Experimental implementation improved student satisfaction and cultural competence in EFL contexts, indicating effective teaching strategies.
Social development puts forward higher requirements for students’ English application ability and cultural literacy. This study proposes an innovative “3+2+1” blended teaching model integrating the production-oriented approach (POA) to address key challenges in college English cultural courses at application-oriented universities. The model combines three phases (pre-class, in-class, and post-class), two dimensions (online resources and offline interaction), and one overarching goal (all-round education). Through experimental implementation at three universities, results demonstrated significant improvements in student satisfaction, autonomous learning engagement, and cross-cultural competence. This research provides a replicable template for enhancing both linguistic proficiency and cultural confidence in EFL contexts.
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