Study on the University Business English Training Affecting the Economic Development of the Sichuan Region
Abstract
With the progress and development, the teaching staff of higher education in Sichuan has grown continuously, and English education in colleges and universities has achieved rapid innovation and development. Many colleges and universities attached great importance to the reform of business English education and teaching and constantly innovated business English teaching models. The economic and social development of colleges and universities would be a significant trend in college education teaching and a result of the rapid economic development. These research objectives of internal personal factors and external environment factors impacting the English learning intention and future Sichuan economic growth were set through the five-hypothesis analysis in this study. The influencing factors of study motivation, learner personality, personal development, teaching strategies, and learning environment were developed to test students’ learning intention.References
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