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• TITLE: Research on Interpreting Pedagogy in Multimedia Environment

  AUTHORS: Lin Tian

  KEYWORDS: Pedagogy, Interpreting Teaching, Flipped Interpreting Teaching Mode

  JOURNAL NAME: Advances in Literary Study, Vol.6 No.3, July 31, 2018

  ABSTRACT: In the present multimedia environment, the traditional teacher-lecturing or information-delivering teaching mode is still frequently adopted, even though the flipped teaching mode has drawn increasing attention from the scholars and teachers. Against this backdrop, a research on the adoption of interpreting pedagogy has been done to see the students’ preference over the traditional and the flipped teaching mode and explore the possible reasons behind this preference. The research findings indicate that the participants favor the flipped interpreting teaching mode more than the traditional lecturing mode, mainly because this can save them more in-class time for interactive interpreting activities and for more tutor’s instructions. Therefore, a mode for flipped interpreting teaching is suggested for further experiment, covering three modules, namely, pre-class online learning, in-class instruction and practice and after-class tasks.