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NewsMedia教案。

俗话说,居安思危,思则有备,有备无患。作为高中教师准备好教案是必不可少的一步。教案可以让学生能够听懂教师所讲的内容,帮助高中教师缓解教学的压力,提高教学质量。你知道如何去写好一份优秀的高中教案呢?下面是小编为大家整理的“NewsMedia教案”,供大家参考,希望能帮助到有需要的朋友。

NewsMedia教案
TeachingPlan
Teachingmaterials
NewSeniorEnglishforChinaStudent’sBook10,unit2Newsmedia
Analysisofmaterials
Thislessonprovidessomeinformationandkeyvocabularyaboutnewsmedia.Itfocusesonthedevelopingstudents’abilityoftalkingaboutthenewsandmedia.
Analysisofthestudents
ThestudentsofseniorhighGradeTwohaveagoodfoundationofEnglish.Butthevocabularyisnotenoughforthemtoexpressthemselves.SoweshouldhelpthemenlargetheirvocabularyandcreatemorechancesforthemtouseEnglishinclass.
Teachingaims
1.StudentscangraspthemainideaofthepassageinReadingpart.
2.Studentscantalkaboutthenewsandthemediawithusefulexpressions.
Teachingkeypointsanddifficultpoints
Keypoints:KnowmoreaboutthedifferentkindsofnewsmediaandgraspthemainideaofthetextinReadingpart.
Difficultpoints:Developthestudents’skillstoexpresstheiropinions.
Teachingmethodsandtools
Methods:groupwork,audio-visualteaching
Tools:Multi-mediacomputer,tape-recorderandtheblackboard
Teachingprocedures
Step1Review
ListthenewsmediaansweredbytheSs,askthemchoosetheirfavoriteoneandexplaintheirreasons.Intheway,theycanreviewtheknowledgelearnedinthefirstperiod.(10minutes)
Step2Pre-reading
ShowSsthetitleandpicturesusingPPTinReadingpartandletthemguesswhichquestiononthePPTwillbeansweredinthetext.
(6minutes)
Steps3Reading
AsktheSstoskimthetext,findoutthedifficultwordsandphrasesandgetthemainideaofthetext.I’lllistthemontheblackboardandtalkaboutthedifficultpointsinthenextperiod.(10minutes)
Step4Discussion
FourSsinagroupdiscusstwoquestions:“Ifyouwereareporter,whatwouldyouliketowriteabout?”and“Howcanwedotobeacriticalreader?”ThesequestionsareshowedinPostReadingpart.Inthisway,theycantrytoopentheirmouthtospeakEnglish.
(12minutes)
Step5Newwords
Listentothetapeandtrytoimitateandlearnthenewwords.
(5minutes)
Step6Summarizetheperiodandassignhomework.
Homework:Thinkaboutquestion4inpost-reading.
RecitethenewwordsandfinishtheexerciseWordStudyinPage13.
Blackboarddesign

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Newsmedia(TheSecondPeriod)


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TheSecondPeriod
TeachingAims:
1.Learnandmasterthefollowingwordsandphrases:
headline,editor,informed,relate,talented,swith,foronce,present,reflect,unique,spiritual,seldom,addict,beaddictedto,social,ignore,evenif,drawattentionto,onallsides,tolerate;changeonesmind,affair,currentaffairs
2.Trainthestudentsreadingability.
TeachingImportantPoints:
1.Wordsandphrases:
morethan,experienced,relateto,foronce,beaddictedto,evenif,drawattentionto,onallsides,changeonesmind
2.Understandthepassageexactly.
TeachingDifficultPoint:
Howtohelpthestudentslearnmoreaboutreportersandnewspapers.
TeachingMethods:
1.Fastreadingtogetageneralideaofthetext.
2.Carefulreadingtofurtherunderstandthetext.
3.Individual,pairorgroupworktomakeeverystudenttakeanactivepartintheactivitiesinclass.
TeachingAids:
1.arecorder2.aprojector3.theblackboard
TeachingProcedures:
StepIGreetings
Greetthewholeclassasusual.
StepⅡRevisionandLead-in
T:Yesterday,wetalkedalotaboutnewsmedia.Allthenewsmediacanhelpuslearnabouttheworldaroundus.Canyoutellmewhichkindofnewsmediadoyouthinkismoreconvenientandcheaperforustoread?
Ss:Newspaper.
T:Yes.Iagreewithyou.Whichkindsofnewspapersdoyouoftenread?
Ss:ThePeoplesDaily,TheChineseYouthDaily,TheGuangmingDaily,ChinaDaily…
T:Tellmewhowritethenewwereadinthesenewspapers?
Ss:Reporters.
T:Howisthenewsmadeandwritten?
Ss:Werenotquiteclearaboutthat.
T:Itdoesntmatter.Today,weregoingtoreadapassageaboutreportersandnewspapers.TwoofChinasmanytalentedjournalistswereaskedtohelpusknowabouttheirworkandhowthenewswereadismadeandwritten.First,letslearnthenewwordsinthisperiod.Lookatthescreen.
(Teacherfirstaskssomestudentstoreadthemoutandcorrectstheirmistakesinpronunciation.Thenexplainthembriefly.Attheend,letthestudentsreadthemforawhile.)
StepⅢReading
T:OK.Now,pleaseopenyourbooksatPage11.Lookatthetitleofthetextandthepictures.Trytoguesswhichofthetopquestionsthetextwillanswer.Igiveyouoneminutetoreadeachquestionandmakeaguess.Ifnecessary,youcandiscusswithyourpartner.
(Aminutelater.)
T:Areyouready?
Ss:Yes.
T:Whodliketotellusyourguess?
Ss:…
(Theirguessmayberightorwrong.)
T:Allright.Ifwewanttoknowwhoseguessisright,pleasereadthetextquicklyandfindtherightanswer.OK?
Ss:OK.
T:Beginnow.
(Afewminuteslater.)
T:OK.Stop!Haveyoufoundtherightanswer?
Ss:Yes.
T:Answertogether.
Ss:“Howdoesareporterdecidewhattowrite?”and“Howdonewspapershelpusunderstandtheworld?”
T:Welldone.Now,pleasereaditagaincarefullyandfindtheanswerstothequestionsonthecreen.
1.Donewspapersandothermediasimplyrecordwhathappens?
2.Whowereaskedtobeinterviewedtotellusmoreaboutnewsandnewpapers?
3.Whomdoesareporterhavetodiscusswithbeforehe/shedecideswhattowrite?
4.Whatistheeditorsjob?
5.Isinterviewingsomeonedifficult?Whatmustareporterknow?
6.WhicharticleisChenYingsfavouriteone?Isitnewsoraninterestingstory?
7.IsthestoryZhuLinlikebestaboutfamouspeople?Ifnot,whatisitaboutandwhyshelikesitbest?
8.Ifyouwereareporter,whatwouldyouliketowriteabout?
9.Whatisthebasictaskforareporter?
10.WhatresultcanTVprogrammesandprintedarticlesbringtous?
Suggestedanswers:
1.No,theydont.
2.ChenYingandZhuLin.
3.Theeditor.
4.Tokeepthenewspaperbalancedandinterestingtothereaders.
5.Yes.Areportermustknowhowtoasktherightquestionandhowtogetpeopletotalkaboutthetopic.
6.TheoneshewroteabouttheeffortstobringstolenculturalrelicsbacktoChina.
7.No,itisnt.ThestoryZhuLinlikebestisaboutanordinaryyoungwomanwhotriestoadapttohernewlifeafterstudyingabroad.
8.Variousanswersarepossible.
9.Toreportaneventtruthfully.
10.Theybringusabetterunderstandingoftheworldonallsides,leadingtoafutureworldwherepeoplefromallcountriesarerespectedanddifferentviewsandopinionsaretolerated.
T:Well,youveunderstoodthetextbetter.Inorderthatyoucanunderstanditmoreexactlyandusethelanguagefreelyandcorrectly,pleaselearnthewordsandphrasesonthescreen.(Teachershowsthe-screen.)

1.morethan-notonly
e.g.Hibernationismorethansleep.Beingagoodlistenermeansmuchmorethanjust"listeningwithears".
2.relate(…)to
e.g.Thisparagraphrelatestotheinternationalsituation.
Towhateventsdidyourremarksrelate?
3.foronce=justforonce;justthisonce
e.g.Hebeatmeforonce.
Justforoncehearrivedontime.
4.Peopletobeinterviewed
=Peoplewhowillbeinterviewed
Peopleinterviewed=Peoplewho
were/havebeeninterviewed
Peoplebeinginterviewed=Peoplewhoarebeinginterviewed
e.g.thebuildingtobebuiltnextyearthebuildingbuiltlastyearthebuildingbeingbuiltnow5.be/get/becomeaddictedto-unabletostoptakingorusingsth.asahabit
e.g.Soonhebecameaddictedtocigarettes,Hewasoftenlateforworkafterhegotaddictedtoalcohol.
6.evenif=eventhough
e.g.EvenifIhavetowalkalltheway,I’llgetthere.i
Evenifweachievegreatsuccessinourwork,weshouldnotbeproud.
7.drawattentionto
e.g.I’membarrassedaboutmymistake;pleasedontdrawattentiontoit.Hedrewmyattentiontoanerrorinthereport.
8.onallsides=oneveryside
e.g.Soldiersattackingonallsides.
Thereweremountainsonallsides.
(Bb:morethan,relateto,foronce,peopletobeinterviewed,beaddictedto,evenif,drawattentionto,onallsides)
StepIVReadingaloud
T:OK.Now,Illplaythetapeofthetext.First,listenandfollow.Thenlistenandrepeat.Payattentiontothestressandintonation.Attheend,readthewholetextaloudforafewminutes.Atthesametime,furtherunderstandtheuseofthewordsandphraseswevelearntinit.Ifyoustillhaveanyquestion,youcanaskme.Areyouclear?
Ss:Yes.
(Teacherplaysthetapefirst.Thengoesaroundtheclass,answeringanyquestionsthatthestudentsmayaskAfewminuteslater,teacherasksthestudentstodothenexttask.)
StepVDiscussion
T:OK.Stopreading.Nowyoumusthaveknownaboutreportersandnewspapersbetter.Soletshaveadiscussion.Lookatthequestions3and4onPage12andworkingroupsoffourtotalkaboutthem.Afewminuteslater,Illasksomeofyoutoreporttotherestoftheclass.(Teachershouldencouragethestudentstogivedifferentopinionandthereasonsfortheiropinions.)
StepVISummaryandHomework
T:Now,letslookatwhatwevelearntinthisperiod.Byreadingthepassage“BehindtheHeadlines”,wevelearntmoreaboutreportersandnewspapers,thereporterslifeandworkaswellastheimportantpartthatnewspapersplayinourdailylife.Theyhelpusdealwithproblemsandunderstandtheworldbetter.Moreover,wevelearnedsomeusefulwordsandphrases,suchasmorethan….Afterclass,readthepassageagainandagainuntilyoucanusethewordsandphraseswevelearntinitfreely.Besides,remembertopreviewthecontentswewilllearninthenextperiod.
StepⅦTheDesignoftheWritingontheBlackboard
Unit2Newsmedia
TheSecondPeriod
Usefulexpressions:
morethan
relateto
foronce
peopletobeinterviewed
beaddictedto
evenif
drawattentionto
onallsides
StepⅧRecordafterTeaching

Newsmedia(ReferenceforTeaching)


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ReferenceforTeaching
Ⅰ异域风情
1.NewspapersinBritain
EverymorninginBritain,morethan50%oftheadultsbuyanationalnewspaperwhichhasbeenprintedinLondon.Over15millioncopiesofthesenationalnewspapersaresoldeveryday,withalargenumberoflocalnewspapersfromoutsideLondonaswell.
ThemorningnewspaperisapartoftheBritishwayoflife.Formanypeople,itisbroughttotheirhouseeverymorningbyayoungboyorgirl,whoworksforthelocalnewsagentbeforegoingtoschool.Alotofpeopletraveltoworkonpublicbuses,trainsandtheunderground,sotheyhavetimetoreaditbeforetheystartworkinthemorning.
Therearenineofthesenationalnews-papers,whicheachsellsbetween200000and4200000copieseveryday.EvenonSundaystherearealotofnewspapers--eightnationalSundaynewspaperssellabout17millioncopies.Mostofthesearedeliveredtopeopleshouses,sotheycanbereadoveralateSun-daybreakfast.
Aswell.asthenationalnewspapers,thereareover110localmorningandeveningpapers.Thereareweeklynewspapers.
Allthesenewspapershaveacommonhistory,whichgoesbacktothe1600s.AtthattimegroupsofwriterscollectednewsandstoriesaboutfamouspeoplefromthecoffeehousesinthecityofLondon,andsentthenewstotownsandvillagesintheformofletters.
Thefirstrealnewspaperwasstartedin1702,sevenyearsaftertheParliamenthaddecidedtoallownewspapers.Butthemodernnewspaper,andtheideaofthepress,startedin1785whentheworld’smostfamousnewspaper.theTime,appearedforthefirsttime.
TheTimeswasjoinedbytheDailyTelegraphin1855.whichbecamethesecondnationalnewspaper.“Itwaswritten,”saidtheeditoratthattime,“notforthehighestclasses,butforthemillion.”Butboththesenewspaperswereserious,andonlywroteaboutserioussubjects.Theideaofanewspaperchangedin1896,whenthefirstpopularnewspaperwasproduced.TheDailyMailwaswrittenforadifferentgroupofpeople.Itdescribednewsinalessseriousway.Itgaveitsreadersnotonlynewsandinformation,butalsoentertainmentandgossip.Itwassoonverysuccessful,andsoldmanymorecopiesthantheTimesandtheDaiylTelegraphseemedthatmanypeoplewantedthissortofnewspaper.andsoonthereweremore-theDailyExpressstartedin1900,andtheDailyMirrorstartedin1903.Therewasnowacleardifferencebetweenthequalitynewspaperswhichwereserious,andthepopularnewspapers,whichwerewrittenforsimplepeople,andofferedentertainmentwiththenews.
2.ThemajorradioandTVnetworkinAmerica
TodaythemajorradioandTVnetworksaretheColumbiaBroadcastingSystem(CBS),theNationalBroadcastingCompany(NBC)andtheAmericanBroadcastingCompany(ABC).
VOA(Voiceo{America)isthemostfamousofthel9radiosationsoftheUnitedStates。ofAmericafortheexpansionofpropagandatoforeigncountries.Mostofthe19radiostationsaresupportedandorganizedbythegovernment.VOARadioStationisinwashington。Itwasestablishedinl924,originallyforwarinformationandnowitcomesunderthe1eadershipoftheAmericanInternationalCommunicationBureau.Itnowhas16broadcastingstations。sending.newstothewholeworldin4llanguagesdayandnight.
Inl965,theUnitedStateslaunchedtheworld’sfirstcommunicationspacesatellite-“EarlyBird”。This“EarlyBird”madethethingsaumorewonderful.ItincreasedthetelephonecapacityacrosstheAtlanticbymorethanonethird。andmadepossiblecommercial“live”televisionbroadcastsoftransatlanticevents。Nowitalsocarriesroutinelycommercialtraffic.suchastelephonecalls.television,Teletypeandothertransmission.Peoplecouldexpectthedaywhenaworldwidenetworkofsatelliteslinkspeople。ofmanynationsthroughthisnewmeansofcommunication.
Ⅱ.知识归纳
1.morethan用法归纳
(1)many或much的比较级,表示“比……多”甚至”。
e.g.一Aretherealotofpeopleintheparks?
公园人多吗?
一Yes.Therearefarmorethanweexpected.
是的。没想到有那么多人。
Heloveshiscatsmorethanhe10veshischildren.
他爱猫胜过爱他的孩子。
Heloveshiscatsmorethanhischildrendo.
他比孩子们更爱他的猫。(他爱猫胜过孩子们)
(2)more+than+a或数词,表示“……多(个).一(个)以上的,超过……”。
e.g.ItwasmorethanayearsincehehadseenMlssWang.
他已一年多未见王小姐了。
Hecantbemorethanthirty.
他不可能超过三十岁。
(3)morethan表示“极其”“不止于”。
e.g.TheyweremorethangladtoheIp.
他们非常高兴帮忙。
(4)morethan+名词、名词性从句或起名词作用的不定式。表示“不只.不仅仅”“远不止”“甚于”。
e.g.MissZhangismorethanourEnglishteacher.
张老师不仅仅是我们的英语老师。
Beingagoodsingermeansmuchmorethanjust“singingwithmouths".
作一名好歌手,决不只是“用嘴巴唱歌”。
(5)morethansb.can/could表示“……力所不及”。
e.g.一Doyouwantanymorebooks?
你想要别的书吗?
一Yes,morethanIcanget.
想要,可是我买不起。
Thebeauty0fmyhometownismorethanwordscandescribe.
我们家乡的美丽是语言所不能描述的。
(6)倍数+morethan表示“……的多少倍”。
e.g.1willtakethemoney.GivemethreetimesmorethanAntonioborrowedfromme.
我愿意要钱,请按安冬尼奥借我的三倍给我。
2.makesure用法归纳
本短语意为“务必使……,务请……,查明.弄清楚”,其用法有两点值得注意。
(1)后接that从句,从句要用一般现在时表示将来时。
e.g.Makesureyougetthereontime.
务请准时到达那里。
Ithinkthetrainleavesatfour。butyoudbettermakesure.
我想火车4点离站,但你最好核实一下。
(2)后接名词或动名词时,须先接of或about。
e.g.Wemustmakesureofthefacts.
我们必须把事实搞清楚。
Arriveearlyatthecinematomakesureofgettingaseat.
早点到电影院,以便找到座位。
3.present用法归纳
(关于present。词典上一般列三个词条,但因拼写相同,所以一并述说如下)
(1)作形容词,表示“在场的.出席的”,“现在的”,也可作名词,表示“现在”。
Everyoneoftheclasswaspresent.
班里每个人都在场。
AtthepresentmomentheissupposedtobeinParis.
目前,他理应在巴黎。
Wedontneedanymoreatpresent.
我们现在什么也不再需要了。
atpresent=atthepresenttime
forthepresent就现在来说。暂时。
点名时表示“有”“到…‘在”可以用present。
e.g一Bill.
比尔。
—Present(Yes.Here).Sir.
到,先生。
present作“在场的”或“现在的”均可作定语.但位置不同。作“在场的”解讲,放在所修饰的名词后面;作“现在的”讲,放在所修饰的名词前面。
e.g.thememberspresent在场的成员
thepresentmembers目前的成员
(2)present作名词“礼物”“赠品”(=gift)。
e.g.Heoftengaveherlittlepresent.
他常送她小礼物。
(3)前两种用法,present读作/’prezant/。present也可用作动词,读作/prizent/,意思是“呈现,描述,介绍,赠送”。
e.g.Theypresentedflowerstotheirteacher.
他们把鲜花送给了他们的老师。
(作此意。常用于present…with这种结构)
Ourclasspresentedtheschoolwithapicture.
我们班送给学校一张画。
MayIpresentmynewassistanttoyou?
请允许我向你介绍我的新助手。
TheexhibitionpresentedapictureofgeneralprosperityinChinasagriculture.
展览会呈现出中国农业一片欣欣向荣的景象。
Thecharactersinthenovelarevividlypresented.
小说中人物被描写得很生动。
4.experience用法归纳
(1)作名词,“经验”(多作不可数名词)。
Experienceisthemotherofwisdom.
经验是智慧之母。
Ihavenoexperienceof/inteaching.
我没有教学经验。
间或作可数名词,表示某种经验。
e.g.Everyexperienceisofvalue.
每一份经验都是宝贵的。.
“经历,经过的事”(可数)。
c.g.Ishallneverforgetthefirstnightsexperience.
我将永远不会忘记第一个晚上经历过的事。
Noneoftheothershavelivedmyexperiences。
其余的人都未经历过我所经历的事。
(2)作动词,意为“经历、感受、感到”。
e.g.Ourcountryhasexperiencedgreatchangesinthelasttwentyyears.
我们的国家在过去的二十年发生了巨大的变化。
(3)experienced作形容词,意为“有经验的”。
e.g.Theywerequiteexperiencedinteachingbeginners.
他们教初学者相当有经验。
Ⅲ.词语辨析
1.affair,business,event,matter,thing
这几个词都有“事,事情”之意。但用法又各有不同。
(1)affair既指一般事情,也指重大事情(这时常用复数)。
e.g.Therailwayaccidentwasaterribleaffair.
那次火车车祸是一件可怕的事.
Aprimeministeriskeptbusywithaffairsofstate.
一个国家总理总是忙于国家事务.
(2)business是不可数名词,常表示“生意,商业事务”,作“事情”讲时,常指有责任、有必要去做的事,往往强调任务、职务等指派性的工作。
e.g.Heisawayonbusiness。
他因公出差。
Wedontdomuchbusinesswiththem.
我们和他们没有多少生意来往。
(3)event多指大事件。
e.g.Whatwerethechiefeventslastyear?
去年有哪些大事?
(4)matter常指需要考虑和处理的事情.不强调行动.单数指“事情,问题”,常与the连用;复数指“情况.事态”。
e.g.Thematterisnotdecidedyet.
这事还没有决定。
Whatsthematterwithyou?你怎么了7
Itwillmakemattersworse.
这会使事态恶化。
(5)thing表“事情”时是最通俗的用词。可指具体事情,也可指抽象事情,可指大事也可指小事,可指好事也可指坏事。泛指“形式、情况”时用复数形式.
e.g.Tosayisonething,buttodoisanother.
说是一回事。可做又是一回事.
Ihavealotofthingstodo.
我有许多事要做。
Astrangethinghappened.
一件奇怪的事发生了。
Hepromisedthatthingswouldbebetterinthefuture.
我保证将来情况会好的。
2.though,eventhough/if
(1)两者都引导让步状语从句,但though指的是事实,而eventhough/if是指假设或推断。有退一步设想的意味。
e.g.Thoughheloveshers,shecantmarryher.
尽管他爱她。但不能和她结婚。
Eventhoughhelovesher。shecantmarryher.
即使他爱她.也不能和她结婚。
Imustfindthelostchild.evenifitisgettingdark.
即使天黑了。我也必须找到那个失踪的小孩。
Thoughitwasdark.,hestartedoutontime.
尽管天很黑,他还是按时出发了。
(2)eventhough/if后常用虚拟式动词表示与事实相反的动作或行为。当让步状语从句的动词用虚拟式表示与事实相反的假设时,通常用eventhough/小而不用though。
e.g.Itwasasword-thrust.receivedfromtwentytotwenty-fourhoursbefore.butnothingcouldhavesavedhimevenif/thoughhehadbeentendedwithoutdelay.
那是一处二十到二十四小时前被剑刺的伤口。但是。即时当时得到及时的救护。也无法挽救他的生命。
Youarenotstupid.Eventhough/ifyouwereslowinstudy,youshouldntgiveupyourstudies.
你并不愚笨,即使学得慢一点,也不应该放弃学习。
(3)当让步状语从句的动词用一般现在时表示将来或一般的行为习惯时.通常用eventhough/if,一般不用though或者a1though.
e.g.Evenif/though1havetowalkautheway.Illgothere.
即使我得一路走着去,我也要走到那里。
Shewontattendsuchpartieseventhough/ifsheisinvited.
即使邀请她,她也不会参加这样的舞会.
但是,有时“though+情态动词+行为动词”也可以代替“eventhough/if+动词的一般现在时”,表示习惯性的行为.
e.g.Evenif/thoughyoudontlikewine/=Thoughyoumaynotlikewine)。tryaglassofthis.
尽管你不喜欢喝酒,也要喝下这一杯。
3.complete,finish,end
(1)complete指具体某一工程建筑或某一部书的完成。强调完成、完毕的全过程.有完美无缺的意思。
e.g.Shecompletedherhomeworkearlyinthemorning.
她一早就把家庭作业做完了。
Therailwayisnotcompleted.
铁路尚未完工。
Ineedonemorestampbeforemycollectioniscompleted.
我还需要一张邮票我的收集就完整了。
(2)finish强调做某事动作的结束。
e.g.Whattimedoestheconcertfinish?
音乐会什么时候结束?
Hhavefinishedreadingthebook.
我已读完了这本书。
(3)end强调某事的终止时间而不考虑内容是否完成。
e.g.Howdoesthestoryend?
这故事的结局如何?
Herspeechendedattwoo’clock。
她的演讲在两点钟结束。
4.injure。hurt.harm,wound
这四个词都可表示“受伤害”.都可用作及物动词,但它们的含义有所区别。
(1)hurt是一般用语。多指肉体上或精神上受到的伤害,含有较强烈的“疼痛”意味。hurt也可作不及物动词.
e.g.Thedriverhurthimselfbadlyintheaccident.
那位司机在这场事故中伤得很重。
Hefelthurtatyourwords.
你的话使他很难过。
Mybackhurts.我的背疼.
(2)injure比hurt正式,一般指(意外或事故而造成的)损伤。
e.g.Hegotinjuredinthetrafficaccident.
他在那场交通事故中受了伤。
Itwasreallyverydangerous.thehorsenearlyinjuredhim.
真危险,那匹马差点伤了他。
(3)wound 一般指在战斗、战争、搏斗中所受的“枪伤,刀伤”。
e.g.Theshotwoundedhisarm。
那一枪伤了他的胳膊.
Tensoldierswerekilledandthirtywounded.
十位战士被打死了,三十位战士受了伤。
(4)harm指对人的肉体和精神带来的伤害,特指伤及一个人或其健康、心态、权利、事业等.使之产生痛苦、损失或任何不幸遭遇。
e.g.Smokingharmsourhealth.
吸烟有害健康。
Ihaveneverharmedanybody。
我从未伤害过任何人。
Ⅳ.能力训练
1.单句改错
(1)Didyougotothepartybeingheld0nNewYearsEve?
答案:去掉being.因为一般不用现在分词的被动式作定语.除非有明确的时间状语,过去分词就有被动和完成的含义。
(2)Childrenliketodrinkcoldboilingwater.especiallyinsummer.
答案:boiling改为boiled。因boilingwater指“正在沸腾的水”.boiledwater指“开过的水”,没有人能喝正在沸腾的水,这里指“凉开水”。
(3)SpokenEnglishisdifferentfromwritingEnglishinmanyways.
答案:writing改为written。英语中有好些过去分词作定语构成固定短语,如本题spokenEnglish"英语口语”,writtenEnglish“书面英语”。
(4)Thingsseeingfromadistanceappearrathersmall.
答案:seeing改为seen。应用过去分词短语作定语。因things与see是被动关系。
(5)Itisdifficulttorelatetheseresultsonanyknowncause.
答案:on改为to或with。因“relateto(with)”表示“将……与……连在一起/……和……有良好关系”。再如:Shedoesntrelateverywelltohermother.她和她母亲相处得不好。

Unit2Newsmedia教案


Unit2Newsmedia
I.BriefStatementsBasedontheUnit
Theactivitiesofthisunit,includingWarming-up,Listening,Speaking,ReadingandWriting,centeronthesubject-newsandthemedia,whichareconnectedwithourlifeclosely.Itprovidesthestudentsanopportunitytolearnthelanguageinusingit.
Bytalkingaboutnewsandthemedia,thestudentsgetmoreknowledgeaboutthem-notonlyknowabouttheimportantpartstheyplayinlearningabouttheworld,butalsothewaystheyarewrittenandmade.Thestudentsmustbeveryinterestedinthissubject.Thisway,theycanlearnthelanguagepointseasilyandfreely.Theywillnotonlylearnsomeusefulwordsandphrasesaboutnewsandthemedia,butalsolearntoexpressopinions.
Besides,thestudyoftheGrammar-thePastParticiplecanhelpthestudentsusethelanguagemoreexactly.Byfinishingeachtaskprovidedinthetextbookandtheworkbook,thestudentsskillstouselanguagecanbewelldeveloped.
Ⅱ.TeachingGoals
1.Talkaboutnewsandthemedia.
2.Practiseexpressingopinions.
3.LearnaboutthePastParticiple(1):usedasAttributeandPredicative.
4.Writeacomparisonparagraph.
Ⅲ.TeachingTime:Fourperiods
IV.BackgroundInformation
1.RADIO
Inancienttimestheonlywaythatmencouldsendmessagesfromvillagetovillagewasonfoot.Whenmenlearnedtousethehorse,communicationbecamemuchquicker.However,comparedtothemodernworldcommunicationwasstillquiteslow.Manypartsoftheworldhadnoknowledgeofeventsinotherplaces.Later,thepostwasintroducedandhorseriderscarriedletters.Thismeantthatcommunicationwasfurtherimproved.Horsesdrawncoachescouldmovepeoplefromtowntotowninquiteacomfortableway.Atthebeginningofthelastcenturythesteamtrainwasinventedandforthefirsttimereallyfastcommunicationbecamepossible.Notonlycouldlettersbesenteasilyfromonepartofacountrytoanother,buttravelwasmadeeasy,too.Ataboutthesametime,steamshipshelpedcommunicationbetweencountries.
Theinventionofthetelegraphinthemiddleofthelastcenturyfurtherincreasedthespeedatwhichmessagescouldbesent.Inthissystemelectricalsignals,incode,aresentalongmetalwires.Thesesignalstravelsofastthattheycouldgonearlyeighttimesroundtheworldinonesecond.Aspecialdeviceisneededtosendthecode.Attheotherendanotherdeviceisusedinordertoreceivethecode.Bythismethodmessagescanbesentoverdistancesofseveralhundredkilometres.Withtheinventionofthetelephonethehumanvoicecouldbesentoverlongdistances.Becauseofthisthetelephonesystemreplacedthetelegraphforquickcommunicationoverlongdistances.Thetelegraphisstillused,however,bynewspapersinordertosendnewsandforotherpurposestoo.
Atthebeginningofthiscenturyradiowasinventedandinafewyearscommunicationwasagainimproved.Themaindifferencebetweenradioandtelephoneisthatradiousesnoelectricalsignalswhichtravellongdistancesalongwires.Insteadinvisiblewaves,movingatthesamespeedaselectricalsignals,areused.Afewyearsagotherewerenotmanyradiostationsintheworld.Todaytherearemanyhundredsofradiostationsbroadcastingindifferentlanguagesandinallcountries.Theinvisibleradiowavescaneasilytravelfromonecountrytoanother.Thismeansthatlistenersinonecountrycanlistentoprogrammesbroadcastfromanothercountry.Inthiswayinformationtravelsfromcountrytocountry.Radioisoftenusedbypolicementocommunicatewithoneanother.Inaddition,policeforcesinonecountrycancommunicatewiththoseinothercountriesinordertocatchcriminals.Shipsatseauseradiosothattheyknowexactlywheretheyare.Aeroplanesuseradioforthesamereasonandthismakesiteasierforthemtofindtheirwayfromplacetoplace.
Inthemodernworldtherearemanymethodsofcommunication.Aswellasradiothereistelevision,forexample.Thisenablesinformationintheformofapicturetobebroadcastfromoneplacetoanother.Radioisoftenusedaspartofatelegraphsystemwheredistancesareverylarge.Ofthemanymodernmethodsofcommunication,radioprobablyremainsthemostimportant.
2.HowtheProgramIsBroadcast?
Weturnontheradioandaprogramcomestousfromabroadcastingstationmilesandmilesaway.Weknowthatwordsandmusicthemselveshaven’ttraveledallthatdistancethroughspace,butsomethingcertainlyisbringingtheprogramfromthestation.Whatisthissilentcarrier?
Theanswerisradiowaves.Wecannotseeradiowavesorfeelthemorevenhearthem.Infact,nobodyknowsexactlywhattheyare.Butwedoknowthattheyaremadebyelectricity,andwehavelearnedhowtousethem.
Atthebroadcastingstationpeopletalkorsing,instruments(乐器)play,doorsslam(砰),andallofthesemakesoundwaves.Thesoundwavesreachthemicrophone,andheretheyarechangedintoelectricity.Thenfromatalltowercalledthebroadcastingaerial(天线),electricitysendsradiowaves.Thewavestravelineverydirection,andsomeofthemreachourradioaerial.Nowawonderfulthinghappens.Theradiowavesstartanelectricitycurrent(电流)inouraerialliketheonethatwasfirstmadeinthebroadcastingstation.Finally,theloudspeakerinoursetchangeselectricityintosound,andweheartheprogram.
TheFirstPeriod
TeachingAims:
1.Learnandmasterthefollowingwordsandphrases:
media,reliable,fire,face,difficulty,elect,goup,burndown,injure
2.Practiseexpressingopinionusingthefollowing:
Whatdoyouthinkof…?
Whatsyouropinion?
Whydoyouchoose…?
Perhaps…ismoreimportant.
Iwouldratherchoose.…
Idontthinkweshouldchoose…
Maybeitwouldbebettertochoose…
Ourreaderswanttoknowabout…
3.Talkaboutnewsandthemedia.
4.Trainthestudentslisteningandspeakingabilities.
TeachingImportantPoints:
1.Mastertheusefulwordsandexpressionsappearinginthisperiod.
2.Trainthestudentslisteningandspeakingabilitiesbytalkingaboutnewsandthemedia.
TeachingDifficultPoints:
1.Howtohelpthestudentsunderstandthelisteningmaterialexactly.
2.Howtohelpthestudentsfinishthetaskofspeaking.
TeachingMethods:
1.Listening-and-answeringactivitytohelpthestudentsgothroughthelisteningmaterial.
2.Individual,pairorgroupworktomakethestudentsfinisheachtask.
TeachingAids:
1.ataperecorder
2.aprojector
3.theblackboard
TeachingProcedures:
StepIGreetingsandLead-in
T:Goodmorning/afternoon,class.
Ss:Goodmorning/afternoon,Miss/Mr.X.
T:Sitdown,please.Beingthemembersofthesociety,weallcaresfor/aboutwhathappensaroundusorevenwhathappensathomeandabroad.Howcanyoudoso?
Ss:Byreadingnewspapersandmagazines,watchingTVprogrammes,listeningtotheradio.
T:Arethereanyotherways?Thinkitover.
Ss:Byawebsite.
T:Yes.It’salsoawaytolearnabouttheworld.Whatdoyoucallthesethingswhichhelpusknowabouttotheworld?
Ss:新闻媒体
T:InEnglish,wecallitnewsmedia.TodaywellbegintolearnUnit2Newsmedia(Bb:Unit2Newsmedia).First,letslearnthenewwordsinthisperiod.Lookatthescreen.
(Teacherfirstaskssomestudentstoreadthewordsonthescreen.CorrecttheSsmistakesinprononciation.Thenteachergivesbriefexplanations.Atlast,lettheSsreadandrememberthemforawhile.)
StepⅡWarmingup
T:Well,nowpleaseopenyourbooksatPage9.Warmingupfirst.Lookateachofthepicturesandtellmewhichkindofnewsmediaitshows?
Ss:Thefirstpictureshowsawebsite;thesecondoneshowsradio;thethirdoneshowsTVprogrammes;thefourthoneshowsmagazines;thefifthoneshowsnewspapers.
T:Quiteright!Now,pleaseworkingroupsoffouranddiscussthefivequestionsbelowthepictures.Afewminuteslater,I’llcotleetyouranswers.OK?
Ss:OK.
T:Youcanbeginnow.
(Afewminuteslater.)
T:Areyoureadynow?
Ss:Yes.
T:Whichgroupwouldliketotalkaboutthefirstquestion?Chooseonememberofyourgrouptoanswerthequestion.
S1:IthinkTVisthemostreliableamongthenewsmedia.TVconsistsofaseriesoflivelyconsecutivepictures.Forthepeoplewhowanttoknowwhatisexactlyhappening,apicturerespondsbettertoofferthetruthofafactthanthemerewordsuponapage.Itcanofferanuniquefunctionofseeminglyon-the-spotfeeling,whichisnotavailabletotheothermedia.
T:Thesecondquestion?
S2.IthinkTVprogrammesareeasyformostpeopletounderstand.Radio,canonlybeheardandsometimescan’tbepickedupclearly.Newspapersandmagazinesareonlyusefulforpeoplewhocanread.Websiteshavemanydifferentpages,butyoushouldbecarefultoreadsomeofthepages.whocanread.Websitehavemanydifferentpages,butyoushouldbecarefultoreadsomeofthepages.
T:Thethirdquestion?
S3:Iwillcheckothersources.
T:Thefourthquestion?
S4:Everymorning,thenewspaperchiefeditorandthejournalistsdiscussthemaineventsoftheday.Reportersarethensenttocovertheevents.Theyusuallydosomeinterviewsandthenchecktheinformation.Theymustworkveryfast.Laterintheday,everythingisputtogetheratthenewsdesk.Thentheeditorsreadthestoriesandmakeanynecessarychangesandchooseagoodtitleforeachstory.Atlast,theyprintthemquicklyanddeliverthem.Makingamagazineismoreorlessthesameasmakinganewspaper.Butthearticlesinamagazinearemorelikestories,whicharewrittenbyallkindsofwriters.Magazinesarenotpublishedasquicklyasnewspapers.
T:Thelastquestion?
Ss:Newsbroadcast,newspaper,magazine,radioprogramme,website,report,reporter,editor,interview,writearticles…
StepⅢListening
T:Next,letscometotheListening.Wearegoingtolistentotwopartsofconversations.Thefirstpartisaninterview;thesecondpartisadialogue.Now,lookatExercise1:Listencarefullytowhatissaidandticktheinformationyouhearineachpart.Ifnecessary,Illplayittwice.(Teacherbeginstoplaythetape,andcheckstheanswersafterlistening.Thenaskthestudentstofinishtherestofthetasks.)
T:OK.Now,pleaselistentoeachpartonceagainandthenworkinpairstotalkaboutthequestionsinExercises2,3,4and5.Areyouclear?
Ss:Yes.
(Teacherallowsthemenoughtimetotalkaboutthequestions.Thenasksomestudentstosaytheiranswers.)
StepIVSpeaking
T: Well, nowitstimeforustobetheeditorsofanewspaper.Hereisalistoftenthingsthathappenedtoday.Lookatthescreen.(Teachershowsthescreenandreadthroughthelisttothewholeclass.)
200peoplediedinanearthquakeinTurkey.
ChinabeatBrazil5-1infootball.
FranceelectedanewPresident.
Threechildrenfromyourcitywerekilled.
SomeonerobbedabankinShanghai.
Foodpricesaregoingup.
Ahouseinyourtownburneddown.Nobodywasinjured.
2000peopleinyourcitywerehappytodayandmovedintonewbuildings.
AChinesescientisthasinventedanewcarenginethatdoesnotpollutetheair.
Thereisarumourthatalargecompanywantstobuildafactoryinyourtown:
(Bb:goup,burndown)
T:Now,youveknownthetenthings,butyouonlyneedtoreportfiveofthem.So,firstdecidewhicheventsyouaregoingtoputinyournewspaper.Thengivereasonsforyourchoicesandcomparewithyourclassmates.Workingroupsoffourorfive.Andthefollowingexpressionsonthescreencanhelpyouwithyourdialogue.Afterawhile,Illasksomeofyoutoactoutyourdialogue.
(Teachershowsthescreen.)
Whatdoyouthinkof…?
Iwouldratherchoose.…
Whatsyouropinion?
Idontthinkweshouldchoose…
Whydoyouchoose…
Maybeitwouldbebettertochoose…
Perhaps…ismoreimportant.
Ourreaderswanttoknowabout….
(TeachergoesaroundtheSsandcheckstheirwork.Ifnecessary,teachermayjoininthem.)Sampledialogue:
A:Hello!Howiseverythinggoing?Haveyoufinishedyourwork?
B:Imverybusytoday.Ivechosenfiveeventsamongtenthingsthathappenedtodaytoreportinournewspaper.ButImnotsurewhetherImadethebestchoices.Ineedyouradvice.
C:Tellusmoreaboutyourchoices.
B:ThefirsteventIchoseis"FranceelectedanewPresident".Itisanimportanteventthesedays.Ithinkitmayhaveagreateffectoninternationalaffairs.Thesecondis"Thereisarumourthatalargecompanywantstobuildafactoryinourtown."Whatisyouropinion?
A:Iagreewithyourfirstchoice,butwhydoyouchoosethesecondone?Weshouldreportsomethingtruetoourreaders,notrumours.Maybeitwouldbebettertochoose"AChinesescientisthasinventedanewcarenginethatdoesnotpollutetheair."Itshowsourcountrysscienceadvancement.
B:Goodidea.ThenIdratherchoose"2000peopleinourcitywerehappytodayandmovedintonewbuildings.“and”ChinabeatBrazil5-1infootball.“Theyarebothexcitingnews.Theyalsoreflecttheimprovementofpeopleslifeandtheachievementinsports.
D:Ithinkyoumadeagoodchoice.Whataboutthefifthone?Haveyoudecidedyet?
B:Ithinktwoeventsaresuitable.Ireallydontknowwhichismoreimportant.Itishardtochoose.Theyare“Foodpricesaregoingup.“and”200peoplediedinanearthquakeinTurkey.”
D:Perhapstheformerismoreimportant.Ourreaderswanttoknowmoreabouttheirlife.Andthisthingisrelatedtoeverybodyslife.
B:Itsoundreasonable.Letsthinkthemover.Thankyouforyouradvice.
StepVSummaryandHomework
T:Uptonow,wevetalkedalotaboutnewsmedia.Bylisteningandspeaking,wevebecomemorefamiliarwithnewsmedia.Atthesametime,wevelearntsomeusefulwordsandphrases.Youshouldrememberthemandpractiseusingthemfreelyandexactly.Afterclass,pleasecollectmoreinformationaboutnewsmediaandtalkaboutthemwithyourclassmates.Besides,dontforgettopreviewthecontentsofthenextperiod.Somuchfortoday.SeeyoutomorrowV
Ss:Seeyoutomorrow.
StepVITheDesignoftheWritingontheBlackboard
Unit2Newsmedia
TheFirstPeriod
I:Fivenewsmedia
website,radio,TVprogramme,magazine,newspaper
Ⅱ.Usefulwordsandphrases
 words.,reliable,fire,face,difficulty,elect,injure
phrases.,goup,burndown
StepⅦRecordafterTeaching

Unit2Newsmedia(TheFirstPeriod)


一名优秀的教师在每次教学前有自己的事先计划,教师要准备好教案,这是老师职责的一部分。教案可以让学生能够在教学期间跟着互动起来,帮助教师提前熟悉所教学的内容。那么,你知道教案要怎么写呢?小编为此仔细地整理了以下内容《Unit2Newsmedia(TheFirstPeriod)》,供大家借鉴和使用,希望大家分享!

Unit2Newsmedia
I.BriefStatementsBasedontheUnit
Theactivitiesofthisunit,includingWarming-up,Listening,Speaking,ReadingandWriting,centeronthesubject-newsandthemedia,whichareconnectedwithourlifeclosely.Itprovidesthestudentsanopportunitytolearnthelanguageinusingit.
Bytalkingaboutnewsandthemedia,thestudentsgetmoreknowledgeaboutthem-notonlyknowabouttheimportantpartstheyplayinlearningabouttheworld,butalsothewaystheyarewrittenandmade.Thestudentsmustbeveryinterestedinthissubject.Thisway,theycanlearnthelanguagepointseasilyandfreely.Theywillnotonlylearnsomeusefulwordsandphrasesaboutnewsandthemedia,butalsolearntoexpressopinions.
Besides,thestudyoftheGrammar-thePastParticiplecanhelpthestudentsusethelanguagemoreexactly.Byfinishingeachtaskprovidedinthetextbookandtheworkbook,thestudentsskillstouselanguagecanbewelldeveloped.
Ⅱ.TeachingGoals
1.Talkaboutnewsandthemedia.
2.Practiseexpressingopinions.
3.LearnaboutthePastParticiple(1):usedasAttributeandPredicative.
4.Writeacomparisonparagraph.
Ⅲ.TeachingTime:Fourperiods
IV.BackgroundInformation
1.RADIO
Inancienttimestheonlywaythatmencouldsendmessagesfromvillagetovillagewasonfoot.Whenmenlearnedtousethehorse,communicationbecamemuchquicker.However,comparedtothemodernworldcommunicationwasstillquiteslow.Manypartsoftheworldhadnoknowledgeofeventsinotherplaces.Later,thepostwasintroducedandhorseriderscarriedletters.Thismeantthatcommunicationwasfurtherimproved.Horsesdrawncoachescouldmovepeoplefromtowntotowninquiteacomfortableway.Atthebeginningofthelastcenturythesteamtrainwasinventedandforthefirsttimereallyfastcommunicationbecamepossible.Notonlycouldlettersbesenteasilyfromonepartofacountrytoanother,buttravelwasmadeeasy,too.Ataboutthesametime,steamshipshelpedcommunicationbetweencountries.
Theinventionofthetelegraphinthemiddleofthelastcenturyfurtherincreasedthespeedatwhichmessagescouldbesent.Inthissystemelectricalsignals,incode,aresentalongmetalwires.Thesesignalstravelsofastthattheycouldgonearlyeighttimesroundtheworldinonesecond.Aspecialdeviceisneededtosendthecode.Attheotherendanotherdeviceisusedinordertoreceivethecode.Bythismethodmessagescanbesentoverdistancesofseveralhundredkilometres.Withtheinventionofthetelephonethehumanvoicecouldbesentoverlongdistances.Becauseofthisthetelephonesystemreplacedthetelegraphforquickcommunicationoverlongdistances.Thetelegraphisstillused,however,bynewspapersinordertosendnewsandforotherpurposestoo.
Atthebeginningofthiscenturyradiowasinventedandinafewyearscommunicationwasagainimproved.Themaindifferencebetweenradioandtelephoneisthatradiousesnoelectricalsignalswhichtravellongdistancesalongwires.Insteadinvisiblewaves,movingatthesamespeedaselectricalsignals,areused.Afewyearsagotherewerenotmanyradiostationsintheworld.Todaytherearemanyhundredsofradiostationsbroadcastingindifferentlanguagesandinallcountries.Theinvisibleradiowavescaneasilytravelfromonecountrytoanother.Thismeansthatlistenersinonecountrycanlistentoprogrammesbroadcastfromanothercountry.Inthiswayinformationtravelsfromcountrytocountry.Radioisoftenusedbypolicementocommunicatewithoneanother.Inaddition,policeforcesinonecountrycancommunicatewiththoseinothercountriesinordertocatchcriminals.Shipsatseauseradiosothattheyknowexactlywheretheyare.Aeroplanesuseradioforthesamereasonandthismakesiteasierforthemtofindtheirwayfromplacetoplace.
Inthemodernworldtherearemanymethodsofcommunication.Aswellasradiothereistelevision,forexample.Thisenablesinformationintheformofapicturetobebroadcastfromoneplacetoanother.Radioisoftenusedaspartofatelegraphsystemwheredistancesareverylarge.Ofthemanymodernmethodsofcommunication,radioprobablyremainsthemostimportant.
2.HowtheProgramIsBroadcast?
Weturnontheradioandaprogramcomestousfromabroadcastingstationmilesandmilesaway.Weknowthatwordsandmusicthemselveshaven’ttraveledallthatdistancethroughspace,butsomethingcertainlyisbringingtheprogramfromthestation.Whatisthissilentcarrier?
Theanswerisradiowaves.Wecannotseeradiowavesorfeelthemorevenhearthem.Infact,nobodyknowsexactlywhattheyare.Butwedoknowthattheyaremadebyelectricity,andwehavelearnedhowtousethem.
Atthebroadcastingstationpeopletalkorsing,instruments(乐器)play,doorsslam(砰),andallofthesemakesoundwaves.Thesoundwavesreachthemicrophone,andheretheyarechangedintoelectricity.Thenfromatalltowercalledthebroadcastingaerial(天线),electricitysendsradiowaves.Thewavestravelineverydirection,andsomeofthemreachourradioaerial.Nowawonderfulthinghappens.Theradiowavesstartanelectricitycurrent(电流)inouraerialliketheonethatwasfirstmadeinthebroadcastingstation.Finally,theloudspeakerinoursetchangeselectricityintosound,andweheartheprogram.
TheFirstPeriod
TeachingAims:
1.Learnandmasterthefollowingwordsandphrases:
media,reliable,fire,face,difficulty,elect,goup,burndown,injure
2.Practiseexpressingopinionusingthefollowing:
Whatdoyouthinkof…?
Whatsyouropinion?
Whydoyouchoose…?
Perhaps…ismoreimportant.
Iwouldratherchoose.…
Idontthinkweshouldchoose…
Maybeitwouldbebettertochoose…
Ourreaderswanttoknowabout…
3.Talkaboutnewsandthemedia.
4.Trainthestudentslisteningandspeakingabilities.
TeachingImportantPoints:
1.Mastertheusefulwordsandexpressionsappearinginthisperiod.
2.Trainthestudentslisteningandspeakingabilitiesbytalkingaboutnewsandthemedia.
TeachingDifficultPoints:
1.Howtohelpthestudentsunderstandthelisteningmaterialexactly.
2.Howtohelpthestudentsfinishthetaskofspeaking.
TeachingMethods:
1.Listening-and-answeringactivitytohelpthestudentsgothroughthelisteningmaterial.
2.Individual,pairorgroupworktomakethestudentsfinisheachtask.
TeachingAids:
1.ataperecorder
2.aprojector
3.theblackboard
TeachingProcedures:
StepIGreetingsandLead-in
T:Goodmorning/afternoon,class.
Ss:Goodmorning/afternoon,Miss/Mr.X.
T:Sitdown,please.Beingthemembersofthesociety,weallcaresfor/aboutwhathappensaroundusorevenwhathappensathomeandabroad.Howcanyoudoso?
Ss:Byreadingnewspapersandmagazines,watchingTVprogrammes,listeningtotheradio.
T:Arethereanyotherways?Thinkitover.
Ss:Byawebsite.
T:Yes.It’salsoawaytolearnabouttheworld.Whatdoyoucallthesethingswhichhelpusknowabouttotheworld?
Ss:新闻媒体
T:InEnglish,wecallitnewsmedia.TodaywellbegintolearnUnit2Newsmedia(Bb:Unit2Newsmedia).First,letslearnthenewwordsinthisperiod.Lookatthescreen.
(Teacherfirstaskssomestudentstoreadthewordsonthescreen.CorrecttheSsmistakesinprononciation.Thenteachergivesbriefexplanations.Atlast,lettheSsreadandrememberthemforawhile.)
StepⅡWarmingup
T:Well,nowpleaseopenyourbooksatPage9.Warmingupfirst.Lookateachofthepicturesandtellmewhichkindofnewsmediaitshows?
Ss:Thefirstpictureshowsawebsite;thesecondoneshowsradio;thethirdoneshowsTVprogrammes;thefourthoneshowsmagazines;thefifthoneshowsnewspapers.
T:Quiteright!Now,pleaseworkingroupsoffouranddiscussthefivequestionsbelowthepictures.Afewminuteslater,I’llcotleetyouranswers.OK?
Ss:OK.
T:Youcanbeginnow.
(Afewminuteslater.)
T:Areyoureadynow?
Ss:Yes.
T:Whichgroupwouldliketotalkaboutthefirstquestion?Chooseonememberofyourgrouptoanswerthequestion.
S1:IthinkTVisthemostreliableamongthenewsmedia.TVconsistsofaseriesoflivelyconsecutivepictures.Forthepeoplewhowanttoknowwhatisexactlyhappening,apicturerespondsbettertoofferthetruthofafactthanthemerewordsuponapage.Itcanofferanuniquefunctionofseeminglyon-the-spotfeeling,whichisnotavailabletotheothermedia.
T:Thesecondquestion?
S2.IthinkTVprogrammesareeasyformostpeopletounderstand.Radio,canonlybeheardandsometimescan’tbepickedupclearly.Newspapersandmagazinesareonlyusefulforpeoplewhocanread.Websiteshavemanydifferentpages,butyoushouldbecarefultoreadsomeofthepages.whocanread.Websitehavemanydifferentpages,butyoushouldbecarefultoreadsomeofthepages.
T:Thethirdquestion?
S3:Iwillcheckothersources.
T:Thefourthquestion?
S4:Everymorning,thenewspaperchiefeditorandthejournalistsdiscussthemaineventsoftheday.Reportersarethensenttocovertheevents.Theyusuallydosomeinterviewsandthenchecktheinformation.Theymustworkveryfast.Laterintheday,everythingisputtogetheratthenewsdesk.Thentheeditorsreadthestoriesandmakeanynecessarychangesandchooseagoodtitleforeachstory.Atlast,theyprintthemquicklyanddeliverthem.Makingamagazineismoreorlessthesameasmakinganewspaper.Butthearticlesinamagazinearemorelikestories,whicharewrittenbyallkindsofwriters.Magazinesarenotpublishedasquicklyasnewspapers.
T:Thelastquestion?
Ss:Newsbroadcast,newspaper,magazine,radioprogramme,website,report,reporter,editor,interview,writearticles…
StepⅢListening
T:Next,letscometotheListening.Wearegoingtolistentotwopartsofconversations.Thefirstpartisaninterview;thesecondpartisadialogue.Now,lookatExercise1:Listencarefullytowhatissaidandticktheinformationyouhearineachpart.Ifnecessary,Illplayittwice.(Teacherbeginstoplaythetape,andcheckstheanswersafterlistening.Thenaskthestudentstofinishtherestofthetasks.)
T:OK.Now,pleaselistentoeachpartonceagainandthenworkinpairstotalkaboutthequestionsinExercises2,3,4and5.Areyouclear?
Ss:Yes.
(Teacherallowsthemenoughtimetotalkaboutthequestions.Thenasksomestudentstosaytheiranswers.)
StepIVSpeaking
T: Well, nowitstimeforustobetheeditorsofanewspaper.Hereisalistoftenthingsthathappenedtoday.Lookatthescreen.(Teachershowsthescreenandreadthroughthelisttothewholeclass.)
200peoplediedinanearthquakeinTurkey.
ChinabeatBrazil5-1infootball.
FranceelectedanewPresident.
Threechildrenfromyourcitywerekilled.
SomeonerobbedabankinShanghai.
Foodpricesaregoingup.
Ahouseinyourtownburneddown.Nobodywasinjured.
2000peopleinyourcitywerehappytodayandmovedintonewbuildings.
AChinesescientisthasinventedanewcarenginethatdoesnotpollutetheair.
Thereisarumourthatalargecompanywantstobuildafactoryinyourtown:
(Bb:goup,burndown)
T:Now,youveknownthetenthings,butyouonlyneedtoreportfiveofthem.So,firstdecidewhicheventsyouaregoingtoputinyournewspaper.Thengivereasonsforyourchoicesandcomparewithyourclassmates.Workingroupsoffourorfive.Andthefollowingexpressionsonthescreencanhelpyouwithyourdialogue.Afterawhile,Illasksomeofyoutoactoutyourdialogue.
(Teachershowsthescreen.)
Whatdoyouthinkof…?
Iwouldratherchoose.…
Whatsyouropinion?
Idontthinkweshouldchoose…
Whydoyouchoose…
Maybeitwouldbebettertochoose…
Perhaps…ismoreimportant.
Ourreaderswanttoknowabout….
(TeachergoesaroundtheSsandcheckstheirwork.Ifnecessary,teachermayjoininthem.)Sampledialogue:
A:Hello!Howiseverythinggoing?Haveyoufinishedyourwork?
B:Imverybusytoday.Ivechosenfiveeventsamongtenthingsthathappenedtodaytoreportinournewspaper.ButImnotsurewhetherImadethebestchoices.Ineedyouradvice.
C:Tellusmoreaboutyourchoices.
B:ThefirsteventIchoseis"FranceelectedanewPresident".Itisanimportanteventthesedays.Ithinkitmayhaveagreateffectoninternationalaffairs.Thesecondis"Thereisarumourthatalargecompanywantstobuildafactoryinourtown."Whatisyouropinion?
A:Iagreewithyourfirstchoice,butwhydoyouchoosethesecondone?Weshouldreportsomethingtruetoourreaders,notrumours.Maybeitwouldbebettertochoose"AChinesescientisthasinventedanewcarenginethatdoesnotpollutetheair."Itshowsourcountrysscienceadvancement.
B:Goodidea.ThenIdratherchoose"2000peopleinourcitywerehappytodayandmovedintonewbuildings.“and”ChinabeatBrazil5-1infootball.“Theyarebothexcitingnews.Theyalsoreflecttheimprovementofpeopleslifeandtheachievementinsports.
D:Ithinkyoumadeagoodchoice.Whataboutthefifthone?Haveyoudecidedyet?
B:Ithinktwoeventsaresuitable.Ireallydontknowwhichismoreimportant.Itishardtochoose.Theyare“Foodpricesaregoingup.“and”200peoplediedinanearthquakeinTurkey.”
D:Perhapstheformerismoreimportant.Ourreaderswanttoknowmoreabouttheirlife.Andthisthingisrelatedtoeverybodyslife.
B:Itsoundreasonable.Letsthinkthemover.Thankyouforyouradvice.
StepVSummaryandHomework
T:Uptonow,wevetalkedalotaboutnewsmedia.Bylisteningandspeaking,wevebecomemorefamiliarwithnewsmedia.Atthesametime,wevelearntsomeusefulwordsandphrases.Youshouldrememberthemandpractiseusingthemfreelyandexactly.Afterclass,pleasecollectmoreinformationaboutnewsmediaandtalkaboutthemwithyourclassmates.Besides,dontforgettopreviewthecontentsofthenextperiod.Somuchfortoday.SeeyoutomorrowV
Ss:Seeyoutomorrow.
StepVITheDesignoftheWritingontheBlackboard

Unit2Newsmedia
TheFirstPeriod
I:Fivenewsmedia
website,radio,TVprogramme,magazine,newspaper
Ⅱ.Usefulwordsandphrases
 words.,reliable,fire,face,difficulty,elect,injure
phrases.,goup,burndown
StepⅦRecordafterTeaching