【课程简介】
本课程围绕高质量发展的核心内涵，深入解读创新、协调、绿色、开放、共享的新发展理念。您将看到以杭州“六小龙”创新生态为代表的科创突破实践，了解京津冀、长三角、粤港澳大湾区三大经济区域协同共进的发展格局，感受浙江安吉余村践行绿色发展理念实现生态转型的蜕变，认识中国国际进口博览会搭建开放共赢平台的重要作用，以及“东数西算”工程在推动资源均衡配置、实现多方共赢方面的探索。这些实践生动展现了高质量发展的丰富内涵与实施路径，彰显了中国立足新发展阶段、全面贯彻新发展理念，以中国式现代化全面推进中华民族伟大复兴的宏伟目标。
【About This Course】
This course centers on the core meaning of high-quality development and offers an in-depth interpretation of the new development philosophy—featuring innovation, coordination, green development, openness, and shared benefits. You will explore breakthroughs in science and technology innovation, represented by the innovative ecosystem of Hangzhou’s “Six Little Dragons”; gain insight into the coordinated development pattern of China’s three major economic regions—the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, the Yangtze River Delta, and the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area; witness the transformation of Yucun Village in Anji, Zhejiang, as it puts the concept of green development into practice and achieves an ecological transition; understand the important role of the China International Import Expo in building an open platform for mutual benefit; and examine the “East Data, West Computing” project and its efforts to promote balanced resource allocation and win-win outcomes.
Together, these practices vividly illustrate the rich connotations and pathways of high-quality development, highlighting China’s commitment to a new stage of development, fully implementing the new development philosophy, and advancing the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation through Chinese modernization.
【课程特色】
1. 系统阐释中国式现代化，以叙事方式增强传播效能
2. 汇聚权威外语专家，构建高水平课程建设团队
3. 融入多元国际声音，增强课程亲和力与可信度
【Course Highlights】
1. Narrative-Driven Learning: Explains Chinese modernization systematically through engaging storytelling rather than dry theory.
2. Expert Team: Developed by a team of experienced language and culture experts.
3. Global Perspectives: Incorporates diverse international viewpoints to enhance relatability and credibility.
【主讲教师】
张洁 上海财经大学
【Instructor】
Zhang Jie, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics
This test preparation course, developed by the experts who create, administer and score the TOEFL test, will help English language learners improve their skills.
The TOEFL test is a widely accepted English-language assessment. It has helped millions of people achieve their dreams to study, work or live abroad. More than 10,000 institutions of higher education, government agencies and organizations worldwide accept TOEFL scores for making important decisions.
This course will help you understand what you can do to achieve a better TOEFL test score. Instructors will guide you through each section (Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing) and, using archived past test questions, will explain the kinds of questions you can expect. You will receive valuable advice, including how to register for the test, how it is scored and how to prepare for test day.
This course is highly interactive, using videos, sample questions with explanations, short quizzes and collaborative discussion boards. You will also have access to real test materials from past tests.
In addition, there will be free resources and discounted test prep offers throughout the course. Finally, you will receive valuable insider tips to help you do better on the TOEFL test so you can apply to the university or job of your dreams.
【Meet the instructors】
Michael W. Knab (“Inside the TOEFL® Test” Host) is the host of “Inside the TOEFL® Test” video series and a frequent contributor to the ETS TOEFL® blog, “Study. Learn. Live.” He joined ETS in 2002, and has been part of the TOEFL® team in various roles since 2007. Before coming to ETS, he developed advanced teacher standards and was a middle-school English teacher. He holds a Master of Arts in Teaching from Trinity University (D.C.) and a Bachelor of Arts, cum laude, from Villanova University.
Cynthia Newman (Reading Instructor) has worked in the field of English Language Learning for 30 years. She holds a Master of Arts in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) from the University of Northern Iowa and the Cambridge Diploma in Teaching English as a Foreign Language to Adults (DTEFLA, currently known as DELTA). Throughout her career, she has specialized in the curriculum development, teaching, and testing of English for Academic Purposes. She has taught in pre-university Intensive English Programs as well as post-admittance Spoken English/Teaching Assistant preparation programs, academic Writing programs, and English for Specific Purposes programs both in the United States and the Middle East. Since joining ETS upon her return to the United States in 2005, she has worked on the TOEFL iBT® speaking and reading measures.
Shawn Gorman (Writing Instructor) holds a Ph.D. in French Language and Literature from Boston University. He also taught French and English at the high school and university level in Europe and the United States for 9 years. He has published research on topics in 20th century French literature and philosophy and presented research on second language acquisition at professional conferences. He also worked as a librarian at Harvard University for 7 years.
Molly Palmer (Speaking Instructor) has worked as an Assessment Specialist in English Language Learning at ETS since 2013. She works primarily on the TOEFL® test speaking and reading measures. Before coming to ETS, Molly taught Spanish language and literature for several years at the university level. She earned her Ph.D. in Spanish Cultural Studies from Rutgers University in 2010. Molly also has extensive experience teaching English. She lived in Spain for many years, where she taught English to university students.
Faye Weidner (Host) joined ETS in 2013 and has been working on the speaking section of the TOEFL® test ever since. She works on development of speaking items and also oversees online scoring activities. Prior to coming to ETS, she taught English to university students in Changsha, China, and to adult immigrants in Washington, D.C. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics and German from Dickinson College, as well as a Master of Education in Intercultural Communication from the University of Pennsylvania. She loves to study languages and explore the world—she speaks German and Spanish, and has lived in Spain, Germany, and China.
Insook Chung (Listening Instructor) is an Assessment Specialist in the Assessment Development Division at ETS in Princeton, New Jersey. She has been working on the TOEFL® test, specializing in listening assessment, and developing the SAT Korean Subject Test. She received her Doctor of Education degree (Ed.D.) in Language Education from Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey. Her experiences include teaching English as a foreign language in Korea and teaching Korean language in the United States.
Kathleen Fletcher (Moderator) is a TOEFL® Test Prep and Skill Building Product Manager at ETS in Princeton, New Jersey. She began her career with ETS in 2006 and over the last 10 years, has worked within the Global Education, New Product Development and the Higher Education groups. In her current position as a TOEFL® Test Prep and Skill Building product manager, Kathleen manages current TOEFL® test preparation tools, as well as works on the development of new products.
Elizabeth Jenner (Moderator) is an Assessment Specialist in English Language Learning at ETS. She has specialized in developing the TOEFL® iBT test and its supporting materials for test takers since 2004. She earned her Master of Arts in Applied Linguistics from the University of New England, Australia. She speaks Spanish, has lived in Mexico and Guatemala, and loves learning about the indigenous cultures of Latin America.
Ashley Woodrow (Moderator) joined ETS in 2013 as part of the TOEFL® team. She works on the TOEFL® social media properties and the development of the TOEFL® scholarship program. She holds a Bachelor of Science from West Chester University, and is currently pursuing a Master of Business Administration from Rider University.
课程从 “ ‘我’和AI”的关系切入，引导学生重新思考人工智能时代译者的职业定位与能力结构；继而系统讲解AI翻译的发展概况、基本原理与流程、优势与局限，AI翻译的主体与翻译伦理，AI汉韩翻译工具比较及其文化属性，译后编辑的重要性与技巧等理论内容。
在实践层面，课程聚焦时政类文本、中国文学经典、中国传统文化、中华学术四大类文本的韩译，涵盖固有名词与新型概念、特有句型与逻辑关系、古诗文典与中国意境、修辞手法与文本结构、文化负载词、传统典籍、学术汉语词汇与语篇、学术立场等内容。课程以papago、有道AI翻译等工具的真实翻译案例为教学素材，通过汉韩、韩汉双向对比分析，帮助学生理解不同AI工具在语义解读、语言逻辑、文化负载词、流行语、俗语、典籍翻译等方面的表现差异，并训练译前编辑、译后编辑、译文审校、术语管理、跨文化转换等核心能力。
本课程旨在帮助学习者了解AI翻译的发展现状与前沿问题，提高人工智能环境下的技术思维、伦理意识和研究能力，培养AI翻译技术素养、译后编辑能力与译文审校能力，同时重新审视翻译工作的人文价值，为从事专业翻译、语言服务以及国家和区域语言服务产业发展打下坚实基础。
【课程特色】
1. 前沿性与交叉性：AI翻译与汉韩笔译深度融合
课程紧贴人工智能、神经网络翻译、生成式AI和大语言模型的发展趋势，将AI翻译技术纳入汉韩笔译教学体系，既讲技术原理，也讲翻译实践，帮助学习者在“技术+语言”的交叉视野中理解翻译新生态。
2. 体系完整：导论、理论、实践三层递进
课程结构清晰，设有导论、理论篇和实践篇。理论篇涵盖AI翻译发展概况、翻译伦理、工具比较与文化属性、译后编辑；实践篇覆盖时政、文学经典、传统文化、中华学术等文本类型，形成从概念认知到工具操作、再到文本翻译的完整学习链条。
3. 工具对比鲜明：papago与有道AI翻译双案例教学
课程重点比较papago与有道AI翻译在操作便捷性、功能特点、翻译准确性以及文化属性方面的差异，通过汉韩、韩汉双向案例，分析不同工具在流行语、俗语、成语、惯用语、歇后语、古诗文、典籍和学术文本中的优势与局限，提升学生选择工具、判断译文和修订译文的能力。
4. 案例驱动，突出译后编辑与人机协作
课程强调AI翻译不是终点，而是翻译流程的起点。通过大量真实案例，讲解译后编辑的定义、分类、流程和技巧，训练学生在术语统一、逻辑关系、标点格式、语级风格、文化适配等方面进行人工审校，实现翻译质量与效率的平衡。
5. 文化属性与伦理意识并重
课程不仅关注语言转换，还深入探讨AI翻译工具的文化属性、翻译伦理、学术立场和译者主体性。通过对中国文化负载词、传统典籍、文学经典和中华学术韩译的分析，引导学生在中国文化“走出去”和国际学术话语建构中发挥译者的桥梁作用。
【主讲团队】
申先玉，朝鲜大学国语国文系文学博士，现为天津师范大学朝鲜语系副教授，硕士研究生导师，主要研究方向为韩国近现代诗歌、中韩文学翻译，主讲《基础韩国语》《AI翻译与翻译伦理》《AI与韩国语写作》等课程，代表性成果有《The Image of North Korean Women Constructed in China in the Early 1960s》（A&HCI）、《黄钢的朝鲜特写集<李信子姑娘>研究》（KCI）、《1960年代朝鲜戏剧<红色宣传员>在中国的译介与传播》（KCI）等相关领域论文，出版《钱学森传》《杨振宁传》等韩文译著。
王洁清，首尔大学国语国文系文学博士，现为天津师范大学朝鲜语系讲师，硕士研究生导师，主要研究方向为韩国古典文学、中韩比较文学、中韩互译，主讲《基础韩国语》、《中韩互译》、《AI辅助汉韩笔译》等课程。著有《汉韩机器翻译现状及译后编辑方向和教学对策》（《中韩语言文化研究》2023.12）等相关领域论文。
郑怡鹏，釜山外国语大学韩国语教育博士，现为天津师范大学朝鲜语系讲师，硕士研究生导师，主要研究方向为中韩互译理论及实践，中朝古代关系史。主讲《笔译理论与技巧》《文学翻译》《基础韩国语》等课程。入选天津市高校“青年后备人才支持计划”。著有《韩中中韩文学翻译技巧与实践》等多部教材，出版《李四光传》等译著，在国内外发表中韩翻译研究论文多篇。
韩菁，朝鲜大学国语国文系文学博士，现为天津师范大学朝鲜语系讲师，硕士研究生导师，主要研究方向为韩国古典文学、中韩互译。主讲《基础韩国语》、《韩国语会话》、《韩国语视听说》等课程。在国内外学术期刊发表相关研究论文数篇，并主编教材《新编韩国语写作》。
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