教材运行与管理心得体会总结 教材运行与管理心得体会总结与反思(7篇)

体会是指将学习的东西运用到实践中去，通过实践反思学习内容并记录下来的文字，近似于经验总结。那么心得体会该怎么写？想必这让大家都很苦恼吧。下面我帮大家找寻并整理了一些优秀的心得体会范文，我们一起来了解一下吧。

描写教材运行与管理心得体会总结一

一、指导思想以习近平新时代中国特色社会主义思想为指导，按照“一坚持五体现”的总原则和“谁主管，谁负责”的工作原则，根据国家、省、长春市有关法律法规和相关政策，在我校全面开展全学段、全学科、全语种教材内容意识形态排查，进一步规范我校教材工作规范化管理，确保我校教材领域的意识形态安全。

二、成立教材排查工作组织机构组长：

组员：俞xx

负责人：张xx

经办人：俞xx

三、排查重点全校内所有年段的课程教材、校本教材及教辅，学校图书室的所有图书，师生自带的课外读物。

四、排查方式采取地毯式排查方式。

由教材排查组织机构人员统一对图书室、班级教室、教师备课室进行逐室逐人排查，以及时发现问题。

五、具体安排1.8月末根据教育局会议精神，制定本校排查工作方案。

2.9月底前，完成各个室的核查。

3.10月底前迎接教育局及长春市的检查。

六、工作要求1.按照学校制定的方案，保质保量按期完成排查任务，排查时要做到细致，不流于形式。

2.根据排查的结果，对在排查中发现的问题及时进行整改，并形成报告于10月20日左右上交教育局。

3.排查工作严格遵守相关保密规定，严格遵守疫情防控相关要求。

描写教材运行与管理心得体会总结二

3月21日参加了全区小学英语教师（3-6）年下册教材培训，受益匪浅，令我欣赏的是4位老师结合自己的教学经验，针对每一课都有自己的见解，特别是新任骨干教师李晓佳老师的解析令我耳目一新。我感悟到：

通过设计新颖、有趣的活动，以活动为载体激发学生的积极学习情感，符合小学生的认识规律和情感规律特点。当然，这些活动的设计要紧扣相应的教学内容，也要符合英语教学本身的特点，使认知活动和情感体验同步协调地进行。

英语作为一门外来语言，对学生来说，首先摆在他们面前的就是缺少这种外在的语言环境。在现实生活中，学生没有说英语的习惯，没有说英语的对象，更没有说英语的意识。然而根据我对学生的观察，我发现他们一般都比较喜欢在模拟的情景中扮演角色，通过角色扮演，他们可以把自己对生活的感悟和期望以模拟的方式表达出来，从中获得满足。因此，巧妙的创设情景，既可以克服非母语教学的缺陷，又可以利用好小学生这种乐于角色扮演的动力，从而使教学活动更为有效。

每个人都有展示自己从而获得别人认可的的愿望，这一点在小学生身上体现得更充分。因此我利用一切机会让学生结合自己所学的知识，用个性化的方式展示自己，学生都很乐意参与这些活动，学习的积极性提高了。

新型的师生关系，是完成英语教学和培养兴趣的根本保证。情感是打动人的心灵秘诀，是打开人的心灵的一把金钥匙，是人行为的内在力，是人际关系的基础。师生间接触，交流，需要无不包含情感因素。没有师爱生，生尊师，就不可能有良好的学习氛围，顺利进入角色。

描写教材运行与管理心得体会总结三

新教材高一英语unit4教案

a: aims

1. talk about past experiences,

2. describe people, things, events and people’s feelings,

3. review the attributive clause and learn to use relative pronouns who, whom, whose, which and that,

4. organise ideas in a text using first, next, then, finally, and

5. write about an unforgettable experience.

b: difficult points and baffling questions

1. the uses of the relative pronoun: who, whom, whose, which and that,

2. some language points in the unit,

3. how to organize ideas by using first, next, then and finally, and

4. writing speed

c: steps (6 periods)

first period

1. warming up

t: we have four pictures and some clues here. do you know them? now talk about the four pictures, using the attributive clause.

when we talk about people we use who, whom or whose in the attributive clause, while which /that refers to things in the attributive clause

s:

t: why are these persons or things/events unforgettable?

s:

t: who’d like to introduce some other persons or events or inventions?

s:

2. listening

t: we’re going to listen to a man who survived the 1989 earthquake in san francisco, u.s.a. now read through the exercises, listen to the tape (twice) , just grasp the points to the questions, and complete the exercises.

after that, check the answers by the students telling their answers and then listen a third time.

t: now let’s come to the listening on page 103. we’re going to listen to a dialogue. there’re some people talking about four people at a party. what are they talking about? their names, their jobs, their places, their age and their looks. so you should just grasp the description. also we play the tape twice. in order to check your answers, we’re going to play a third time.

3. homework

1. write about an unforgettable thing/event within 50 words, using attributive clauses.

2. practice the 4 pictures on page 22.

ⅱ. the second period

speaking. we have two kinds of speaking exercise here.

1. speaking on page 23

we have a sample dialogue and three pictures under it. so we can work in pairs/ groups, to look at the pictures and to create a new dialogue for each picture. in the dialogue you must express your worries, fears and difficulties, using the useful expressions in the box on page 24.

after that, some pairs/groups will act their dialogue out

2. talking on page 103

this is a role play. there’re two persons. one plays the person who discovered the important old tomb, the other plays a scientist from beijing.

on page 104, we have some useful expressions to help you make up the dialogue. you’re asked to use “first, next, then and finally”.

after the students are ready with their dialogue, some pairs/groups will act out their dialogue.

3. homework

1. practice the dialogue according to the pictures on page 23.

2. disaster pictures collected for a show.

ⅲ. the third and the fourth periods

reading passage 1

1. pre-reading

t: what kind of natural disasters do you know about?

s:

t: have you had/experienced one of them?