The increase in the number of colleges and universities has brought great pressure to college English teaching. How to improve the teaching efficiency of English mode is an urgent problem to be solved. This article mainly studies the improvement of English teaching mode based on computer image assistance. In the preexperiment test, a unified English final test paper was selected, and the scores of 40 students were entered into the computer. The experimental group chose the English teaching mode of computer-assisted teaching. The control group still used traditional teaching methods to learn. At the end of the experiment, the students in the experimental group and the control group were given a posttest of writing in their respective classrooms, and the teachers gave their scores according to the scoring standard of the college entrance examination. SPSS 17.0 software is used to analyze the students' scores, and the experimental results are obtained by comparing the changes of students' scores before and after the test. In groups, tasks are done together, but it also helps students develop a correct sense of collective responsibility and fair play. Students can evaluate team members from the aspects of activity enthusiasm and learning participation. Students' self-assessment can be evaluated objectively by observing their preclass learning level, chapter task completion, class attendance, group cooperation participation, and so on. In terms of learning motivation, the average value of students' online learning initiative consciousness (3.04) and the average value of learning interest (3.05) are slightly higher than 3. The results show that computer image-assisted teaching can maximize the use of classrooms to improve students' opportunities to use language and fully reflect students' role as the main body of practice in English learning.
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Du, Y. (2021). Improvement of English Teaching Model Based on Computer Network. Journal of Sensors. Hindawi Limited. https://doi.org/10.1155/2021/4756277
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