2020
DOI: 10.22606/pra.2020.21001
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The Influence of Learner Affective Factors on Foreign Language Teaching in the Network Environment

Abstract: The rapid development of science and technology such as artificial intelligence, big data, informatization, and networking has led to the growing demand for online English learning, and the problem of lack of emotion in online English teaching has become increasingly prominent. How to effectively solve this problem has become a new research hotspot in the education field. From the perspective of learners, this paper discusses the influence of students' emotional factors on College Students' autonomous learning… Show more

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“…Li, and Liu explore the enlightenment of new technology to language service, especially in oral English teaching, while oral English Corpus needs to be built [5]. Xu points out the rapid development of science and technology such as artificial intelligence, big data, informatization, and networking has led to the growing demand for online English learning, and the problem of lack of emotion in online English teaching has become increasingly prominent [6].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Li, and Liu explore the enlightenment of new technology to language service, especially in oral English teaching, while oral English Corpus needs to be built [5]. Xu points out the rapid development of science and technology such as artificial intelligence, big data, informatization, and networking has led to the growing demand for online English learning, and the problem of lack of emotion in online English teaching has become increasingly prominent [6].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%