2012 Chinese Language Teaching Conference 
                    2012 年国际汉语教学研讨会
  • Home
  • Plenary
    • Opening Remarks
    • Welcome Remarks
    • High School Chinese Program
    • Remembrance of Things
    • On Teaching Classical Chinese
    • The Chinese Language Field in the 21st Century
  • Panels
    • Panel on Translation>
      • Prof. Jerome Su
      • Prof. Hugo T. Y. Tseng
      • Prof. Jian-guo Ji
      • Prof. Derek D. Herforth
      • Translation Q & A
    • Panel on Partnership>
      • Rex How,Creater of Chinese Cubes
      • D. Beeby, Associate Director, CNMTL
      • M. Cennamo, Edu Specialist, CNMTL
      • S. Charitos, Director, LRC
      • Partnership Q & A
    • Panel on Learning>
      • Larry Rohter, New York Times
      • Isaac Stone Fish Foreign Policy Magazine
      • Jonathan Burnston, Karbone Inc.
      • Prof. J. Wheatley, MIT (formerly)
      • Richard Thomas, Performing Artist
      • Prof. C. P. Chou, Princeton Universtiy
  • Presents
  • Reflection
    • Keynote Speakers
    • Colleagues
    • Former Students>
      • From 1966 to 1990
      • From 1990 to 2010
      • From 2010 to Present
  • Pictures
    • In Preparation
    • Plenary Session
    • Panel Discussions
    • Banquet
    • Gifts and Thank You Cards
    • Group Pictures
    • All of Us!
  • Program
  • Acknowledgement
  • Methodology
    • 日记 Journal Writing (中文)
    • Guest Teaching
    • CABLLE>
      • Procedure
      • Testimonials
      • Advantages & Challenges
    • Learning Through Practice>
      • Activities
      • Factors & Considerations
      • LDP: 中文
    • Discussion Forum
    • Student Initiatives

Remembrances of things: 
Past in Chinese Language Pedagogy

By Professor Albert E. Dien 丁爱博
Emeritus Faculty Stanford University


"The teaching of the Chinese language as witnessed by the speaker has changed dramatically over the past sixty-five years. Acquiring language facility is still hard work but the advances in the analysis of the language, better teaching materials, professionalization of the instructors, and more advanced pedagogy enable the students to reach new levels of competence in shorter period of time..." [Read more...]
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