高中英语Unit 5 Reading教案 新课标 人教版 必修1 教案 5页

Unit5NelsonMandela—amodernheroPartOne:TeachingDesign第一部分：教学设计Period1:Asampleplanforreading(ELIAS’STORY)AimsTotalkaboutpeople’squalitiesToreadaboutenablepeople’slifestoryTostudyTheAttributiveClause(where,when,why,prep.＋which/whom)TolearntowritelettersProceduresI.WarmingupWarmingupbydescribingBoysandgirls,thismorningwe’lltakeupUnit5inwhichwe’lllearntodescribepeople.Nowlet’sdescribeourselvesfirst.Thequestionsinthewarminguppartwillhelpyoufindoutwhatqualitiesyouhave.Thentellmewhatkindofapersondoyouthinkyouare.Doyouthinkyouhavethequalitiestobeagreatperson?Whatqualitiesdoyouthinkweshouldfindinagreatperson?a.Givethestudentsoneminutetoanswerthequestions.b.Asksomestudentstotalkabouttheirownqualitiesaccordingtotheiranswers.c.Haveadiscussionwiththewholeclassandhelpthemtosumupthequalitiesthatagreatpersonhas.(Sumingup:Agreatpersonshouldbedetermined,hard-working,unselfish,andgenerous.Heshouldfollowhisideasandneverloseheartwhenheisintrouble.Heusuallygivesupsomethingtoachievehisgoals.Heshouldbewillingtodopublicserviceworkwithoutpay,beactiveinsocialactivities,getsonwellwithothers,andhelpothers,etc.)\nWarmingupbybrainstormingBoysandgirls,inUnit5wewilltalkaboutNelsonMandela,agreatleaderwhofightsfortherightsoftheblackpeople.Whentalkingaboutaperson,whatadjectivescanyouthinkoftodescribehisorherqualities?Whatarethequalitiesyoushouldfindinagreatperson?(Adjectivesfordescribingaperson:kind,honest,brave,loyal,happy,wise,smart,friendly,warm,cheerful,popular,generous,hard-working,diligent,weak,stupid,lazy,dishonest,mean,tense,cold,unkind,miserable,dull,strong-minded,determined,)WarmingupbyexpressionsBoysandgirls,wearegoingtolearnaboutsomegreatpeopleinUnit5.Canyounamesomegreatpeople?Nowdiscussingroupsoffour:Whodoyouadmiremost?Whatkindofpersonishe/she?Whatarethequalitiesthatgreatpeoplehaveincommon?SunYat-sen(November12,1866–March12,1925)wasaChineserevolutionaryleaderandstatesmanwhoisconsideredbymanytobethe“FatherofModernChina”.HehadasignificantinfluenceintheoverthrowoftheQingDynastyandestablishmentoftheRepublicofChina.AfounderoftheKuomintang,SunwasthefirstprovisionalpresidentoftheRepublicofChinain1912anddefactoleaderfrom1923to1925.HedevelopedapoliticalphilosophyknownastheThreePrinciplesofthePeople.SunisuniquelyadmiredbymostChinese.Yet,hislifewasoneofconstantstruggleandfrequentexileasfewofhisvisionsforhiscountrymaterialized.II.Pre-reading1.Now,lookatthesixpeopleinthepre-readingpart.Canyourecognizethem?Doyouthinktheyareimportantpeople?(Yes.Becausetheyhavedonesomethingreallyimportanttobenefittheworldoracountry.)Butdoyouthinkallofthemaregreatpeople?\nWilliamTyndale(sometimesspelledTindale)(ca.1484-October6,1536)wasa16thcenturypriestandscholarwhotranslatedtheBibleintoanearlyformofModernEnglish.AlthoughnumerouspartialandcompleteEnglishtranslationshadbeenmadefromthe7thcenturyonward,Tyndale’swasthefirsttotakeadvantageofthenewmediumofprint,whichallowedforitswidedistribution.2.Speakingtask:Studentsreadtheinformationofeachofthesixpersonsanddiscussinpairstofindoutwhetherheisagreatpersonornotaccordingtothecriteriatheyworkedoutinthepreviousstep.Remindthestudentstousethefollowingexpressionsforgivingandaskingforopinions:Ithink/Idon’tthink…;inmyopinion;I’mafraid…;Iagree/don’tagree…;Iprefer…;What’syouropinion?Whydoyouthinkso?Whatdoyouthinkof…?Asampledialogue:A:DoyouthinkWilliamTidalisagreatperson?B:Yes.Ithinkso.HehadastrongbeliefthatallpeopleshouldbeabletoreadtheBibleforthemselves.SohetranslatedandprinteditintoEnglishalthoughhewasnotallowedtodoso.Andlaterhediedforhiswork.A:Yes.Iagree.WilliamTyndalewentthroughalotofstrugglesanddifficultiesandevensacrificedhislifetorealizehisdream.HeisagreatpersonthateverybodywhopicksuptheBiblemustthinkof.Now,let’scometoNormanBethune.Whatdoyouthinkofhim?B:….III.Reading1.SkimmingforgeneralideaSofarwehavetalkedalotaboutgreatpeople.Doyouwanttoknowmoreaboutthemandlearnfromthem?Well,thismorningwearegoingtoreadaboutNelsonMandela,whowasconsideredasamodernhero.Nowopenyourbookstopage34andreadthetitleofthetext.Whatkindofwritingisthetext,canyouguess?…Yes.Astoryis\nusuallyapieceofnarrativewriting.Nowskimthetexttogetthegeneralidea:WhatdoesEliastellaboutinhisstory?(Hetellsabouthislife,howMandelahelpedhimandhowhesupportedMandela.)2.Listeningandscanningfordetailinformationa.ListentothetextagainanddoComprehendingEx....1.True:2,4False:1,3,5,6,7,8b.ScanthetextanddoComprehendingEx.2.Suggestedanswers:1940—Eliaswasborn.1948—Eliasleftschool.1942—Eliaswastwoyearsold.1950—NelsonMandelaopenedhislawfirm1944—Eliaswasfouryearsold.1952—Eliaswas12andmetNelsonMandela.1946—Eliasbeganschool.1954—Eliaswas14andencouragedbyMandela.3.QuestionsforfurtherunderstandingDiscussthefollowingquestionsingroupsoffour:a.Howdidthewhitepeoplestoptheblackpeoplefrombeingtreatedfairly?b.WhydidEliassupportMandela?c.Whydidhesupportviolencewhenhedidnotagreewithit?IV.ClosingdownClosingdownbydiscussinga.WhatdoyoulearnaboutNelsonMandelafromELIAS’STORY?b.DoyoulikethewayEliastellshisstory?Giveareason.ClosingdownbyretellingRetellthestoryaccordingtothefollowingclues:introductionofElias’problem;Mandela’shelp;Elias’supportClosingdownbyaninterviewAskthestudenttodoaninterviewinpairs.AjournalistisinterviewingEliaswiththefollowingquestions:WhendidyoufirstmeetMandela?Canyoutellmemoreabouthowhehelpedyou?\nCanyoutellmeabouttheproblemsthattheblackpeoplearefacing?Howdoyoulikehisideaofpeacefulfighting?Whatdoyouthinkofhim?Whatwillyoudotosupporthiminthefuture?