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新视野读写教程第二册教案Unit5
TeachingPlanforUnit5
Course:
CollegeEnglish
Instructor
Module
Unit5AWeepingforMySmokingDaughter
BStopSpoilingYourChildren
Time
180m
TeachingAids
Multi-media
TeachingObjectives
1.Tohelpthestudentshaveagoodunderstandingofthepassagesinthisunit;
2.Tohelpthestudentsgrasptheusagesofsomeimportantwords,phrasesandexpressionsintheunit;
3.Toenablethestudentstoanalyzethestructureofthe2passagesinthisunit;
4.Tointroducethebasicreadingskillsofthisunit:
Understandingfigurativelanguage,inorderforthestudentstofullyunderstandawriter’spoint;
5.Tohelpthestudentsfurthermasterthewritingtechnique:
causeandeffect;
6.Tohelpthestudentslearnabouttheharmfulresultsofsmokingandknowhowtoprotectthemselves
ChiefPoints&
DifficultPoints
1.Getthemainideaofthepassage.
2.Mastersomeusefulexpressions&sentencestructureinthepassage.
3.Understandthestructureofthetext.
Prerequisites
Beforecomingforclass,studentsshould
1.Identifysomeimportantwordsforthetopic.
2.Scanthetextformainideas.
3.Visitlibrarytoresearchaboutinformationconcerningtheunit.
Teaching
Methods
Themixtureoflistening,speaking,reading,practicingandwriting
ReferenceBooks
Teacher’sBookofNewHorizonCollegeEnglish
LongmanDictionaryofContemporaryEnglish(English-Chinese)
OxfordAdvancedLearner’sEnglish-ChineseDictionary
LongmanDictionaryofAmericanEnglish
TeachingContents
TimeAllotment
SectionA
I.Warm-upActivity
1.TopicDiscussion
i.Student’sDiscussion
ii.Teacher’sSummary
2.QuestionsontheTopicandthePassage
II.BackgroundInformation
III.TextStructureAnalysis
IV.StructuredWriting
V.DetailedStudyoftheText
i.WordsandPhrasesStudy
ii.LanguagePoints
VI.TextSummary
1.Student’sPresentation
2.Teacher’sSummary
VII.After-textAExercises
SectionB
I.ReadingSkill
II.Warm-upActivity
1.TopicDiscussion
2.QuestionsontheTopicandthePassage
III.TextStructureAnalysis
IV.TextStudy
1.ParagraphMeaning
2.WordsandPhrasesStudy
3.LanguagePoints
4.SummaryorMainIdeaofthePassage
i.Student’sPresentation
ii.Teacher’sSummary
V.NewWordsDictation
VI.After-textBExercises
VII.Supplementaryexercises
15m
5m
10m
5m
50m
5m
30m
5m
10m
5m
20m
5m
15m
Assignments
1.HandintheexerciseofTRANSLATION.
2.Finishtheotherafter-textA&Bexercisesafterclass.
3.SupplementaryExercises
i.English-ChineseTranslation(5sentences)
ii.Chinese-EnglishTranslation(10sentences)
4.PreviewUnit6
Unit5WeepingforMySmokingDaughter
I.Warm-upActivity
1.TopicDiscussion
i.Student’sDiscussion
1)Whataretheeffectsofsmoking?
―Smokingcanleadtoheartdisease,lungcancerandbronchitis,andvariouschancesofstillbirth,neonataldeath,prematurityandlowbirthweight.Thedecreaseinlifeexpectancyiscertain.
2)Whosuffersmorefromsmoking?
Nonsmokersorthesmokersthemselves?
―Infact,nonsmokerswhomustinvoluntarilybreathetheairpollutedbytobaccosmokemaysuffermorethanthesmokersthemselves.
ii.Teacher’sSummary
Smoking,whichmaybeapleasureforsomepeople,isaseriousdiscomfortfortheirfellows.Infact,smokingdoesgreatharmtobothnonsmokersandthesmokersthemselves.Weshouldjoininanefforttopersuadesmokerstogiveupsmoking,andcallonthesmokerstousegoodjudgmentandshowconcernforothersratherthanbyregulation.“Nosmokingathome”“Nosmokingonthecampus.”
2.QuestionsontheTopicandthePassage
1)Wasthewriter’sdaughterabsorbedindoingherhomework?
―No.sheputsherfeetonthebenchinfrontofherandclicksoutanswerstohergeometryproblemswithhercalculationwhiledoingherhomework.
2)WhydidthewriterhardenherselfagainstfeelingsobadwhenherdaughtersmokedMarlborosandPlayers?
―Thewriterkneweversmokedthesebrandssothatshewasnotgreatlyhurtatthesightofthem.
3)Whydoesthewritercallpneumonia“thepoorman’sfriend”?
―Becausethepooraremorelikelytobeinfectedbecauseofshortageofmoneyandlackofmedicine.
4)Didthewriter’sfatherfinallyquitsmoking?
Why?
―Yes,becausehehadnomorelungs.
5)Didthewriter’sfatherlookasfashionableasPrinceAlbertwhenhewassmoking?
―No,heneverlooksasfashionableasPrinceAlbertbuthopelesslyhookedbycigarettes.
II.BackgroundInformation
1.Camel,MarlboroandPlayers aresomeofthewell-knowncigarettebrandsmadeintheUS.CamelisabrandofcigarettesintroducedbyR.J.ReynoldsTobacco()in1913.BothMarlboroandPlayersarebrandnamesofcigarettesmanufacturedbyPhilipsMorris().Thecompany’swebsiteprovidesanoverviewofthecompany,itsproductsanditsmarketingpolicies,anddiscussesvarioustobaccoissuessuchashealth,youthsmokingandenvironment.
2.PrinceAlbert(1819–1861)wasthehusbandofQueenVictoriaofGreatBritain.ThisisalsothenameofakindofBritishtobacco.Seehttp:
//www.royal.gov.uk/history/victoria.htmandforbriefintroductionstoPrinceAlbertandthewebsiteatforadelightfulnewsstorythatuseshumortotellthestoryofPrinceAlberttobacco.
3.GeorgiaisastateinthesoutheasternU.S.,surroundedbyFlorida,Alabama,Tennessee,NorthCarolinaandSouthCarolina,andtheAtlanticOcean.Explorethewebsiteatandyouwillfindthatthisinformativesiteincludesamapaswellagoodoverviewofthephysicalgeography,plantsandanimals,people,culture,history,economy,andpoliticsofthestateofGeorgia.Thewebsiteathttp:
//www.georgia.org/isamorecolorfulpresentationofGeorgiaasajeweloftourism,economicdevelopment,internationaltradeandfilmmaking.
4.HollywoodisthecenteroftheU.S.movieindustry.Intermsofgeography,HollywoodreferstoanareaconsistingoftheCityofWestHollywoodhttp:
//www.ci.west-hollywood.ca.usanditsvicinitythatformpartoftheGreaterLosAngelesmetropolitanarea.Youcantakealookathttp:
//www.seeing-foraninterestingguideandvirtualtourofHollywoodmoviestudios.VisitorinformationabouttheGreaterLosAngelesareacanbefound,forexample,at.
5.TheThirdWorldreferstothetechnologicallylessadvancedordevelopingcountriesofAfrica,AsiaandLatinAmerica.Pleaserefertothewebpageatforabriefdefinitionoftheterm“thirdworldcountry”,theoriginoftheterm,andlinkstohistoricalinformationabouttheemergenceoftheThirdWorldasatheoreticalallianceanditsplaceintheUnitedNations.
6.Abatteredwomen’sshelterisasafeplaceforwomenandchildrentoescapefromviolentrelationships.Anexamplecanbefoundathttp:
//www.metrobatteredwomen.org
III.TextStructureAnalysis
Thepassageisafirstpersonnarrativeaboutthewriter’sresponsestowardtheproblemofherdaughter’ssmoking.Thewritertriestoshowhowsmokingisharmfultoherownfatherandtothepeopleinpoorcountriesasexamplestosupportherfeelingsagainstherdaughter’ssmoking.Andthensheconcludesthateveryhomeshouldbeano-smokingzone.
Thepassagecanberoughlydividedintoherparts.
PartOne(Para1)
Ittellsusthatthewriter’sdaughtersmokes.
Partoneisthefirstparagraph.Thewriterfeelsterribleaboutitandshewantstoweepassmokingcouldcauseherdaughter’sdeath.
PartTwo(Paras.2-6)
Itismainlyaboutthewriter’sfather’sexperience.Itpresentsthereasonsandtheeffectsofhissmoking.
PartTwoconsistsoffiveparagraphs,fromParagraph2toParagraph6.Paragraph2isaboutthefactthatthewriter’sfather,herdaughter’sgrandfather,smoked.Paragraph3isaboutthereasonwhyherfathersmoked.Thetobaccoindustry,coupledwithHollywoodmoviesinwhichbothmaleandfemaleheroessmokedlikechimneys,completelywonoverpeoplelikeherfather,whowerehopelesslyhookedbycigarettes.Paragraph4and5areabouttheresultsofsmoking.Herfatherstartedtocough.Whenshewassixteen,hisbreathwasawheezeandhecouldnotclimbstairswithoutstoppingeverythirdoffourthstep.Anditwasusualforhimtocoughforanhour.Herfatherdiedfrompneumoniaonewinterasaresultoflong-timesmoking.InParagraph6thewriterturnsherattentiontotheThirdWorldcountries.Thelargeadvertisementsignsattractpeopleinpoorcountries,andthemoneyforfoodgoestotobaccocompanies.Asaconsequence,peoplestarvethemselvesofbothfoodandair,effectivelyweakeningandhookingtheirchildren,eventuallykillingthemselves.
PartThree(Paras.7-8)
PartThreeisjustbasedonthespecificexamplesabouttheharmfulresultsofsmoking.Thispartismadeupoftwoparagraphs.Paragraph7putsforwardthewriter’spointofviewaboutherdaughter’ssmokingasaresponsetoParagraph1:
Sheisstronglyagainstherdaughter’ssmoking.Accordingtowhatshesays,shefeelsbadaboutbringingupherdaughtertohaveherstruggletobreathethroughmostofherlifefeelinghalfstrength,andthendieofself-poisoning,ashergrandfatherdid.Paragraph8,asthelastparagraphofthepassage,arguesforeveryhomebeingano-smokingzone.Smokinghaskilledherfather,iskillingherdaughterandisalsokillingothersmokersandthosewhohavetositby.
IV.StructuredWriting
AParagraphofaCauseandEffect
Thewriterofthetextpresentsuswithahorriblepictureoftheharmfuleffectsofsmoking.Andthe