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Transactions on Computer Science and Technology is an international comprehensive professional academic journal of Ivy Publisher, concerning the development of computer science theory and technology application on the combination of computer science and modern industrial technology. The main focus of the journal is the academic papers and comments of latest power electronics theoretical and technical research improvement in the fields of nature s... [More] Transactions on Computer Science and Technology is an international comprehensive professional academic journal of Ivy Publisher, concerning the development of computer science theory and technology application on the combination of computer science and modern industrial technology. The main focus of the journal is the academic papers and comments of latest power electronics theoretical and technical research improvement in the fields of nature science, engineering technology, economy and science, report of latest research result, aiming at providing a good communication platform to transfer, share and discuss the theoretical and technical development of computer science theory and technology development for professionals, scholars and researchers in this field, reflecting the academic front level, promote academic change and foster the rapid expansion of computer science theory and application technology.

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Research on the Construction of College English Diversified Learning Assessment System under the O2O Teaching Model

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Author: Yanfei Shen

Abstract: The O2O (Online to Offline) teaching model integrates online and offline teaching deeply, breaking the inherent mode of traditional teaching and bringing new opportunities for higher education teaching reform. The evaluation of subject diversity can improve the quality of evaluation results and put forward higher requirements for evaluation organizers. The O2O mixed teaching model combining online and offline learning is expected to be a feasible way to improve current classroom teaching and improve students' learning performance. In practical teaching, online knowledge internalization can not solve puzzles in learning through interaction in time. One of the important parts of the reform of foreign language assessment is to re-recognize and re-orientate the subject of evaluation, emphasizing the pluralism of the subject of evaluation. Starting from the problems faced by college English teaching both in and out of class, this paper discusses the validity and feasibility of the college English O2O teaching mode in the light of the new situation of the development of online education.

Keywords: O2O; Teaching Model; Diversification; English Teaching

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