Author(s)

Yougen Lou

School of Foreign Studies, Yangtze University, Jingzhou, China.

The morality cultivation in course instruction is a kind of new teaching idea. Three hundred and two non-English-majored postgraduate freshmen from Yangtze University filled out the questionnaire online on needs analysis of the morality cultivation in English for Academic Purpose (EAP) to non-English-majored postgraduate freshmen. Data collected from 302 questionnaires on needs analysis of the morality cultivation in EAP to non-English-majored postgraduate freshmen were analyzed in this paper. The results in this study showed that: 1) among three hundred and two non-English-majored postgraduate freshmen, 82.11% of them had needs for integrating ideological and political elements into EAP to postgraduate freshmen students; 2) in the learning process of EAP, the subjects had higher needs in listening, speaking, reading, writing and translation, accounting for 89.76%, 79.16%, 87.86%, 90.46% and 91.16%, respectively; 3) postgraduates not only hoped to get teachers’ guidance in language ability, but also expected to get teachers’ positive guidance in the following aspects: ideals and beliefs (248 students), values (265 students), moral integrity (242 students), personality psychology (253 students), aesthetic taste (236 students) and academic integrity (229 students).

Needs Analysis, The Morality Cultivation, English for Academic Purposes, Non-English-Majored Postgraduate Freshmen

Lou, Y.G. (2023) A Survey on Needs Analysis of Morality Cultivation in English for Academic Purpose to Non-English-Majored Postgraduate Freshmen. Open Access Library Journal, 10, 1-10. doi: 10.4236/oalib.1109522.