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新世纪大学英语Iunit4教案

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BookOne

UnitFour:

GrowingUP

PartIGetStarted

SectionADiscussion

▇Sitingroupsofthreesorfoursanddiscussthefollowingquestions.

1.Howdidyoufeelaboutyourparentswhenyouwereachild?

Didyourattitudetowardsthemchangewhenyougrewintoateenager?

Explainthechange,ifany.

2.Whatisthegreatestdifficultyyouhaveencounteredintheprocessofgrowingup?

3.“Onlyadolescentswilllikeadolescents.”Whatdoyouthinkthisstatementmeans?

Whydoyouthinkpeoplesaythis?

Doyouagree?

▇Answersforreference:

1.Open.

2.Open.

3.Thestatementmeansthatadolescentsaregenerallyagroupofrebelliousyoungpeople,sothatmostadultswillfrownontheirbehaviouranddislikethem.Onlythosewhoareinthesameboat（whoarealsoadolescents）willunderstandtheirbehaviourandwaysofthinking.Peopleoftenquotethisstatementbecausetheygenerallyhaveanegativeviewofthestrange/extraordinarybehaviourofteenagers.Anyway,differentpeopleholddifferentviewtowardsthisstatement.

SectionBQuotes

▇Studythefollowingquotesaboutgrowingup.Doyouagreewitheachofthem?

Givereasonstosupportyourview.

AbrahamLincoln

⊙Youhavetodoyourowngrowingnomatterhowtallyourgrandfatherwas.

—AbrahamLincoln

Interpretation:

Bythisquote,AbrahamLincolnmeansthatnomatterhowgreatorfamousorrichyourgrandfatheris,youhavetogrowuponyourown.

AboutAbrahamLincoln（1809–1865）:

AbrahamLincolnwasaUSpoliticianintheRepublicanPartywhowasthePresidentoftheUSfrom1861to1865.HewonpoliticalsupportintheNorthernUSstatesbecauseofhisspeechesagainstslavery,butthismadehimunpopularintheSouthernstates,whereslavesdidmostofthefarmwork.TheAmericanCivilWarstartedsoonafterhebecamePresident,whentheSouthernstatesdecidedtoleavetheUS.In1863,heannouncedtheEmancipationProclamation,bywhichallslavesintheUSbecamefreepeople.HealsogaveafamousspeechknownastheGettysburgAddressin1863.Afewdaysafterthewarended,hewasshotandkilledinatheaterbyanactorcalledJohnWilkesBooth.LincolnisconsideredtobeoneofthemostimportantUSpresidents.Duringhislifetime,hewassometimescalled‘HonestAbe’becauseeveryoneadmiredhishonesty.HispictureappearsontheUSfive-dollarbillandontheone-centcoin.

MarkTwain

⊙WhenIwasaboyoffourteen,myfatherwassoignorantIcouldhardlystandtohavetheoldmanaround.ButwhenIgottobetwenty-one,Iwasastonishedathowmuchtheoldmanhadlearnedinsevenyears.

—MarkTwain

Interpretation:

WhenMarkTwainwasateenager,hefeltthathisfatherknewnothingandhehatedtoseehisfatheraroundathomewithhim.However,whenheturned21,hecametorealizethathisfatherreallyknewalot.MarkTwainputsithumorouslyherebysayingthathisfatherhadlearnedalotinthosesevenyears.Actuallyitwashimwhohadgraduallychangedhisattitudetowardshisfather.

AldenNowlan

⊙Thedaythechildrealizesthatalladultsareimperfect,hebecomesanadolescent;thedayheforgivesthem,hebecomesanadult;thedayheforgiveshimself,hebecomeswise.

—AldenNowlan

Interpretation:

Thequotemeansthatwhenachildgrowsintoateenager,heislikelytofindfaultwithadultsandseemoreoftheirflaws.Whenhelearnstoforgivetheflawsanderrorsofadults,hehimselfhasgrownup.Whenhelearnstoforgivehisownerrorsandflaws,heisconsideredwise.

AboutAldenNowlan（1933-1983）:

AldenNowlanwasaCanadianpoet,primarilyself-educated;workedasanewspaperman;andpublishedpoetry,plays,shortstories,andnovels;famousforhispoetrycollectionBread,WineandSalt,ADarknessintheEarth,IMightNotTellEverybodyThis,andPoems,etc.

SectionCWatchingandDiscussion

▇Watchthefollowingvideoclip“RebelWithoutACause”anddothetasksthatfollow:

RebelWithoutaCauseisa1955Americandramafilmaboutconfusedsuburban,middle-classteenagers.In1990,itwasaddedtothepreservedfilmsoftheUnitedStatesLibraryofCongress’sNationalFilmRegistryasbeingdeemed“culturally,historically,andaestheticallysignificant.”

插入视频片段：

“YouAreTearingMeApart.wmv”

1.Pleasedecidewhethereachofthefollowingstatementsistrue（T）orfalse（F）basedontheinformationinthevideoclip.

（T）Jim’sfathercouldn’tunderstandwhyJimwassorebellious.

（F）Jimwasverydrunkbecausehisfatherwouldn’tbuyhimacar.

（F）Jim’sfatherwasunhappythatJimslammedthedoor.

（T）Thefatherthoughtthattheygavethesonenoughloveandaffection.

（T）TheparentstreatedJimasifhewasstillakid.

（F）Theparentssharedthesameopinionabouteducatingtheirson.

（T）Jimcouldn’tbearthefightingofhisparents.

2.Doyoufindthiskindofscenestypical/familiarinafamilywithateenager?

WhatdoyouthinkaretheproblemsofJim’sfamily?

Doyouthinkthereisasolutiontoteenagerebelling?

Answersforreference:

Open.

Script：

FATHER:

Gotanythingtosayforyourself?

Notinterested,huh?

MOTHER:

Can’tyouanswer?

What’sthematterwithyouanyhow?

FATHER:

He'sjustloaded,honey.

MOTHER:

IwastalkingtoJim.

FATHER（toRAY）:

WhatIdid…Icouldjustexplain.Yousee,wejustmovedhere,y’understand?

Andthekidhasn’tgotanyfriendsand…

JIM:

Tellhimwhywemovedhere?

FATHER:

Willyouholdit,Jim?

JIM:

Tellhimwhywemovedhere.

FATHER:

Willyouholdit?

JIM:

Youcan’tprotectme.

FATHER（toJIM）:

YoumindifItry?

Youhavetoslamthedoorinmyface?

（toRAY）:

Itrytogettohim…whathappens?

（toJIM）:

Don'tIbuyyoueverythingyouwant?

Abicycle.Yougetabicycle.Acar…

JIM:

Youbuymemanythings.Heboughtmemanythings.

FATHER:

No,no.Wearenotjustbuyingthings!

Wegiveyouloveandaffection,don’twe?

Thenwhatisit?

Wasitbecausewewenttothatparty?

Willyouknowwhatkindofdrunkenbrawlsthosepartiesturnedinto?

It’snotaplaceforkids.

MOTHER:

Aminuteagoyousaidyoudidn’tcareifhedrinks.

GRANDMA:

Hesaidalittledrink.

JIM:

You’retearingmeapart!

MOTHER:

What?

JIM:

You.Yousayonething.Hesaysanother.Andeverybodychangesbackagain.

MOTHER:

Thenfindawaytobehave.

GRANDMA:

Oh,youknowwhotakesthat…

PartIIListenandRespond

SectionAWordBank

teenagern.青少年

adultn.afullygrownpersonoranimal,esp.apersonoveranagestatedbylaw,usu.18or21成（年）人

conflictn.astateofdisagreementandargumentbetweenpeople冲突;抵触;争论

generationgapthedifferenceinideas,feelings,andinterestsbetweenolderandyoungerpeople,esp.consideredascausinglackofunderstanding代沟，两代人之间的隔阂

implieda.notstatedexplicitlyorclearly隐含的

statementn.sth.thatisstated;awrittenorspokendeclaration,esp.ofaformalkind（尤指正式的）陈述；声明

teenagea.of,for,orbeingateenager青少年的，少男少女的

trashn.rubbish垃圾

solvevt.解释，解决，解答

issuen.问题，议题；争论点

overcomev.（overcame,overcome）fightsuccessfully（against）;defeat征服，战胜

SectionBTaskOne:

FocusingontheMainIdeas

▇Pleaseturntopage95.Choosethebestanswertocompleteeachofthefollowingsentencesaccordingtotheinformationcontainedinthelisteningpassage.

1.Thistalkismainlyabout________.

A）whyteenagersrefusetolistentotheirparents

B）whatthelargerproblemsintheparent-teenagerrelationshipare

C）whatneedstobedonetoimprovetheparent-teenagerrelationship

D）whatcausesthecommunicationproblembetweenteenagersandtheirparents

2.Thespeakersaysthatdifficultyincommunicationbetweenteenagersandtheirparentsismainlycausedby________.

A）generationgap

B）misunderstanding

C）lackofcommunication

D）differentstylesofthinking

3.The“takingoutthetrash”incidentisagoodexampletoshowthat________.

A）teenagersshouldcommunicatemorewiththeirmothers

B）teenagersusuallyrefusetohelptheirmotherswithhousechores

C）teenagersoftenmisstheimpliedmessageintheirmother’sinstruction

D）teenagersareusuallyunwillingtofollowtheirmother’sinstructions

4.Thespeakerbelievesthat________.

A）the“takingoutthetrash”incidentisanexceptionalcase

B）unhappinesscausedbysmallincidentsathomecancauselargerproblems

C）misunderstandingbetweenparentsandtheirchildreniseasytobesolved

D）itcanbeaseriouscauseofconcernifmiscommunicationoccursinbiggerissues

▇Key:

1.D2.C3.C4.D

SectionCTaskTwo:

ZoomingInontheDetails

Listentotherecordingagainandfillineachoftheblanksaccordingtowhatyouhaveheard.

Teenagersandtheirparentsmayoftenhavedifficultiescommunicatingwitheachother.Teenagersoftenthinkadults___________________________

（1）.However,adultsoftenthinkteenagersjust_________________________________

（2）theysay.Somepeoplemayfeelthattheconflictbetweenparentsandteenagersiscausedbythe____________________（3）.Thespeakerbelievesthatitliesmostlyinimpliedstatementsthatarenot___________________________（4）betweenateenagechildandaparent.Inthe“takingoutthetrash”example,themotherfeelsthattheteenager________________________（5）,buttheteenagerjustdoesn’t.Thistypeofconversationtakesplacearoundourhomeeveryday.Theycause__________________（6）butaretotallynormal,andcanusuallybesolvedquitesoon.Whenthistypeof“lackofcommunication”__________________（7）thebiggerissuesofteenagers,largerproblemscanbecaused.Itismoredifficultto____________________（8）andittakestheeffortsfrombothparentsandteenagers________________________________（9）.

▇Answersforreference:

Teenagersandtheirparentsmayoftenhavedifficultie