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Teaching Plan for Senior Two
Unit One Making a difference
The First Period
Teaching Aims:
1.Learn and master the following words:
Inspiration, perspiration, undertake, analysis, obvious, within, quote
2.Talk about science and scientists.
3.Listen to the description of some scientists.
4.Do some speaking, describing people and debating.
Teaching Important Points:
1.Train the students¡¯ listening ability by listening practice.
2.Train the students¡¯ speaking ability by talking about science and scientists, describing people and debating.
Teaching Difficult Points:
1.How to improve the students¡¯ listening ability.
2.How to help students finish the task of speaking.
Teaching Methods:
1.Warming up to arouse the students¡¯ interest in science.
2.Listening-and-answering activity to help the students go through the listening material.
3.Individual, pair or group work to make every student work in class.
Teaching Procedures:
Step I Warming up
1.T: There are many outstanding scientists in the world, who made great contributions to society and science. Now look at the pictures on page 1, tell me what are these scientists famous for?
(Bb) Scientists Contributions
Maria Curie Radium /Polonium
Albert Einstein The Theory of Relativity
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2.T: Well done. I think you are all interested in science and scientists. What do you think makes a successful scientist? Have a discussion in pairs or groups of four. Then report the results of your discussion.
(It is the way he uses his tools that makes a successful scientist.
A successful scientist must have much imagination and intelligence and he must be creative and hard-working.
Asuccessful scientist must be confident, curious and careful. But what I like to know is what made him/her interested in science¡­)
T: Now look at the quotes on page 1.do you know what they mean? And do you agree?
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T: Do you know any other quotes about science and thinking?
Wisdom is only found in truth. -- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
Knowledge is power. ¨CFrancis Bacon.
Step II Listening
T: OK. Now lets do some listening practice on P2. We are going to listen to the descriptions of some famous scientists. Read the requirements by yourselves quickly. Listen to the tape for the first time to get a general idea, and then try to finish the exx.
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T: Now let¡¯s look at the speaking part on P2. Work in groups of five. Each group member represents a branch of science, eg biology, maths, chemistry, physics, computer science. You are going to debate each other to see which branch of science is the most important and useful for society. First you should decide who will represent each branch and then prepare your role card to debate. You can use the expressions.
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Homework
Preview the reading material.
Review the words and expressions in this period.
Step V The Design of the Writing on the Bb
Unit 1 Making a difference
The First Period
Scientists Contributions
Madame Curie Radium/Polonium
Edison The light bulb
Einstein The Theory of Relativity
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The Second &Third Period
Teaching Aims:
1.Learn and master the useful words and phrases.
2.Train the students¡¯ reading ability.
3.Let the students learn from Stephen Hawking.
Teaching Important Points:
1.Master the following phrases and sentence pattern:
work on, go by, be engaged to, go on with sth, dream of, turn out
There is no point (in) doing sth.
2.Enable the students to understand the text better.
3.Improve the students¡¯ reading ability.
Teaching Difficult Points:
1.How to make the students understand the reading text better.
2.How to make the students understand the following sentence.
There didn¡¯t seem much point in working on the PhD.
Teaching Methods:
1.Scanning the text to get some information about Hawking.
2.Careful reading to answer some detailed questions.
3.Discussion after reading the passage to make the students learn how to use the scientific method to solve the problem.
4.Individural, pair or group work to make every student work in class.
Teaching Procedures:
Step I Lead-in and Pre-reading
T: Yesterday we learnt some quotes from some scientists. Now look at the picture on the screen. Do you know who the person is?
( Stephen Hawking, one of the greatest physicists of our time, A Brief History of Time )Today we are going to learn a passage about Stephen Hawking. It will tell us Hawking¡¯s determination, thoughts and some theories. First let¡¯s learn some new words and phrases. Then turn to P3. Look at the questions in Pre-reading quickly and then scan the text as quickly as possible and find the answers to them.
Answers:1 Because he wanted a job.
2 Hawking became famous in the early 1970s, when he and American Roger Penrose made new discoveries about the Big Bang and black holes.
3 In 2002, Hawking visited China and spoke to university students in Hangzhou and Beijing.
Step II Reading
T: Well done. Now read the passage once as carefully as possible. Then answer some detailed questions on the screen. You may discuss them in pairs if necessary.
What did Stephen Hawking do when he was told that he had an incurable disease?
1. How would most people feel when they were told that they had incurable disease?
2. What did Hawking write in 1988?
3. What did Hawking explain in the book ?
4. According to Hawking, how do people misunderstand science?
5. What are the basic steps of the scientific method?
6. What is it that Hawking doesn¡¯t like about his speech computer?
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T: Now I¡¯ll play the tape. You can follow it in a low voice. Pay attention to your pronunciation and intonation. Then do exx in Post-reading.
Homework
T: Learn the words and phrases by heart and try to use them freely and correctly. Read the text fluently and recite some important sentences.
The Design of the Writing on the Bb
Unit 1 Making a difference
The Second Period
Useful expressions:
work on +n./pron. /doing,
go by: pass,
be/get engaged (to sb.): be bound by a promise to marry,
go on with sth: continue with sth,
dream of: imagine,
turn out: prove(to be),
Sentence pattern:
There is no point (in) doing sth.=There is no good reason for doing sth.
The Fourth Period
Teaching Aims:
Review the words learnt in the last two periods.
Learn how to explain the words in English.
Learn and master the usages of the Infinitive.
Teaching Important Points:
Master the usages of the Infinitive.
Teaching Difficult Points:
1.How to help the students learn to explain words in English.
2.How to help the students master the usages of the Infinitive.
Teaching Methods:
1.Review method to help the students remember what they have learnt beore.
2.Explanation and inductive methods to make the students master the usages of the Infinitive.
3.Individual work or pair work to make every student work in class.
Teaching Aids:the blackboard
Teaching Procedures:
Step I Revision
Have a dictation of some words and expressions..
Step II Word Study
T: Now let¡¯s do an ex to see how to explain some words in English, according to the meanings of the sentences. Please turn to P5. Let¡¯s do the ex in Word Study. Choose the closest meaning to the underlined word in each sentence. First we¡¯ll learn a new phrase: use up. Do it by yourself and you can discuss in pairs.
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Bb:1. He hoped to visit China again .
2. It took a lot of time to finish the report .
3. Please give the boy sth to play with .
4. He went home to see his sick mother .
5. Her wish is to become a pop singer .
T: Tell me the function of the underlined part in each sentence.
S: No.1 is used as the object.
S: No.2 is used as the subject. It is more usual to use formal subject ¡°it¡± and the infinitive phrase is usually placed at the end of the sentence, that is ¡°it is¡­to do sth.¡±.
S: No.3 is used as the attribute.
S: No.4 is used as the adverbial for purpose.
S: No.5 is used as the predicative.
T: Now let¡¯s do an ex on the screen. Group the infinitives according to how they are used.
1.Some things need (1) to be believed (2) to be seen .
2.The doctor told him that he may not have more than twelve months (3) to live .
3.(4) In order to get married ,I needed a job, and (5) in order to get a job , I needed a PhD.
4.Readers were pleased and surprised (6) to find that a scientist could write about his work in a way that ordinary people could understand .
5.He traveled around the world (7) to give lectures .
6.What does it mean (8) to be a scientist?
7.People who listen to Hawking¡¯s lectures sometimes find it difficult (9) to understand him .
8.(10) To explain what they have seen , they build a theory about how things happen and the causes and effects.
S: Subject:(8)
Attribute(2)(3)
Object(1)(9)
Adverbial(4)(5)(6)(7)(10)
Step IV Practice
T: Now let¡¯s do some exercises on P6, Ex2 and Ex3.Rewrite the sentences with ¡°to be done¡± or ¡°to have been done¡±.
He wanted the nurses to take care of the patient.
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Because ¡°the patient¡± is the logical object of ¡°take care of¡±, the passive infinitive should be used in the second sentence.
The car was reported to have been stolen.
But when the action expressed by the Infinitive happens before the predicate, the perfect infinitive should be used.
Homework
TFinish all the exx in Grammar. Preview the content in Integrating skills.
The Design of the Writing on the Bb
Unit 1 Making a difference
The Third Period
Phrase: use up
Grammar: the Infinitive
1. He hoped to visit China again .
2. It took a lot of time to finish the report .
3. Please give the boy sth to play with .
4. He went home to see his sick mother .
5. Her wish is to become a pop singer.
6. He wanted the nurses to take care of the patient.
7. He wanted the patient to be taken care of.
Record after teaching:
The Fifth Period
Teaching Aims:
1.Revise the language points and grammar¡ªthe Infinitive.
2.Learn and master the following phrases:
take a look at, what if, the other way around
3.Do some reading and writing practice to improve the students¡¯ integrating skills.
4.Learn how to write a descriptive paragraph.
Teaching Important Points:
1.Improve the students¡¯ integrating skills.
2.Help the students write a descriptive paragraph.
Teaching Difficult Points:
1.How to help the students understand the passage better.
2.How to help the students learn to write a descriptive paragraph.
Teaching Methods:
1.Doing exx to revise what we¡¯ve learnt before.
2.Asking-and-answering activity to go through the reading material.
3.Discussion to help the students understand the passage better.
4.Individual, pair or group work to make every student work.
Teaching Aids:1.a computer 2.a tape recorder 3.the blackboard
Teaching Procedures:
Step I Revision
T: We know that the infinitive can be used as the subject, object, adverbial and so on. Now let¡¯s do some exx to see if you have mastered them well enough. Look at the screen.
1.(1)To learn about the universe , you need (2)to have a telescope (3)to observe the stars with .
2.It takes time (4)to know a man .
3.Please remember (5)to bring me a book.
4.I¡¯ve got a lot of work (6)to do .
5.(7)In order to catch the first bus ,she got up early.
6.It is important for us (8)to learn English .
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T: Let¡¯s do another ex. Fill in the blanks, using the Infinitive.
1.The goal of Stephen Hawking¡¯s research is to and to is his biggest dream.
2.The doctor thought he only had three more years to , which turned out .
3.We took a taxi to .We hurried there, only to . We were unhappy to .
4.He studied hard to .
5.Lunch is ready. Let¡¯s stop to .
T: Now let¡¯s revise the useful expressions. Do an ex to see whether you have mastered them well.
1.He one day becoming a famous violinist.
2.Tom Ann.
3.Two weeks slowly .
4.His suggestion to be a good one.
5.He his ink.
6.If we don¡¯t finish painting the room today, we can it tomorrow.
7.He a novel.
Step II Reading
T: There were many scientists in the world in the past, whose discoveries and inventions can help us understand the world better. Can you say out the names of some scientists and their discoveries?
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T: Do you know why and how they made these important discoveries or inventions? The passage tells us what makes the scientists made their discoveries. Turn to P7. Read the passage quickly and then answer some questions on the screen.
1.What¡¯s the characteristic of Galileo Galilei?
2.Why could Stephen Hawking make contributions to science work?
3.What can be described as the ability to use knowledge?
4.What¡¯s the most important thing if we want to make a difference?
5.How can we hope to reach our goals and truly make a difference?
T: I¡¯ll explain some expressions and sentence structures.
1. take a look at
2. what if
3. the other way round
4. ¡­it was only later that the world recognized his greatness.
5. ¡­only by discovering what we do best can we hope to reach our goals and truly make a difference.
Step III Listening and Discussion
T: Listen to the tape twice. Then discuss the questions in pairs or groups.
1. Of all the characteristics mentioned in the passage, which do you think is the most important? Why?
2. What do great scientists like Stephen Hawking , Galileo Galilei and Zhang Heng have in common? Find out more about them and how they work and think: What is the scientific spirit? How do scientists solve problems? How do scientists make a difference? What can we learn from great scientists?
Use the questions below to get started.
What is the scientific spirit?
How do scientists solve problems?
How do scientists make a difference?
What can we learn from great scientists?
Step IV Writing
T: Who is your favourite scientists? Write a paragraph. Before writing, think about what you want to write and what the readers need to know. How can you best describe him or her? What is the most important or interesting fact about the scientist? Why do you like him or her? List an outline of the passage. Then write some useful sentences to help them.
Step V Homework
Go over all the important points learnt in this unit and finish your writing.
Step VI The Design of the Writing on the Bb
Unit 1 Making a difference
The Fifth Period
A good scientists must be curious and careful .
Great scientists use their creativity and imagination to come up with new ideas.
Scientists must also be intelligent and patient .
The experiment proved that her theory was correct.
Other scientists were surprised by her discovery and called it a success .
She used a model to solve the problem .
Record after teaching:
Period 6 Review and Exercises.
Unit Two News media
Period 1 Warming up & Listening
Teaching Aims:
1. Talk about news and the media
2.Train the students' listening ability by listening and answering some relative questions.
3. master the following words: reliable, elct, go up, burn down, injure¡­
Teaching Important Points:
1. Master the useful words and expressions in this period
2. Training the Ss¡¯listening and speaking ability
Teaching Difficult Points:
How to help Ss understand the listening material exactly
How to help improve their speaking ability
Teaching Methods:
Listening-and answering activity to help the Ss qo through the listening material
Individual, pair or group work to make the Ss finish the speaking task
Teaching Aids:a computer, a recorder, the Bb
Teaching Procedures:
Step 1: Greet and Lead-in
Greet the whole class.
Lead in the new unit by asking:the Olympic Games are going on, how can we know the details of the games? For example, how many golden medals have we got? (By reading newspapers and magazines,watching TV, listening to the radio, also by a website.) In Nglish we call it news media.
Step 2: Warming up
Please open the book at page 9. Look at the pictures and discuss the following questions in pairs:
1. Which of the news media above is the most reliable? Why?
2. How are the media above different from each other?
3. How do you know whether what you hear, see and read is true?
4. Do you know how a newspaper is made?
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Step 3 Key Words
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The design of the writing on the Bb:
Unit 2 New Media
Five news media: website, radio, Tv, magazine, newspaper
Useful words and expressions: (step 3)
Homework:
1. Read the new words.
2. Keep the Language Points in mind.
3. Get reading for Speaking
Record after teaching:
Period 2 Listening(WB page 88) & Speaking
Teaching Aims:
1. Train the students¡¯ listening ability.
2. Train the students¡¯ speaking ability.
Teaching Important Points:
1. Master the useful words and expressions in this period
2. Training the Ss¡¯listening and speaking ability
Teaching Difficult Points:
How to help improve their listening ability
How to help improve their speaking ability
Teaching Methods:
Listening-and answering activity to help the Ss qo through the listening material
Group work to make the Ss finish the speaking task
Teaching Aids: a computer, a recorder, the Bb
Teaching Procedures:
Step 1 Greet the whole class.
Step 2 Listening(WB page 88)
Now let¡¯s come to the listening. The chief editor of a daily newspaper is having a meeting with the journalists. She is telling them what she wants them to do today. Listen carefully to what is said in the text. I¡¯ll play the tape twice. (Check the answer with the whole class)
Step 3 Speaking(SB page 10)
Now it¡¯s time for us to be a editor of a newspaper. Here is a list of ten things that happened today( on the screen)You only need to report five of them. Work in groups to diacuss. And then I¡¯ll ask you t act out your dialogue. You can use the useful expressions in your book.. (walk around and give them help if necessary).
Step 4 Key Words and Expressions:
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2. France elected a new president.
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e.g. The boy injured his leg.
In the accident his back was seriously injured.
I hope I didn¡¯t injure her feeling.
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e.g. There was a fire in our street, but no one was harmed.
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Homework:
1. Read the new words.
2. Keep the language points above in mind
3. Get ready for reading.
The design of the writing on the Bb:
Unit 2 news media
Key words and expressions(step4)
Record after teaching:
Period 3-4 Pre-reading/Reading/Post-reading
Teaching Aims:
1. Train the students' reading ability,especially the skills of summarizing and scanning.
2. Study and have a good grasp of some key words and phrases.
Teaching Important Points:
1. words and phrases:more than, relate to, for once, be addicated to, on all sides, inform, experienced, switch,etc.
2. Understand the passage excatly.
Teaching Difficult Points:
How to help the Ss learn more about reporters and newspapers.
Teaching Methods:
1.Fast reading to get the general idea of the text.
2.Careful reading to further understand the text.
3.Individual, pair or group work to make every student take an active part in the activities in class.
Teaching Aids: a computer, a recorder, the Bb
Teaching Procedures:
Step 1 Greet the whole class as usual.
Step 2 Reading
We have talked a lot about news media. Today we are going to read a passage about reporters and newspapers. Scan the text , try to get the general idea of the text. and finish pre-reading.(1 and 6)
Now please read the text again carefully, and find the answers to the questions on the screen.
1.Do newspapers and other media simply record what happens?
2.Who were asked to be interviewed? And why?
3. Whom do Why?
4. And what is the person¡¯s job?
5. Is interviewing someone easy? What must a reporter know?
6. When an interview is finished,what should the reporter do?
7. Which of the articles that they have written do they like best? Why?
8. What could they write about if they could write any article? Why?
9. What is the basic task for a reporter?
10.What result can TV programmes and printed articles bring to us?
(check the answers)
Step 3 Language Points:
1. Newspapers and other media do more than simply record what happens.±¨Ö½ºÍÆäËûý½é²¢²»½ö½ö¼Ç¼ÒÑ·¢ÉúµÄÊÂÇé¡£
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e.g. Do remember to remind me to return the book I borrowed from you.
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es a reporter have to discuss with before he/she decides what to write?
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inform sb. of sth.¸æ֪ijÈËijÊ inform sb. that/wh-¡­¸æ֪ijÈË inform sb.£«ÒÉÎÊ´Ê£«²»¶¨Ê½
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For once our manager came late. ÎÒÃǵľ­ÀíÕâ´ÎÀ´ÍíÁË¡£
He beat me for once.ËûÖ»ÓÐÒ»´ÎÓ®ÁËÎÒ¡£
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(3) reflect vt. ·´Ó³£»±íÏÖ£»·´É䣻ӳ³ö
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e.g. On the desk there is a red pencil and two black ones.
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e.g. He did it without effort.ËûºÁ²»·ÑÁ¦µØÍê³ÉÄǼþÊÂ
[¶ÌÓï] make an effortŬÁ¦£¬¾¡Á¦ spare no effort²»ÒÅÓàÁ¦
7.I want to write about people you seldom read about, for example people who have AIDS or who are addicted to drugs.ÎÒÏ뱨µÀÄÇЩÄãÃǺÜÉÙÄÜÁ˽âµÄÈË£¬Èç°¬×̲¡»¼Õß»òÕßÊÇȾÉ϶¾ñ«µÄÈË¡£
(1) seldom adv. ºÜÉÙ£»²»³££»ÄѵÃ
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e.g. Seldom does he quarrel with others.
Never did I dream of seeing him in America.
Never before have so many people come to see him.
Not a single word did she say.
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It¡¯s a pity that her child has got addicted to smoking.Õæ¿ÉÁ¯£¬ËýµÄº¢×Ó³éÑÌÉÏñ«ÁË¡£
Some children are addicted to computer games / TV.(Ó÷)һЩº¢×ÓÍæµçÄÔÓÎÏ·/¿´µçÊÓÉÏÁËñ«¡£
He is addicted to practicing Chinese Gongfu.Ëû×íÐÄÓÚÁ·Ï°Öйú¹¦·ò¡£
8.We shouldn¡¯t ignore what happens even if it is difficult for people to accept some stories.¼´Ê¹ÈËÃǶÔһЩÏÖÏóºÜÄѽÓÊÜ£¬ÎÒÃÇÒ²²»Ó¦¸ÃÎÞÊÓÑÛÇ°·¢ÉúµÄÊÂÇé¡£
(1) ignore v.t. ²»Àí²Ç£»ºöÊÓ
e.g. You shouldn¡¯t ignore your father¡¯s advice.Äã²»¸ÃÎÞÊÓ¸¸Ç×µÄÖҸ档
I tried to tell her but she ignored me.ÎÒ´òËã¸æËßËý£¬¿ÉÊÇËý²»Àí²ÇÎÒ¡£
(2) even if / even though¼´Ê¹£¬¾¡¹Ü
e.g. The young man didn¡¯t lose heart even if he had failed many times in finding a job.Õâ¸öÄêÇáÈËûÓзÅÆú£¬¾¡¹ÜËû¶à´ÎδÄÜÕÒµ½¹¤×÷¡£
9.The media can often help solve problems and draw attentions to situations where help is needed.ý½é³£¿É°ïÖú½â¾öÄÑÌ⣬ʹÈËÃǹØ×¢ÐèÒªµÃµ½°ïÖúµÄÇé¿ö¡£
draw attention to¹ØעijÊ draw / attract one¡¯s attentionÒýÆðijÈ˵Ä×¢Òâ
e.g. This article will draw attention to farmers and agriculture.ÕâƪÎÄÕ½±ÈÃÈ˹ØעũÃñºÍÅ©ÒµÎÊÌâ¡£
The fallen leaves drew /attracted the worker¡¯s attention.ÕâЩÂäÒ¶ÒýÆðÁËÄǸö¹¤È˵Ä×¢Òâ¡£
He drew my attention to a mistake in my homework.ËûÒªÎÒ×¢Òâ×÷ÒµÖеÄÒ»´¦´íÎó¡£
10.The result is a better understanding of the world on all sides, leading to a future world where people from all countries are respected and different views and opinions are tolerated.½á¹û»áʹÈËÃǸüºÃµØÁ˽âÊÀ½çµØ¸÷¸ö·½Ã棬¸øÈËÃÇ´øÀ´Ò»¸öÈËÈËÊܵ½×ðÖØ£¬²»Í¬¹ÛÄîµÃµ½°üÈݵØδÀ´ÊÀ½ç¡£
(1) on all sides(=on every side) ÔÚ¸÷·½Ã棬ËÄÃæ°Ë·½
e.g. They were trapped with enemies on all sides.ËûÃÇËÄÃæ³þ¸è¡£
The enemy were attacking on all sides.µÐÈË´ÓËÄÃæ°Ë·½·¢Æð½ø¹¥¡£
(4) tolerate v.t. ÈÝÈÌ£¬ÈÌÊÜ£¬ÔÊÐí
e.g. I can¡¯t tolerate that loud music / that kind of behavior.ÎÒÎÞ·¨ÈÌÊÜÄÇôÏìµÄÒôÀÖ/ÄÇÖÖÐо¶¡£
Cheating on exams cant¡¯ be tolerated. ¿¼ÊÔ×÷±×ÊDz»ÄÜÈÝÈ̵ġ£
11. I would not believe it, but I might check other sources and maybe change my mind.
change one¡¯s mind¸Ä±äÖ÷Òâ
e.g. Since getting to know him better, I have changed my mind about him.¸üÉîÈëµØÁ˽âÒÔºó£¬ÎҸıäÁËÎÒ¶ÔËûµØ¿´·¨¡£
[Ïà¹Ø¶ÌÓï] bear / keep in mind ¼Çס call/bring to mind ʹÈËÏëÆð out of one¡¯s mind ¾«Éñ´íÂÒ£¬·¢¿ñ never mind ²»Òª½ô£¬Ã»¹Øϵ have sth. in mind ¼ÇµÃijÊ£¬ÏëÆðijÊÂ
12.Famous people are often asked for their opinions on current affairs.ÃûÈ˾­³£½ÓÊܲɷᢱ»Îʼ°¶Ôʱʵؿ´·¨
current affairs µ±Ç°µÄʼþ£»Ê±ÊÂ
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current adj. ´Ë¿ÌµÄ£¬ÏÖʱµÄ£¬µ±Ç°µÄ
e.g. current fashionsʱװ current eventsʱÊÂ
Step 4 Discussion
Now you must have known about reporters and newspapers better. So let¡¯s have a discussion. Look at the questios3 and 4 on page12, and work in pairs to talk about them..Then I¡¯ll ask some of you to report. (encourage Ss to express their own opinion)
Homework:
1. Read the text.
2. Try to remember what have been taught above.
3. Work Book p89-90
The design of the writing on the Bb:
Unit 2 New Media
Language points (step3)
Record after teaching:
Period 5 Language Study & Grammar
Teaching Aims:
1. Review the words learned in Reading.
2. Grammar Study: The Past Participle used as Attribute and Predicative
Teaching Important Points:
How to guess the missing verbs and use them correctly according to the given sentences.
Help Ss master the Past Participle as Attribute and Predicative.
Teaching Difficult Points:
How to use the Past Participle correctly.
Teaching Methods:
Practising to finish each task in Word Study and Grammar.
Teaching Aids: a computer, a recorder, the Bb
Teaching Procedures:
Step 1 Greet the whole class as usual.
Step 2 check homework
Step 3 word study do exercise 1 on page 13
Step 4GrammarÓï·¨ÏêÊÍ(computer)
The Past Participle used as Attribute and Predicative¹ýÈ¥·Ö´Ê×÷¶¨ÓïºÍ±íÓï
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a broken heartÒ»¿ÅÆÆËéµÄÐÄ a lost dogÉ¥¼Ò֮Ȯ a risen sunÒÑÉýÆðµÄÌ«Ñô
an organized tripÓÐ×éÖ¯µÄÂÃÐÐ a broken glass±»´òÆƵIJ£Á§±­
a trip organized by the leagueÓɹ²ÇàÍÅ×éÖ¯µÄÂÃÐÐ
a glass broken by the boy±»Õâ¸öÄк¢´òÆƵIJ£Á§±­
The excited people rushed out of the building.
They found a damaged car at the gate of the park.
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The letter posted yesterday will soon reach him.ËûºÜ¿ì¾ÍÄÜÊÕµ½×òÌì¼Ä³öµÄÐÅÁË¡£
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The stolen bike belongs to Jack.±»ÍµµÄ×ÔÐгµÊǽܿ˵ġ£
 The bike which had been stolen belongs to Jack.
The lecture given by Professor Zhang is about environment protection.ÕŽÌÊÚËù×öµÄ±¨¸æÊǹØÓÚ»·¾³±£»¤µÄ¡£
The lecture which was given by Professor Zhang is about the environment protection.
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She looked disappointed.Ëý¿´ÉÏȥͦʧÍû¡£
He seemed quite delighted at the good news.Ìýµ½Õâ¸öºÃÏûÏ¢£¬ËûËƺõºÜ¿ªÐÄ¡£
(2) ³£¼û×÷±íÓïµÄ¹ýÈ¥·Ö´ÊÓУºupset, disappointed, drunk, amused, frightened, married, excited, experienced, interested, confused, pleased, puzzled, satisfied, tired, worriedµÈ¡£
(3) ÓÐЩ¹ýÈ¥·Ö´Ê×÷±íÓïʱ£¬¹¹³ÉµÄνÓïºÜ½Ó½ü±»¶¯½á¹¹¡£
Everything is settled down.Ò»Çж¼½â¾öÁË¡£
Thank heavens! The boy is saved.лÌìлµØ£¬º¢×ӵþÈÁË¡£
The town is surrounded on three sides by mountains.Õâ×ùСÕòÈýÃ滷ɽ¡£
Do exercises 1, 2, 3 on page 14
Step 5 Language Points:
1. Nine out of ten women who were interviewed about the product said they liked it.
nine out of ten(=nine in ten)ʮ֮°Ë¾Å£¬°Ù·ÖÖ®¾ÅÊ®
e.g. Nine out of ten people will not agree with you.
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Four out of the ten children there can go to school.ÔÚÄÇÀïÊ®¸öº¢×ÓÖÐÖ»ÓÐËĸö¿ÉÒÔÉÏѧ¡£
2. And I like the way the fans look up to them.
look up to×ð¾´£¬¾´Ñö£¨·´Ò壺look down onÇáÊÓ£¬¿´²»Æð£©
e.g. The young should look up to the old.ÄêÇáÈËÓ¦¸Ã×ð¾´ÀÏÈË¡£
3. Americans will fall in love with this game too.
fall in love with°®ÉÏ£¨±íʾ¶¯×÷£¬²»ÑÓÐø£©
e.g. I fell in love with her at first sight.ÎÒ¶ÔËýÒ»¼ûÖÓÇé¡£
She fell in love with the house as soon as she saw it.
[±È½Ï] be in love (with) Ïà°®£¬Ï²»¶£¨±íʾÑÓÐø״̬£©
e.g. If you¡¯re really in love with art, you don¡¯t mind hard work.
Homework:
Try to remember what have been taught above.
Do exercises 4, 5 on page 13, and exercises 1, 2, 3 on page 91
The design of the writing on the Bb:
Unit 2 New Media
Language points (step 5)
Record after teaching:
Period 6 Integrating Skills
Teaching Aims:
1. Learn and master the following : arm, disappoint, etc
2.Train the students' integrating skills.
3. Learn about the five basic elements in a news report
Teaching Important Points:
Train the students' integrating skills.
Teaching Difficult Points:
How to inprove the students' integrating skills.
Teaching Methods:
Asking-and-answering activity to check Ss¡¯understanding of the two reports.
Teaching Aids: the Bb
Teaching Procedures:
Step 1 Greet the whole class as usual.
Step 2 check homework
Step 3 Reading and speaking
Now please read the two reports on page 15 carefully and compare them. Then discuss the questions in part 1 and part 2.(give SS enough time to do it, and let them express their ideas freely.)
Five basic elements in a news report: when, where, who, what and why.
Step 4 Language Points:
1. Brave and strong, the activists talked to workers outside the factory¡­
brave and strongÊÇÐÎÈÝ´Ê×÷×´ÓÐÎÈÝ´Ê»òÐÎÈݴʶÌÓï×÷×´Óͨ³£ËµÃ÷Ö÷ÓïÐÐΪµÄÔ­Òò¡¢·½Ê½¡¢°éËæ×´¿öµÈ¡£
e.g. Cold and hungry, he decided to stop and have a rest. £¨±íÔ­Òò£©ÓÖÀäÓÖ¶ö£¬Ëû¾ö¶¨Í£ÏÂÀ´ÐÝÏ¢Ò»»á¶ù¡£
Ripe, the oranges taste sweet.£¨±í·½Ê½£©ÕâЩéÙ×ÓÊìÁË£¬Î¶µÀÌðÃÀ¡£
2. The peaceful meeting ended when the company sent out a group of angry men armed with sticks to fight with the citizens.
arm v.t. Îä×°£¬ÓÃÎäÆ÷×°±¸
e.g. The robber was armed.ÄǸöÇ¿µÁÓÐÎäÆ÷¡£
The soldiers were armed to teeth.Ê¿±øÃÇÎä×°µ½ÑÀ³Ý
3. I¡¯m sure they won¡¯t feel disappointed.
disappoint v.t. ʹʧÍû disappointing adj. ÁîÈËʧÍûµÄ disappointed adj. ʧÍûµÄ
e.g. The book disappointed me.Õâ±¾ÊéÁîÎÒʧÍû¡£
The news was really disappointing.ÄǸöÏûÏ¢ÕæÁîÈ˸е½Ê§Íû¡£
Are you very disappointed about losing the game?ÄãÊDz»ÊÇÒòΪ±ÈÈüÊäÁ˶ø¸Ðµ½ºÜʧÍû?
Homework:
Try to remember what have been taughtin this period.
Review this unit.
The design of the writing on the Bb:
Unit 2 New Media
Language points (step4)
Record after teaching:
Period 7 Review and Exercises.
Unit 3 Art and architecture
Period 1£ºWarming up & Listening
Teaching Aims:
1 Improve the students¡¯ listening ability.
2.Improve the students¡¯ speaking ability.
3.Learn and master some useful words and expressions.
Important and difficult points:
1. How to help students to improve their listening ability.
2. How to help students to learn to express preferences.
Teaching Methods:
1. Discussion
2. Individual or pair work
Step 1. Greetings and warming-up
Greet the students as usual.
Ask the Ss to talk about their hometown and their houses.
Qs: where are you from, a city or a small town?
Can you describe the buildings in your hometown?
What kind of buildings do you live in, a traditional house or an apartment?
Show students two pictures, a tall building and a traditional yard
T: what can you see in the two pictures?
What is the difference between them?
(When the Ss describe the pictures, remind the students to think about the differences in the two pictures. The students may have different opinions. Encourage them to think out reasons as many as possible. They may have a discussion.)
Suggested answers:
Block of flats Traditional house
Modern.
Convenient.
The rooms are big.
Every flat has a toilet and bathroom.
Not much contact with their neighbors.
People often feel lonely.
Flat roof.
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Old-style.
The rooms are small.
Sometimes no toilet or bathroom.
Life is much more interesting. Neighbors get on well with each other. People can grow flowers in the yard.
The roof is sloping.
¡­
In which house would you prefer to live? Why?
S: I like living in ¡­.because¡­.
I prefer living¡­
I¡¯d rather live¡­
The students should tell others their reasons to support their choices. For example, living in the small house makes me feel warm. I like making friends with my neighbors. It looks like a big family. Encourage them to express their ideas freely.
T: Buildings in the different places are different. So what words and phrases do you think will be useful when you want to talk about art and architecture?
Show the students some different kinds of houses, and ask them to describe them.
Collect their answers.( appearance: high, low, great, The palaces were large and beautiful, and they often looked like something out of a fairy tale.£»materials: brick, stone, steel ,glass, wood¡­)
T: If you were free to design your own dream house, what would that house look like? What materials would you use? Explain why you made certain choices about your dream house?
Architect: one who designs the construction of buildings or other large structures.
Give the students enough time to discuss the question. Collect their answers.
Step 3 :Pre-listening
T: You have already designed your own dream house; it is time to buy some furniture. What kind of furniture will you buy? And why do you prefer them?
Have a short discussion in pairs. You can introduce names of furniture, such as heater, air-conditioner and so on.
Step 4. Listening.
Books open, Page 18, listening part. It is a talk between a young married couple, Danny and Amy and a shop assistant.. They want to buy some furniture for their new house. Ask the students to go though the exercises and make sure what to do.
Play the tape twice for the students to listen and finish the exercises by themselves. They may check the answers in pairs.
Then play it a third time for the students to check their answers. Check them with the whole class in the end.
Step 5.Homework
Find out about the history of art and architecture, names of artists and architects, famous buildings and works of art in the world as much as possible. Share the ideas with others.
Period 2 Speaking
Teaching aims:
1. To learn how to express one¡¯s preferences.
2. To teach students how to describe a house.
Suggestions for teaching:
1. Important and difficult points:
(1) To find the proper words to describe a house.
(2) To express one¡¯s own preferences in different ways.
2. Suggested teaching methods:
Books open, page 18. Ask the students to listen to the sample dialogue and follow the tape. Study the useful expressions. Remind them to learn the structure how to express their preferences.
Practice. Ask them to look at the pictures and choose the item they prefer. Try to explain the reasons.
Task one and task two: One is to talk about traditional and classical furniture. And the second task is choosing a picture to decorate their room.
T: In your dream houses, are there any chairs?
(Show some chairs) which one do you like? Why?
When they answer the question, encourage them to use expressions in the following table. A moment later, ask them to act out their own dialogue.
Useful expressions:
I¡¯d rather¡­..
I¡¯m much more interested in¡­¡­.
In my opinion¡­¡­
I really prefer¡­¡­
I wouldn¡¯t feel happy if¡­¡­
I¡¯m not very excited about ¡­¡­..
If you ask me, then¡­..
I prefer something that¡­¡­.
I like seeing something¡­¡­
What I like is ¡­¡­
I can¡¯t stand¡­¡­
Sample dialogue:
A: which do you like better, classical chairs or modern chairs?
B: I prefer modern chairs.
A: Why?
B: In my opinion, modern chairs are lighter and more colorful. They are comfortable.
A:¡­
Task three: Discussion (group work)
Here are some things that are important to some people when they choose a place to live. Try to get the students to discuss in groups, which of the following ideas are the most important. Students can add some other elements to the list when they discuss.
(1) close to work
(2) close to public transportation
(3) attractive building
(4) modern kitchen and bathroom
(5) reasonable rent or purchase price
(6) available parking
(7) plenty of space
(8) close to shopping
This discussion is close to students¡¯ daily life, so teacher can make use of it to make them understand architecture better.
Homework:
. Decorate your bedroom and classroom. And talk about your decoration.
Period 3 Reading
Teaching aims:
1. To learn something about art and architecture.
2. To give students profiles of some famous artists and architecture.
Important and difficult points:
To get students to understand the Past Participle used as Object Complement.
Step I. Lead ¨Cin:
Step II. Pre-reading:
Do you think the text will be about the following topics?
1.The text is about classical Chinese architecture. ( )
2.Some modern architecture takes examples from nature. ( )
3.The text is about parks and gardens. ( )
Step III. Reading:Scanning:
Part1( ) A.The differences between traditional.. and modern..,and why ancient architecture had many beautiful buildings
Part2( ) B. Every great culture in the past had its own ideas expressed in art and architecture
Part3( ) C. Examples of famous architects and great buildings that take examples from nature.
Part4( ) D. How and when modernism came into being?Careful reading:
1. Answer the following questions:
1.Why did a group of architects invent modernism?
2.What are the materials of modern architecture? And how about the traditional architecture?
3.What do the modern buildings look like?
4.Who are the two architects mentioned in the text? What inspired them?
5.Where were Antonio Gaodi¡¯s works structured?
6.What is the outstanding feature of Gaodi¡¯s works according to the passage?
Balconies look like _________.
Walls seem to be covered with the _____
of a _____.
The roof looks like the ____ of a _______.
Other parts look like ________.
7.What does the 2008 Olympic Stadium in Beijing look like?
2. Multiple-choice:
1.Which of the following belongs to modern architecture?
A.Taihe Dian
B.The Temple of Heaven
C.The Opera House is Sydney
D.The great European Cathedrals
2.From this passage we can infer that _____.
A.The writer prefers ancient buildings to modern ones.
B.The writer prefers traditional materials to modern ones.
C.The writer doesn¡¯t like modern architects at all.
D.The writer prefers buildings that look natural to ones that look unnatural.
3.Which of the following best expresses the main idea of this passage?
A.Ancient architecture is popular.
B.Modern architecture is popular.
C.Ancient buildings look more beautiful than modern ones.
D.Different times, different styles of architecture.
3. True or false:
1.To many people modern architecture equals progress.( )
2.Many people find modern buildings unfriendly and ugly.( )
3.Modern architecture stands closer to nature than ancient architecture.( )
4.Gaudi was a Spanish ancient architect.( )
5.There are a few sharp corners and straight lines in Gaudi¡¯s designs.( )6.Gaudi only used natural materials, such as stone, brick and wood.( )
7.Opera House in Sydney makes many people think of seashells.( )
8.The 2008 Olympic Stadium in Beijing will be made of stones and bricks.( )
4. Compare ancient architecture with modern architecture according to the passage.

Step IV. Post-reading
Discussion:
Suppose our school needs a new teaching building, now give you a chance to be an architect. Try to use your imagination to design it. And you should tell us why you want to do so.
Step V. Homework:
After class you should read the text more to understand it better and try to retell it.

Period 4 Language points
Teaching aims:
1 To learn the useful words, expressions and sentences in the reading.
2.To enable students to use these language points in both spoken and written English.
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