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新世纪高职高专英语第一册教案1Unit3
新世纪高职高专英语第一册教1-Unit--(3)
案.
Unit3Friendship
TEACHINGOBJECTIVES:
1.Masterthekeywordsandstructures;
widerofandtheimportanceofGettoknowthenewdefinitionfriends2.
socialcirclesinourlifeandcareer;
theskillsincludingspeakingstudents'listeningand3.Developthe
knowledgeofphonetics(CentralVowels);
4.Mastertherulesrelatedtoword-building;
5.Learnhowtowritee-mail.
4periods/weekTEACHINGTIME:
IMPORTANTPOINTS:
1.Vocabulary
2.Someusefulexpressions
3.Studydialoguesandpractice
4.Centralvowels
5.Wordbuilding(prefix+stem+suffix)
DIFFICULTPOINTS:
1.Textunderstanding
2.WordUsage
3.Practicalwriting.
TEACHINGAIDS:
Blackboard,chalks,tape-recorder,CD
TEACHINGAPPROACHES:
TaskBasedLanguageTeaching,Communicative
TeachingMethod
TEACHINGPROCEDURE:
I.LeadIn
1.Warmupactivities
Greetings(T-Ss;Ss-Ss)
)1.
A.Goodmorning/afternoon/evening.
2)Question-discussing
A.Whatdoyouthinkisthefriendship?
Whatkindofpersonisregardedas
afriend?
2.Backgroundinformation
1)friendalholism(交友狂症)
Awordcoinedfromfriendwiththesecondelementfrom“alcoholic”andthe
thirdelement“-ism”,meaningadoctrine,theoryorpracticeofhavingtoomany
friends.
2)SocialNetwork
Socialnetworkisasocialstructuremadeofindividuals(ororganizations)
called“nodes,”whicharetied(connected)byoneormorespecifictypesof
interdependency,suchasfriendship,kinship,commoninterest,financial
exchange,dislike,sexualrelationships,etc.
3)Facebook
Facebookisasocialnetworkingwebsitethatisoperatedandprivately
ownedbyFacebook,Inc.SinceSeptember2006,anyoneovertheageof13witha
valide-mailaddresscanbecomeaFacebookuser.Facebook'stargetaudienceis
moreforadultsthanyouths.Userscanaddfriendsandsendthemmessages,and
updatetheirpersonalprofilestonotifyfriendsaboutthemselves.Additionally,
userscanjoinnetworksorganizedbyworkplace,school,orcollege.Thewebsite's
namestemsfromthecolloquialnameofbooksgiventostudentsatthestartof
theacademicyearbyuniversityadministrationsintheUSwiththeintentionof
helpingstudentstogettoknoweachotherbetter.
4)Twitter
Twitterisasocialnetworkingandmicrobloggingservicethatenablesits
userstosendandreadmessagesknownastweets.Tweetsaretext-basedpostsof
upto140charactersdisplayedontheauthor'sprofilepageanddeliveredtothe
author'ssubscriberswhoareknownasfollowers.Senderscanrestrictdeliveryto
thoseintheircircleoffriendsor,bydefault,allowopenaccess.Sincelate2009,
userscanfollowlistsofauthorsinsteadoffollowingindividualauthors.Allusers
cansendandreceivetweetsviatheTwitterwebsite,ShortMessageService
(SMS),orexternalapplications(notablyincludingthosedevelopedfor
smartphones).Whiletheserviceitselfcostsnothingtouse,accessingitthrough
SMSmayincurphoneserviceproviderfees.Thewebsitecurrentlyhasmore
than100millionusersworldwide.
Sinceitscreationin2006byJackDorsey,Twitterhasgainednotabilityand
popularityworldwide.Itissometimesdescribedas“SMSoftheInternet.”The
useofTwitter'sapplicationprogramminginterfaceforsendingandreceiving
textmessagesbyotherapplicationsofteneclipsesdirectuseofTwitter.
II.Readingofthetext
1.Globalreading
QuestionsandAnswers
Directions:
Skimtheparagraphsforanswerstothefollowingquestions.
Paragraph1:
Question:
Accordingtotheparagraph,whatcanhelpyoumakeafortuneinthe
future?
Answer:
Goodeducationandfriends.
Paragraph2:
Question:
Accordingtothisparagraph,whataretheimportantfactorsfor
success?
Answer:
Socialskills,networking,talentandhardworkareallimportant
factors.
Paragraph3:
Question:
Whatdoestheword“friendalholism”mean?
Answer:
Itmeansyoungpeoplearefondofmakingtoomanyfriends.
Paragraph4~5:
Question:
Shouldafriendnecessarilybeafriendyouknowpersonally?
Answer:
No,thefriendofafriendofsomeotherFacebookfriendyoudon't
knowcouldalsobeyourfriend.
Paragraph6~7:
Question:
What'sMeghanDaum'sunderstandingofafriend?
Answer:
Shethinksafriendshouldbeanactualpersonwithwhomshehasan
actualhistoryandwhomsheenjoysactuallyseeing.
Paragraph8~9:
Question:
What'sthefriendaholic'sideaoffriends?
Answer:
Theythinkhavingonerealfriendisnotasfunashavingthousandsof
Internetfriends.
2.Detailedreading
Languagepointsandtheparaphrasesofdifficultsentences:
1.essay:
n.apieceofshortwritingononesubject文章
e.g.Studentsmustwriteagraduationessayinordertogetadiploma.
2.fortune:
n.
1)fate;chance运气
e