mother tongue, Internet language can be used in daily life, can become more interesting, closer to modern life, but we still support our most natural mother tongue, support Chinese traditional culture." ”

I think so, as a teacher, I think he should help students to make a police district for the Internet, and the teacher can use some Internet language to be funny during class, so that the students will feel that you are very friendly, but you should also tell them to distinguish between the Internet and daily life.

If you use it in the workbook, the teacher can correct it.

Tell them that it can be used to chat with classmates, but homework is formal, so don't use it when writing homework and asking questions in class.

Be sure to talk about it well and don't get angry.

Usually the teacher can also use this language when they chat, which is not regardless of generation, etiquette. Because when you chat, you don't distinguish between students and teachers. 、

But you must not do this when you write homework in class.,What should I do in the future exams?。。。

I'm a classmate, so if there's anything you want to ask me, 845575193.

The most basic is required by the outline

Who is called Chinese exam-oriented education? It's not that the teacher kills the nature of whoever is If the teacher doesn't stifle the nature, the student can't get into a good school, then it's waiting for the parents and leaders to strangle the teacher, it's flexible, it's to say to the student, the teacher also understands the language, but the principal doesn't understand !! Haha!

A good teacher will understand and understand the children's thoughts. You can see a little bit of a trend to embrace the current language. Communicating with children will be more relaxed and fun.

But in homework and writing, it is necessary to criticize and point out the mistakes of the children. Although the language of writing is based on ordinary communication, it should be more rigorous and standardized.

It was to be hoped that this issue would be properly addressed.

Teach students a lesson. Make them clear about the difference between online language and writing. Writing is something that goes mainstream.

Haha, as a student, I advise you to go with the flow. As long as it's not very yellow and violent, don't care. This kind of thing will pass after a period of popularity, and there is no need to advocate or prohibit it, just don't express your position, and respond to all changes with no change.

Look at the opening point! These are not bad either, and can enhance the sense of humor in the article.

Tipping is not an Internet word, the teacher got it wrong.

打tipping [ dǎ shǎng ].

Basic definition of new words.

dǎ shǎng ]

A product of Chinese localization. In ancient times, it referred to the money and tips given by a person of high status to a lower level or subordinates, or to repay the service of others.

Near antonyms. synonyms reward.

Essays without the use of online language are an expression of academic rigor and pertinence, and students should advocate this practice in the learning process and learn standard Chinese. There are often a lot of Internet terms that distort the original meaning or even reduce the elegance of the language (see: Blue Skinny Mushroom, I am a little square, roll thick, etc.) This kind of vocabulary will cause children to misunderstand, and even misremember, thinking that the pronunciation of "uncomfortable and want to cry" is "Blue Thin Mushroom", this kind of misleading education should be avoided.

"Tipping" is a product of China's localization.

In ancient times, it referred to the reward given by a person of high status to a lower level or subordinates, or to give money or tips to repay the service of others.

In Internet terms, it is translated as rewarding the landlord.

In the emerging online live broadcast industry, it is often called tipping gifts to anchors, and the gifts used for tipping are generally of a cash nature.

However, the word "tip" is indeed used in standard Chinese, so it cannot be said that this teacher is completely right, but the starting point is good, and I hope that children will read less Internet terms and learn more standard Chinese. But this has nothing to do with age or loneliness, but education should be a serious matter. It can be lively and interesting, but it can't be vulgar.