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Module2TrafficJamPeriod1IntroductionReadingandVocabulary教学设计
Module2TrafficJam
BriefStatementsBasedonThisModule教学设计
Introduction
Thetopicinthismoduleis“TrafficJam”.Thissectionintroducestousthevocabularyofallkindsoftransportationanditincludesthreeactivities.Tobeginwith,theteachermayaskthestudentsafewquestions,suchas“Howdoyouusuallygettoschool?
”Oryoumaypresenttotheclassthepicturesofallkindsofmeansoftransportation.Theteachermaythenhaveabrainstormofmeansoftransportationintheclasswiththehelpofthepictures.Toactivatetheatmosphereoftheclassroom,theteachermayencouragethestudentstocompetewithoneanotherinspeakingoutthemeansoftransportationtheyarefamiliarwith.InActivity2,theteachermayencouragethestudentstocarryoutasurveyamongtheclassaboutwhatkindsoftransportationtheyuseintheirdailylife.ThestudentsmayusethequestionsinActivity3tomakeupadialogueaboutatrafficjam.Finally,theteachermayasksomegoodonestopresenttheirdialoguetotheclass.
ReadingandVocabulary
ThemainideaofthispassageisaboutGettingAroundinBeijing.Firsttheteachermayaskthestudentstoreadthetextquicklyandgraspthemainidea.Afterreadingit,thestudentsmayworkinpairsexchangingtheirideasonthequestion“Whomightfindtheinformationuseful?
”Theteachermaythenelicittheanswersfromthewholeclass.InActivity2thestudentsmaybeencouragedtoaskandanswerquestionsinpairstodeepentheirunderstandingofthetext.AsforActivity3theteachermaylistthenewwordsoraskthestudentstofindthenewwordsinthecourseofreading.Firstmakethestudentsguessfromthewholecontextthemeaningsofthesenewwords,andmakesomeexplanationsifnecessary,whichisofgreathelpindeepeningtheirimpressionofthenewwords.Thenthestudentsmaydotheexercisesontheirown.Iftheclassisgoodenough,thefollowingmethodsarebetter:
bookclosed,theteacherspeakoutthedefinitionsofsomenewwordsandthestudentsspeakoutthenewwords.Inthisway,notonlythestudents’listeningabilityistrained,butalsotheirmemorizationofthenewwordsisconsolidated.Timepermitting,someexercisesofconsolidationareneeded.Forexample,theteachertellsthestudentsasentencecontainingacertainnewwordandencouragethestudentstoretellandatthesametimepointoutthenewwordsinthesentence.
Besides,intheteachingofreading,theteachercanorganizedifferentreadingactivitiesaccordingtothecontentofthetextonpurposetotraintheabovereadingstrategiesandhelpthemdevelopgoodreadinghabitsfromtheverybeginning.
Function
Thefunctionofthismoduleis“givingadvice”.Firsttheteachermayaskthestudentstoreadthesentenceslistedandencouragethemtofindoutthesentencestructuresofexpressinggivingadvice.InActivity2theteachermayfirstpairthestudentstodiscusstheissue,andcomeupwithalist.Finallycallbacktheanswers.Ifseveralpairshavechosenthesamecity,trytoopenadiscussionaboutwhethertheythinktheadviceisgoodornot.Ifeveryonehaschosenthesamecity,youmaywishtomakeaboardlistoftheadviceanddiscussit.Toraisetheatmosphereofthewholeclassroom,youmayactastheroleofatouristanddividethestudentsintotwogroupsandmakethemactastheroleoftheguides.Theguidesgiveadvicetothetouristandtheguidewhoraisesmoreadvicewillbethewinner.
ListeningandSpeaking
Inthispartthestudents’listeningandspeakingabilitiesaretrained.Firsttheteachermayencouragethestudentstoreadthefourtopicsandtickthetopicstheythinktheywilltalkabout.Thisisactuallyapre-listeningactivity,whichcanstimulatethebackgroundinformationfromthestudents.Thenextstepistolistenandcheckwhethertheirpredictionsaretrue.InActivity2,therearefivepictures.Indealingwiththisparttheteacherhadbetterencouragethestudentstoaskandanswerquestionsaccordingtothepictures.Andthenthetapeisplayedforthestudentstochecktheiranswers.Activity3and4mayserveasaconsolidation.
Vocabulary
Somecompoundwordsusedtodescribeurbantransportationareintroducedinthissection.Itissuggestedthatmorecompoundwordsshouldbeintroduced.Theteachermayfirstlistthecompoundwordsandthenaskthestudentstoreadaloudthewordsafterhimselforherself.Tomakethestudentsmorefamiliarwiththestructureofthesecompoundwords,theteachermightaswellelicitthewordformationinthestudents.Andifnecessary,theteachermayaddsome.AskthestudentstodoActivity1and2.Finally,callbacktheanswersfromthewholeclass,havingonestudentreadthedefinitionandanotherprovidethecompoundword.
Pronunciation
Thepronunciationinthismoduleisliaison.Theteachermaychooseashortparagraphfromthepassageandthenaskthemtofindtheliaisonwordsthemselves.Afterthatyoumayplaythetapeforthestudentstolistenandchecktheiranswers.
Grammar
ThegrammarinthismoduleisImperatives.TheteachershouldtrytoacquaintthestudentswiththedefinitionofImperatives.TheTeachingProceduresareasfollows:
firsttheteachermaylistthemeaningsofeachsignontheblackboardandthenmakethestudentstomatchthesignswiththemeanings.Tomakethemawareofdefinitionsyou’dbetterchoosethefunctionsfromthesentenceslisted.Activity2isanappliedactivity.Todealwithittheteachermaypreparesomepicturesbeforehandforthestudentstotalkaboutthemeaningsofsometrafficsigns.
Activity3isacombinationofspeakingandgrammar.Throughthispartnotonlywillthestudents’speakingskillsbetrained,butalsotheywillhaveabetterunderstandingofthepositiveformandthenegativeformofimperatives.Tomakethestudentsclearaboutit.Theteacherhadbettergivethestudentssomeexercisesforaconsolidation.
Speaking
Combinedwiththelisteningsection,thispartbroadensthetopicofthismodule.Itissuggestedthatthispartshouldbedealtwithafterlistening.InActivity2thestudentsarerequestedtousewhynottomakesuggestions.Indealingwiththispartthestudentsmayworkinpairs,onesayingthesentencesinthetextandtheothersayingarelatedsentenceusingthesentencestructure—”Whynot?
”.Activity3canbeapreparationforActivity4.Twostudentsworkinpairstalkingaboutthetrafficproblemsintheircity.Toactivatetheatmosphereoftheclass,acompetitionmaybecarriedout.Theproblemscanbetakendownforthesubsequentdiscussion,inwhichthestudentsworkedingroupsoffourputtingforwardthesolutionstothequestionstheyhaveraisedinActivity3.Thekeywordshadbetterbewrittendown.Finally,theteachermayasksomerepresentativestoreporttothewholeclasstheirmethodsandsuggestionstoimprovethetrafficproblems.
Writing
Thissectioniscloselyrelatedtothetopicofthismodule.Activity1isactuallyapre-activity,whichhastworoles.Itisveryhelpfulforthestudentstoacquaintthemselveswiththevocabularyandsentencesrelatedtothetopicofthismodule.Besides,theprovidingsomequestionsmakethemknowwhattowritethemselves.Thisactivitycanbedividedintothefollowingsteps:
thestudentsreadthepassageandanswerthequestionsindividually;workinpairsaskingandansweringquestions;theteacherraisesthelastquestiontoinspirethestudentswiththestructureofthepassage.Beforewritingtheteacherhadbettermakethestudentsreadthepassageoncemore.Askthemtoplantheirwritingbylistingtheproblemsandpossiblesolutions.Theymayexchangeworkwithapartnerforpeer-checkingoflanguage,structureandcontent.Timepermitting,theteachermayaskafewgoodonestoreadtheirworktothewholeclass.
EverydayEnglish
ThissectionrequeststhestudentstomakesenseofthefourEnglishexpressionslisted.Firstencouragethestudentstodothisactivityindividuallyandthencheckwithapartner.Callbacktheanswersfromthewholeclass,havingonestudentsreadtheoriginalsentence,andanothertheparaphrase.Toconsolidatethissectiontheteachermaysaysomesentencesorphrasessimilartotheonestheylearnedinthispartandthenaskthestudentstoparaphrasethem.
CulturalCorner
ThepassageinthispartintroducestoustheCongestionChargetheLondongovernmentadoptedinordertolessenthestressoftrafficproblems.Tostartwith,theteachermayaskthestudentssomequestions.Withthequestionsinmind,thestudentsmayreadthepassagequickly.Inansweringthem,theteachermaydividethestudentsintoafewgroups.TheTeachingProcedurescanbeplannedaccordingtothelevelofthestudentsandthetimepermitted.Ifthestudentsaregoodenoughandtheteachingtimeisabundant,activitiescanbecarriedoutfullyinclass.Otherwise,someTeachingProceduresmaybeomittedordoneafterclass.
Task
Thetaskofthismoduleistocompleteapostergivingadvicetovisitortoacityoratown.Theteachermayencouragethestudentstoaskandanswerquestionsusingthequestionslistedinthetextbookorevencomeupwiththeirquestionsthemselves.Theyhadbettertrytosetasmanyquestionsastheycanandprovidesolutions.Thesolutionsmaybewrittendownintheformofkeywordsforthewritingoftheposter.Remindthestudentstousepropermodifierstomakethepostermoreattractive.Thebetteronesmaydemonstratetheirworkstothewholeclass.
ModuleFile
Thispartisasummaryaswellasaself-assessmentofthismodule.Itmayhelpthestudentstoknowwhethertheyhavemasteredthemainpointsornot.Iftimepermits,theteachermayhavearevisionofthismodulebyanalyzingthispartan