At present, the biggest problem of classroom teaching is the lack of relevant, interesting and useful connections with students' real lives, and the large-unit teaching under the new curriculum concept solves this problem to a certain extent. Therefore, in the teaching of language subjects, we often carry out large-unit design and theme-based teaching, Chinese and English bilingual co-reading, practical teaching to implement the goal of comprehensive education. It is no longer a simple addition of knowledge points, but the smallest curriculum unit that can meet the requirements of different students' literacy development. In teaching activities, teachers no longer only focus on knowledge points and test points, but "looking left and right, up and down", from inside and outside the classroom to inside and outside the school, expanding the vision from the field of learning to the field of life, and truly realising the educational concept of Mr Tao Xingzhi's "Learning is life".
In practice, we also integrate large-unit teaching with interdisciplinary learning. For example, in the eighth grade landscape prose unit teaching, teacher Wang found that many students in reading ancient landscape prose, due to the age and lack of life experience, it is difficult to enter the author of the beauty of the mountains and rivers, to feel its mood. For this reason, on the basis of understanding the students' geographic knowledge base, art and painting, information technology level, Wang organised the students to carry out a "roaming" tour of the Three Gorges, a game designer of interdisciplinary project design and practice, through group cooperation, independent investigation, to help students to fully and deeply feel the beauty of the scenery of the Three Gorges under the writing of Li Daoyuan. The beauty of the Three Gorges in Li Daoyuan's writing. The teaching of such a large unit focuses on the students' ability to solve problems in real life, and the students' literacy can be truly enhanced.