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体验第二册第四单元教案设计
教案
ExperiencingEnglish
大学体验英语综合教程第三版第二册
大学外语教学部
课程名称
CollegeEnglishII
授课对象
2013级本科各专业
授课内容
Unit4CalamitiesandRescues
课堂类型
讲授
教学目的
Learnthenewwordsandphrases;
Helpstudentsmasterthemainideaofthepassage;
Solvetheproblemsofsomedifficultwordsandexpressions.
教学重点
Masteryandunderstandingofsomedifficultwordsandexpressions.
教学方法
Student-orientedcommunicativeteaching;
Freediscussionandinteraction.
教学过程
1.Warm-upactivities
2.Understandingthetext
(Askthestudentssomequestionsrelatedtothetext.)
3.Detailedstudiesofthetext
4.Grammarandexercises
5.Writingskillsintroduction
辅助手段
Multimediasoftwareblackboard
作业
1.Writeashortpassagewiththetitle“HolidayInsurance”;
2.Exercisesandafter-classreading.
课外
阅读
书目
1.J. D. SalingerThe Catcher in the Rye
2.Joseph HellerCatch-22
教学内容
PassageADeathofaDream
I.Warm-upactivities
Step1:
StudentsareprovidedwithchancestopracticetheirspokenEnglishbydeliveringaspeechaloneorcooperatingwithhispartner.
Step2:
Questionsandanswers
1.Doyouoftentravelbyair?
Doyouenjoyit?
Explain.
2.Itissaidthattravelingbyairissaferthananyotherformoftransportation.Doyouagree?
3.Howdoyoufeelwhenyouhearof,orreadabout,anairdisaster?
II.Understandingthetext
1.Analyzethestructureofthepassage.
2.IntroducethemainideaofthePassageA.Explainandillustratetheculturalbackgroundandlanguagepointsinthetext.
3.Guidestudentstothecorrectuseofthewords,expressionsinthetextbydoingtherelatedexercises.
4.Leaddiscussionsamongstudentsoncalamities.
III.Detailedstudiesofthetext
1.championshipn.
—acompetitionheldtodeterminethechampion;positionofachampion
Examples
•AnAmericanteamwonthepairschampionships.
•Theywonthemen’sandwomen’ssingleschampionshipsrespectively.
2.beamv.
—smilebrightlyandhappily
Examples
•Heisbeamingwithdelight.
•Hebeamedinside.
3.dazzlingadj.
—showingskill,qualitiesorbeauty
Examples
•Shegavehimadazzlingsmile.
•Shehasadazzlingdiamond.
4.seniorn.
—olderinyears;higherinrank,authority,etc.
Examples
•Mr.Grayisaseniorofficerinthisbank.
•Heistooseniortotryforayoungman’sjob.
5.boundadj.
—readytostart,havingstarted(for)
Examples
•TheywereontheNewYorkexpress,boundforMaine.
•ThatshipisboundforSouthAmerica.
6.distressn.
—astateofdangerorgreatdifficulty
Examples
•Ifthestormcontinuesonthemountain,theclimberwillbeindistressbymorning.
•Thelifeboatwentouttorescueashipindistress.
7.signal
—n.somethingintendedtowarn,command,orgiveamessage
—v.sendasignalorsignalsto
Example
•Thegeneralsignaledtohisofficersfortheattacktobegin.
•Shewassignalingwildly,wavingherarms.
8.contactv.
—getintouchwithsomebody
Examples
•Ishallcontactyoubytelephone.
•ImustcontactmylawyerbeforeImakemyfinaldecisions.
9.lowerv.
—moveorletdowninheight
Examples
•Loweringthewindowshadewillkeepoutthesun.
•Hesatquitestill,withhisgazeloweredtothecarpet.
10.approach
—n.movementtowardsorneartosomething
—v.comenearornearer
Example
•Walksoftlyasyouapproachthebed.
•Isawafigureapproachingtowardsme.
11.collisionn.
—anaccidentinwhichtwoormorepeopleorvehicleshiteachotherwhilemovingindifferentdirections
Examples
•Thelinerisreportedtohavehadacollisionwithanoiltanker.
•Thetwocarswerebrokenintopiecesinthecollision.
12.inanycase
—whateverhappens
Examples
•Inanycase,Ishallreturninadayortwo.
•Inanycase,Iwouldinsistuponyourbeingpaid.
13.crash
—n.aviolentvehicleaccident
—v.fallorstrikesuddenly,violentlyandnoisily
Example
•Iheardthedinnertraycrashtothefloor.
•Standingonthebeach,Icouldhearthewavescrashingagainsttherocks.
14.rearv.
—raise;liftup
Examples
•Alionsuddenlyreareditsheadfromamongthetallgrass.
•Theskyscraperrearsabovetheneighboringbuildings.
15.explodev.
—burstorcausetoburstviolentlyandnoisily
Examples
•Theboilerexplodedandmanypeoplewereinjuredbythehotsteam.
•Hepumpedtheballuptoomuchanditexploded.
16.Thecrashsitewasasceneoftotaldestruction.
Key
Theplacewheretheplanecrashedwascompletelycoveredwithwreckage.
17.scatterv.
—separateorcausetoseparatewidely
Examples
•Aflockofbirdsscatteredwhentheshotwasfired.
•Thegovernmentscatteredthefactoriesinsteadofconcentratingtheminasinglearea.
18.Thecrashstunnedskatersandfigureskatingfansaroundtheglobe.
Key
Thecrashshockedfigureskatersandtheirfanseverywhereintheworld.
19.stunv.
—shockintohelplessness
Examples
•Hewasstunnedbytheunfairnessoftheirjudgment.
•Shewasstunnedbythenewsofherfather’sdeath.
20.combthrough
—searchsomethingthoroughly
Examples
•Thestudentsspentmanyhoursinthelibrary,combingthrougholdbookslookingforfactstheywanted.
•Hecombthroughthefilessearchingforevidenceoffraud.
PassageBWishfortheFreshmanYear
I.Warm-upactivities
Step1:
StudentsareprovidedwithchancestopracticetheirspokenEnglishbydeliveringaspeechaloneorcooperatewithhismate.
Step2:
Questionsandanswers
1.Talkaboutoneortwocalamitiesthathavehappenedaroundyouoryouhaveheardof.
2.Howshouldonereactwhenheorsheisinsomesortofemergency?
3.Howdoyouunderstandtheproverb“calamityisman’struetouchstone”?
II.Understandingthetext
1.Analyzethestructureofthepassage.
2.IntroducethemainideaofthePassageB.Explainandillustratetheculturalbackgroundandlanguagepointsinthetext.
3.Guidestudentstothecorrectuseofthewords,expressionsinthetextthroughdoingtherelatedexercises.
III.Detailedstudiesofthetext
1.unloadv.
—remove(aload)from(something)
Examples
•Theyunloadedthebooksfromthecar.
•Theplaneunloadedthepassengersattheterminal.
2.wanderv.
—moveaboutwithoutaimorpurpose
Examples
•AfterteaIwanderedaloneaboutthetown.
•Whatpeculiarpleasureitistowanderthroughastrangecity.
3.cclustern.
—anumberofthingsofthesamekindgrowingorbeingclosetogetherinagroup
Examples
•Manyflowersgrowinclusters.
•Hereandthereinthesuburbsarenewlybuilthousesinclusters.
4.putaway
—placesomethingtidily
Examples
•Theletterswereallputawayinnumberedfiles.
•Ifyouhavefinishedwiththosetools,Iwishyou’dputthemaway.
5.kneelv.
—godownorremainontheknee(s)
Examples
•Shekneltdowntopullaweedfromflower-bed.
•Hewentintothechurch,knelt(down)andbegantopray.
6.headfor
—movetoward
Examples
•—“Whereareyouheadingfor?
”
•—“I’mheadingforLondon.”
•It’snotclearhowmanyofthemwillbeheadingforShanghai.
7.Justoveraslightrisetothewest,a19-carfreighttrainslowlymadeitswayuptheincline.
Key
Ontheothersideofasmallhilltothewest,a19-carfreighttrainslowlyclimbeduptheslope.
8.slamv.
—push,movehurriedlyandwithgreatforce
Examples
•Heslammedthebookdownonthetableandangrilywalkedout.
•Sheslammedonthebrakesandthecarcametoastop.
9.steerv.
—directthecourseof(asashiporvehicle)
Examples
•Hesteeredthecarskillfullythroughthenarrowstreets.
•Hesteeredtheboatbetweentheislands.
10.screechn.
—aharsh,piercingsound
Examples
•Thegirl’sscreechesbroughtthepolice.
•Theforestseemedfullofmonkeys’screeches.
11.poundv.
—beatrepeatedly
Examples
•Withamadlypoundinghearthetookthestepsthreeatime.
•Hisheadpoundedfromtheheadache.
12.leapv.
—jumpover
Examples
•Whenthebussloweddownthemanleapedoff.
•Heleapedsixmetersinthebroadjump.
13.scoopv.
—takeuporout
Examples
•Hescoopedhisbooksoffthefloor.
•Shescoopedthebabyupinherarmsandranfromtheflame.
14.crushv.
—presswithgreatforcesoastobreak,hurt
Examples
•Don’tcrushthisbox;thereareflowersinside.
•Severalpeoplewerecrushedtodeathastheytriedtoescapefromtheburningtheater.
15.instantn.
—amomentoftime
Examples
•NotforaninstantdidIbelievehehadlied.
•Mr.Careyconsideredthequestionforaninstant.
16.giantadj.
—verylarge
Examples
•HeboughtgiantChristmastreeslastyear.
•Thegiantpacketgivesyoumoreforlessmoney.
IV.Grammarandexercises
1.SubjectClauses
Subjectclauses,whichareintroducedbythat,what,why,whether,who,which,howandsoon,aredependentclausesusedasasubjectinacomplexsentence.
Example:
Whatyouintendtodoisinteresting.
2.Youareareporterforyourschoolnewspaper.Yourassignmentistocoverthestrikebystudentworkersinthecafeteria.Youhavejustinterviewedthepresidentoftheuniversity.Belowareyournotes.Writetwocompletesentencesforeachnote.First,writeasentencewithasubjectclauseintroducedbythat.Next,writeasentencewithitinthesubjectposition.
V.Writingskillsintroduction
HolidayInsurance
Whenaholidayistobetakenabroad,itisawiseprecautiontoinsurenotonlyagainstlossofbaggageandotherpersonalpropertybutalsoagainstpersonalaccidentandillness.
Thecostsofmedicalandhospitalcarewhenonholidaymustbeborneprivatelyandcanbeveryhigh.Inreturnforasmallpremiummanyinsurancecompaniesnowprovidecoverageforthis.Travelagenciesareusuallywillingtomakethenecessaryarrangements.
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