新视野大学英语视听说4教学电子教案.docx

1、新视野大学英语视听说4教学电子教案合 肥 学 院2010 至2011 学年第 2 学期新视野大学英语4视听说课程教案课程编码：_总学时周学时： 168 / 12 开课时间： 第 1周至第 14周 授课年级、专业、班级：09教育，09工商管理使用教材：新视野大学英语4视听说系别/教研室：基 础 部 公 共 英 语 授课教师：孙 净 丽2、教案扉页本课程教学目的和要求：通过丰富的资源，生动的形式，针对性的训练和有效的管理来提高学生的实际交流能力。要求学生在讨论与单元主题相关的问题后，进行对话听力练习；在视频对话后，能模仿对比，并学会使用相关英文表达；在提高部分，能自行通过网络资源，扩大知识面，了解

2、英语国家相关文化。本课程教学方法教师讲授+课堂听说+多媒体教学+提问式教学：鼓励学生开口说英语学生创新精神和实践能力培养方法： 以组别的形式，进行课堂角色对话；在听的基础上，模拟真实场景谈话教材选用原则和特点： 根据教育部最新颁布的大学英语课程教学要求设计编写，广泛借鉴国内外优秀英语教材的编写经验，旨在通过真实的场景，地道的语言，和多样的练习提高学生的听说能力。本教材同步提供课本，光盘与网络教学平台，为立体化，个性化，自主化的教学与学习提供条件。考核方式： 平时（40%）+期末成绩（60%），其中平时包括：600分钟网上听说+课堂表现+平台网络作业。无N考核。教学参考资料：新视野大学英语4视

3、听说教师用书; 相关网络视屏 对教案的分析总结：3、按教学单元编写教案的格式周 次第 1 周至第 2 周授课时间2月23日3月4日章 节名 称Unit1 Enjoy your feelings授 课方 式理论课教学时数8教学目的和要求1. describing anger ,sadness and hapiness; 2. making and accepting suggestions; 3. promising and refusing to help .教 学重 点难 点1. useful expressions in the vedeo clip and further listeni

4、ng .2. How should we express our feelings in a proper way on different occasions ?3. create dialogues of your own after the conversations .教 学方 法教师讲授+课堂听说+学生表演+提问式教学 讨 论练 习作 业note writing , role play教研室主任审批意见教 学 后 记教学内容要点(可附另页)1. Lead In2.Basic listening practice3.Listening In4. Speaking out: descri

5、bing anger ,sadness and hapiness; making and accepting suggestions; promising and refusing to help5. role playTeaching ProcessI. lead-inTeaching tips:1.Ask students to work in pairs or in groups, discuss these questions and then share their answers with the whole class.2.It is not necessary for ever

6、y student to discuss all the questions, soothe teacher may assign one or two questions to each pair or group.3.The teacher may walk around the classroom and provide assistance when neededQuestions:1 What makes you happy? Are you happy when other people are happy?2 Do you often feel blue? What will y

7、ou do if you are in low spirit?3. Why do people get angry? How do you control your anger?4. Can you define some of the most common kinds of emotion? What are they？IIVocabulary Learning1.Words and expressions you can use to describe your feelingsAnger 愤怒Sadness 悲伤Fear 恐惧n. anger, rage, outrage, hate,

8、 bitterness, scorn depression, grief, despair, gloom, sadness, sorrow alarm, shock, fear, fright, horror, terror, panic adj. angry, mad, annoyed, furious, unhappy, gloomy, upset, miserable, sad, worriedscared, terrified, frightened, afraid, panic-stricken, Love 爱Joy 喜悦Surprise 惊讶n. affection, love,

9、liking, fondness, desire happiness, delight, pleasure, gladness enjoyment, satisfied amazement, surprise, astonishment adj. fond, loved, affectionate, desirable, cheerful, cherry, delighted, glad, happy, joyful, astounded, surprised, shocked2. English idioms relating to HAPPINESS - SADNESSOn cloud n

10、ineA person who is on cloud nine is very happy because something wonderful has happened.When the boss announced my promotion, I was on cloud nine!Like a dog with two tailsIf somebody is like a dog with two tails, they are extremely happy.When Paul won the first prize, he was like a dog with two tail

11、s.Down in the dumps Someone who is down in the dumps is depressed or feeling gloomy. Alex has been down in the dumps since he failed his exam.Grin from ear to ear If somebody is grinning from ear to ear, they look very satisfied and happy. When we saw Paul grinning from ear to ear, we knew he had pa

12、ssed the exam.Happy-go-lucky If you are a happy-go-lucky person, you are cheerful and carefree all the time. Hes a happy-go-lucky sort of guy - always in good humour. Your heart sinks If your heart sinks, you feel very unhappy and despondent My heart sank when I saw the amount of work waiting for me

13、.A lump in your throat If you have a lump in your throat, you have a tight feeling in your throat because of a strong emotion such as sadness or gratitude. The speech was so touching that I had a lump in my throat.Music to your earsTo say that something is music to your ears, means that the informat

14、ion you receive makes you feel very happy.Never looked back If you say that you have never looked back, you mean that after an event which changed your life for the better, you continue to be happy with the situation. Since the day she decided to work from home, she has never looked back.Over the mo

15、on If you are over the moon, you are absolutely delighted. We were all over the moon when we heard the good news.Go overboard To go overboard means to be too excited or enthusiastic about something.Paint the town red If you paint the town red, you go out and enjoy a lively evening in bars, night-clu

16、bs, etc. To celebrate the victory, the teams supporters painted the town red.In stitches When people are in stitches, they are laughing a lot. The story was so funny, everyone was in stitches.Thrilled to bitsIf someone is thrilled to bits, they are extremely pleased about something. Julie was thrill

17、ed to bits when her project was selected.Tickled pink. If you say you are tickled pink, you are very pleased about something.Time of your life If you have the time of your life, you enjoy yourself very much. The kids had the time of their lives at Disneyland.3. English idioms relating to ANGERTo be

18、up in armsIf you are up in arms about something, you are very angry. The population was up in arms over the demolition of the old theatre.Get off my back!If you tell somebody to get off your back, you ask them to stop finding faults or criticizing you.Like a bear with a sore headIf someone is behavi

19、ng like a bear with a sore head, they are very irritable and bad -tempered. When his team lost the match, Brad was like a bear with a sore head.Bite someones head offIf you bite someones head off, you criticize them strongly (and perhaps unfairly). I worked 10 hours a day all week and my boss bit my

20、 head off for not doing my share of the work!Blow a fuseIf you blow a fuse, you suddenly lose your temper and become very angry.Charlie blew a fuse yesterday when he discovered that his ipod had been stolen.Have a bone to pick with someoneTo say that you have a bone to pick with somebody means that

21、you are annoyed with them and want to talk to them about it.In somebodys good/ bad booksIf you are in somebodys good or bad books, you have their approval or disapproval.Im in my wifes bad books at the moment because I forgot our wedding anniversary!For crying out loudThis expression is used to show

22、 irritation, exasperation or anger.For crying out loud! Turn that television off!Drive up the wallIf somebody or something drives you up the wall, they do something that greatly annoys or irritates you.I cant concentrate with all the noise - its driving me up the wall!Flea in ones earAfter an attemp

23、t at something, if you are sent away with a flea in your ear, you are angrily reprimanded or humiliated. When he tried to put the blame on Pete, he was sent away with a flea in his ear.Fly off the handleA person who flies off the handle becomes suddenly very angry.Dad flew off the handle when I told

24、 him I had damaged his new car.Foam at the mouthSomeone who foams at the mouth is extremely angry about something.The director was foaming at the mouth when he saw a picture of his children in the newspaper.Get your knickers in a twist.If you get your knickers in twist, you are angry, nervous or ups

25、et faced with a difficult situationDont get your knickers in a twist! Everything is under control.Get in someones hairIf you are getting in somebodys hair, you are annoying them so much that they cant get on with what theyre doing. Id finish the report more quickly if my colleague wasnt getting in m

26、y hair all the time!Go through the roofIf someone goes through the roof, they become very angryHis father went through the roof when Paul damaged his new car.Look daggers at someoneSomeone who looks daggers at another looks at them very angrily. David looked daggers at Paul when he invited his new g

27、irlfriend to dance.Make ones hackles riseIf someone makes your hackles rise, they make you angry.Her constant criticism really makes my hackles rise!Kick yourselfIf you feel like kicking yourself, you are angry with yourself for something you have done or not done.I could have kicked myself for forg

28、etting Julies birthday.Like a ton of bricksIf somebody comes down on you like a ton of bricks, they criticize you severely because you have done something wrong.Have a quick temperIf you have a quick temper, you get angry very easily.He makes me nervous - hes got such a quick temper.Smooth somebodys

29、 ruffled feathersIf you smooth somebodys ruffled feathers,you make that person feel less angry or offended.Tom took the criticism badly, but James managed to smooth his ruffled feathersThat makes my blood boil! If something makes your blood boil, it makes you really angry. His condescending attitude

30、 made my blood boil!Thats going too far!If you go too far, you do something that is considered extreme or unacceptable.Stealing is bad, but stealing from a poor person is really going too far!That takes the biscuit!This expression refers to something very irritating or annoying. After waiting for an hour, we were told that there were no seats left. That really took the biscuit!Thats the last straw!The expression means that this is the latest unpleasant event, and that you cannot tolerate the situation any longer.Wink of sleepIf someone doesnt get a wink of sleep, they dont sleep