Common framework standard for European languages
It is a document published by the Council of Europe in 2001 describing the level of foreign languages at different levels. It is primarily a European standard, but it is used as a language standard in most countries around the world and as a standard for school entrance requirements at all levels.
The European standard divides practical language ability into six levels :A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2
Morelingo's German course is designed by an international teaching and research team to meet the Universal Framework Standard of European Languages (CEFR).
Independent research and development of German courses most suitable for teenagers. The one-stop learning portal including teaching assistance, after-school practice and after-school question-and-answer, clearing away all obstacles on the way of children's second foreign language learning.
German course outline
German course outline
Word explanation
Memorizing words through sentences; word group learning; learning and practicing all the time; A variety of fun exercises
Sentence learning
Interactive speaking and listening exercises
Video tutorial
Video tutorials from native speakers; Simple comic comprehension; Close-to-life learning experience
Listening exercise
Official German listening materials; heuristic practice questions; Situational learning; Entry-level and advanced listening practices are effectively combined
Phonics exercise
Letter pronunciation and reading practice; Examples of vowel and consonant combinations; Native German audio tutorials; Master the rule of German pronunciation
Rhyme singing
Stimulate interest and help memorize
Game interaction
Focus on interactive learning
Cultural tour
Expand perspective and cultural education
Teaching material
Terms are sorted out in detail, which saves the time to take notes.
Workbook
Each class is provided with after-school exercises, and each unit also has a unit test.
