Unit-4-Matriculation-Fixation-Teaching-Plan-教案.doc

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Unit4

MatriculationFixation

TeachingPlan

LearningObjectives

1）Rhetoricalskill:

narrativeanddescriptivewriting

2）Keylanguage&grammarpoints

3）Writingstrategies:

subtopics

4）Theme:

themeaningofhigheducation

Pre-classActivity:

none.

RelationshiptoCurrentUnit:

Materials:

Teacher’sBook（6）,English-EnglishDictionary,Blackboard,PPT

EstimatedTimeofLesson:

270m,6sessions

TimeAllocation:

P1-2

1.Pre-reading:

playinggames/wordpuzzle/pictureactivation/shortstories 10m

2.GlobalReading:

textintroduction,culturenotes,author,structure 15m

3.DetailedReading（a）:

TextI:

Paragraph1-6 65m

P3-4

4.DetailedReading（b）:

TextI:

Paragraph7-15 90m

P5-6

5.ConsolidationActivities（a）:

TextComprehension;WritingStrategies 20m

6.ConsolidationActivities（b）:

Languagework;OralActivities;Writing 70m

7.FurtherEnhancement（Optional）:

TextII/OtherComprehensivePractices

SectionOnePre-readingActivities

I.PictureActivation

Whydosomepeoplehaveanobsessiveinterestinattendingelitecolleges?

II.Pre-readingQuestions

1.Admissiontoagooduniversityhasalwaysbeenanimportantgoalformanyteenagers.Thereisagreatchancethatyouhaveexperiencedallthepainsandjoysoffightingforthisgoal.Nowinadifferentstageoflife,wouldyouliketorethinktheimportanceofthisgoalthathasframedandisstillframingmanyyounglives?

Openfordiscussion.

2.Itisundeniablethateducationenlightenstheeducatedandoffersthemagreaterchanceforsuccess.Yet,weknowtherearemanyhigh-achieverswhodonothaveabrillianteducationalrecordandalsomanymediocritieswhohaveattendedprestigiousuniversities.Whatdoyouthinkisthemostimportantelementforonetoliveasuccessfullife?

Opentodiscussion.

SectionTwoGlobalReading

I.TextIntroduction

Intheessaytheauthoroffershisadvicetothoseparentswhohavecollege-boundchildren.Hefirstcriticizesthoseparentswhoboastofhavinggottheirchildrenintoselectuniversities.Hepointsoutthatagooduniversitydoesnotnecessarilyguaranteeasuccessfulcareer.Thisissupportedbytheexampleofhishighschoolfriends.Thenhetellsthosedisillusionedparentswhosechildrenareunlikelytoenterprestigiousuniversitiesthatmanypeopleachievehugesuccessinthissocietywithoutadegreefromaprestigiousuniversity.Thisissupportedbyhisownexperience.Finallyheremindsthoseparentsthat“...lifedoesn’thavejustoneact.ThereisoftenActTwo.AndActFive.”

II.CultureNotes

Prussian（Paragraph9）theadjectiveformof“Prussia.”PrussiawasaformerkingdomofGermany.OriginallyasmallcountryonthesoutheasternshoresoftheBalticSea,itbecameamajorEuropeanpower,coveringmuchofmodernnortheasternGermanyandPoland,underFredericktheGreat.AftertheFranco-PrussianWarof1870–1871,itbecamethecenterofBismarck’snewGermanEmpire.

Amherst（Paragraph11）AmherstisatowninHampshireCounty,Massachusetts,UnitedStatesintheConnecticutRivervalley.ThetownishometoAmherstCollege,HampshireCollege,andtheUniversityofMassachusettsAmherst,threeoftheFiveColleges.

VanityFair（Paragraph12）VanityFairisanAmericanmagazineofpopculture,fashion,andpoliticspublishedbyCondéNastPublications.ThepresentVanityFairhasbeenpublishedsince1983andtherehavebeeneditionsforfourEuropeancountriesaswellastheU.S.edition.ThecurrenteditorisGraydonCarter.

BillGates（Paragraph12）USentrepreneur;fullnameWilliamHenryGates（1955–）.Heco-foundedMicrosoft,acomputersoftwarecompany.Heisoneoftherichestmenintheworldtoday.

DavidGeffen（Paragraph12）（1943–）arecordexecutive,filmandtheatricalproducer,andphilanthropist.Hehasbeendubbed“Hollywood’sfirstcrossoverbusinessstar.”BorntoaJewishfamilyinNewYork,GeffenattendedtheUniversityofTexasatAustinbutsoondroppedout.

MichaelDell（Paragraph12）（1965–）thechairmanoftheBoardofDirectorsofDell,thecompanyhefoundedin1984with$1,000andanunprecedentedidea—tobuildrelationshipsdirectlywithcustomers.In1992,Mr.DellbecametheyoungestCEOevertoearnarankingontheFortune500.

GraydonCarter（Paragraph12）（1949–）Canadian-bornAmericanjournalistandauthor.HeiseditorofVanityFair.Healsoco-founded,withKurtAndersen,thesatiricalmonthlymagazineSpyin1986.

Madonna（Paragraph12）（1958–）USpopsingerandactress.AlbumssuchasLikeaVirgin（1984）andherimageasasexsymbolbroughtherinternationalstardominthemid-1980s.

RonaldReagan（Paragraph12）（1911–2004）40thpresidentoftheUS（1981–1989）.HewasamovieactorbeforeenteringpoliticsandthenservedasthegovernorofCalifornia（1967–1974）.

WarrenBuffet（P