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2019-2020年高中英語 Unit2 Success stories教案 上海新世紀版 一． 單元分析（Unit Analysis） （一）單元地位（Unit Position） 1．本課講述了Michelangelo 和Franz Schubert 的成功故事，談及了成功所需的個人素質和必要條件。教師可圍繞“成功人士”這一主題，設計活動讓學生參與討論，通過了解他人的成功經(jīng)歷，從中獲取經(jīng)驗。 2．本單元末，利用本課“成功人士”這一主題，學生探討他們所認為的成功的定義，怎樣的人算成功人士，取得成功的必要因素是哪些。 3．本課繼續(xù)討論定語從句，主要學習介詞加關系代詞。對于這一語法現(xiàn)象，教師有必要在課堂教學中加以一定的句型操練。 4．針對本課的“定語從句”現(xiàn)象，設計游戲，讓學生在模擬情境中運用該語法現(xiàn)象。 （二）單元目標（Unit Target） 1. 進一步學習定語從句。 2. 能對名人的成功進行簡單描述。（名字，國籍，職業(yè)，杰出貢獻…） 3. 能談論個人成功所需的必要素質。 4. 學會在閱讀中使用跳讀的方式。 （三）單元重點（Unit Points） 1 關鍵詞： u 語言知識類 belong to, master, by the time + 時間狀語從句, turn down, alone, lonely, endure, lie on his back, ever since, fascination, attraction, can’t help but do , admire… u 交際功能類 1） 名人：Martin Lurther King, Lei Feng, Lincoln, Einstein, Armstrong, Charles Chaplin… 2） 對成功者的描述：A winner is not afraid of his own thinking and to use his own knowledge. He can separate facts from opinions and doesn’t pretend to have all the answers. He listens to others, evaluates what they say, but es to his own conclusions. While he can admire and respect other people, he is not totally defined, bound, or awed by them. 3) 有關于成功的諺語： The secret of success is constancy of purpose. 成功之秘訣在與目標之有恒。 Confidence in yourself is the first step on the road to success. 自信是踏上成功之路的第一步 Diligence is the mother of success. 勤奮是成功之母。 The talent of success is nothing more than doing well whatever you do without a thought of fame. 成功之道無他，唯悉心做事，而不稍存沽名釣譽之心。 Where there is a will, there is a way. 有志者事竟成。 2 功能： 教材第29頁 成功所需的素質：ambitious, optimistic, heroic, upright, selfish, creative, wise, diligent, modest, persevering, brave, efficient, devotion, constancy, punctual, … 3 語法點： 本課出現(xiàn)了定語從句介詞加關系代詞 who/which，應作為本課的教學重點。 一、 教學設計（Teaching Designs） 教學內容 教學實施建議 教學資源參考 1 Reading 作為“成功故事”這一主題的引入，教師可讓學生先將教材第20頁上的人物圖片和圖下所列的名字連接起來。描述他們的國籍，職業(yè)，有什么成就。 以小組活動的形式討論并填寫教材第21頁A2的表格，分別寫出Michelangelo, Beethoven, Mandela, Zhang Haidi, Hellen Keller這幾位名人的性別，職業(yè)，國籍以及杰出之處。 快速閱讀課文每一段的首句和末句，將教材第21頁A3部分所列出的段落大意和每一段連接起來。 在此基礎上，閱讀并講解課文，使學生對Michelangelo能有更深刻、全面地了解。 課本第20~21頁——Highlights 部分。 2 Listening 教材第27頁的聽力可讓學生了解音樂家Beethoven 的生平。同時建議教師可利用上海外語教育出版社出版的《英語（新世紀版）聽力》第34~42頁 Growing towards success，開展相關主題的聽力活動作為對教材的補充。 課文第27頁——Listening Practice 補充聽力—— Growing towards success 3 Speaking 以“成功人士的成功故事”為主題設計口語活動。 活動一：學生列舉他們心目中的成功人士，并說出為什么覺得這寫人是成功的?？刹扇　邦^腦風暴”的方式。 [鏈接1] 頭腦風暴法的操作建議。 活動二：學生根據(jù)教材第20頁的圖片進行小組討論，將自己所知道的這些名人的故事與同組的同學交流。每一組挑選一名組員，將組內的信息匯合，具體描述一位名人。 活動二：情景對話。兩位同學相互交流自己所喜歡的明星，并說出自己為什么喜歡他們。 活動三：猜猜他/她是誰？描述一位名人但不提起他的名字，讓同學們猜這個人是誰。 [鏈接2] 名人材料鏈接 活動四：上述材料還可采取另一種活動方式“ Running Dictation” [鏈接3] Running Dictation的操作建議。 課文第27頁——Speaking Practice 4 Writing 復習第一課所學知識點，練習用連詞寫復合句 課文第13頁——Writing部分 5 Structure 介詞加關系代詞引導的定語從句是本課的語法教學內容。教師可通過練習與游戲相結合，加強學生在定語從句中適當運用介詞的能力 [鏈接4] 定語從句操練的教學建議。 課文第25頁——Structure 部分 6 Additional Reading 本部分講述Franz Shubert 的成功故事。 本文出現(xiàn)的重要詞匯與詞組：lead a normal life, have a hard time doing, support, be short of money, be dedicated to, deliver … to, remain unknown, remain unfinished, It is believed that…, intend to do, the rest of, sketch out, prevent …from…, unusual beauty. 教師可補充Franz Shubert的故事并讓學生欣賞他所創(chuàng)作的音樂。 [鏈接5] Franz Shubert補充材料 課文第30頁——Additional Reading [鏈接1] 說明： 利用“頭腦風暴”是提供學生積極思維的好機會。學生在思考“成功人士”這個概念的同時會聯(lián)想到很多身邊的普通人，崇拜的明星，同時也可以了解到“成功”這個概念在別人心目中的定義。 1. 教師在黑板中央寫 “successful people” , 允許學生思考一段時間后自由發(fā)言。 可采用以下的板書形式： Liu Xiang Bill Clinton David Beckham successful people Jay Zhou Beethoven Zhang Haidi Bill Gates 2. 在黑板上留出一定空白, 讓學生思考并說出這些人為什么是成功的。 3. 小組討論，想要成為成功的人，個人需要具備什么素質。參考教材第29頁。 4. 教師總結，羅馬不是一日造就的，成功也不是隨便可以獲得的。必須要有內因外因相結合，才有可能成功。 [鏈接2] Beethoven 1. He was a great musician. 2. He was deaf when he was posing his best. 3. He was suffering from other diseases and trouble, but from his music you can be sure that nothing could bend his will. 4. It is cruel to say that his suffering makes his music more beautiful but it tells some truth. Helen Keller 1. She was both blind and deaf. 2. With unusual will-power, she learned her ABC and pleted her advanced education and became writer. 3. Her confidence courage and concern for others make her a great example for all the disabled people. Steven Hawking 1. He is a sufferer of a terrible disease. 2. He is unable to speak, breathe or move about without the help of a machine. 3. But he is now internationally famous for his scientific work not for his illness. 4. He studied physics at Oxford University and University at Cambridge. 5. He has been to China to give lectures. Lei Feng 1. He was an ordinary Chinese soldier, died young. 2. He saw himself as a screw in a giant machine. 3. He didn’t mind being usual and mon. 4. All he wanted was to be of use to the public. 5. To serve the people with unselfishness is his catch-words. Bill Gates 1. The man didn’t finish his education in Harvard. 2. He dropped out of Harvard. He and his Windows have changed the way humans use technology. 3. His book The Road Ahead is still a best seller. 4. He is among the richest individual in the world. Charles Chaplin 1. The man grew famous by making silent movies. 2. He didn’t want to be an American citizen though he became an international star there. 3. His MODERNTIMES and DICTATOR remain great movies up till today. 4. His image as a tramp makes numerous people laugh heartily. 5. But after laughs audience often feel bitter. [鏈接3] 說明： Running Dictation 是集聽，說，讀，寫于一體的游戲方式，并強調小組合作，能夠充分調動學生的積極性。同時因為大量的跑動，課堂氣氛活躍起來，學生的記憶力得到鍛煉，同時培養(yǎng)了小組協(xié)作精神，讓學生學到一些關于人物的描述方式。 1. 教師將幾位人物的描述按照順序寫在幾張紙上，在紙上編上序號，分別貼在教室墻上。 2. 教師將班級同學分成6到8組，編好序號，每組負責記錄符合自己組號的紙上的內容。 3. 組內一名同學擔任書記員，組內其余同學在教室內跑動，負責輪流將紙上的句子按照順序背下，然后回到組內將所記句子轉述給書記員。 4. 待紙上的句子被轉述完畢后，可以猜出描寫的人物。 5. 根據(jù)各組完成的時間決定哪組為優(yōu)勝組。 [鏈接4] 說明： 語法的學習除了教師的精講之外，離不開學生的實際語言練習與運用。創(chuàng)設不同的活動讓學生積極參與，使語法學習不再被動接受、死記硬背。 1. 練習一：填入適當?shù)慕樵~ + 關系代詞 2. The time ______ Michelangelo lived was about 500 years age. 3. The workshop ______ he started to work and learn belonged to one of the leading masters of the time. 4. The reason ______ Michelangelo turned down the task was very simple. 5. How nice! It is a topic _______ we’ll take interest. 6. The professor _________ we were talking will give us a lecture on school education. 7. Today his works are still examples ______ whom art students must learn. 8. The man _______ you shook hands just now is our principle. 9. Last night I had dream _________ I won the Oscar Award. 10. The palace ______ you paid a visit was built 1,200 years ago. 11. The wood, ______ the furniture is made, is very hard. 練習二： 根據(jù)所給的信息運用介詞加關系代詞引導的定語從句完成句子。 教師將有關時間、地點和動作的詞寫在小紙片上，分別分成兩堆，學生從每堆抽取一張，根據(jù)內容造句。 如： Place: The summer Palace, MacDonald, the shopping mall, the swimming pool, Police Station, Mount Tai，1980, the Spring Festival. Action: celebrate one’s birthday, choose a gift, be born, be caught stealing, take a shower, enjoy the beautiful sunrise, have a piece of bread, gather together. 假設學生從第一堆中抽到1980,從第二堆中抽到 be born, 可以造以下句子： 1980 is a year in which I was born. [鏈接5] Introduction Franz Schubert 1797-1828 poser from Austria, Franz Schubert was born in Vienna, one of fourteen children. He has been called "the last of the Classical posers and the first of the Romantics." He posed under the same styles and patterns of the Classical Era, but altered them to fit his own purpose and desires into Romantic Era characteristics. He wrote many astonishing pieces for string quartets, sonatas, and symphonies, which now are ranked with those of Mozart and Beethoven. His waltzes, moments musicaux, and impromptus set the pattern for the many short pieces of the Romantic posers-to-e, such as Schumann, Mendelssohn, and the piano great Frederic Chopin. Throughout his short lifetime, Schubert wrote an incredible amount of masterworks: more than 600 songs, nine symphonies (his eighth stands forever unfinished), a vast body of chamber music, quite a few operas, and innumerable piano pieces for two or four hands. Sadly enough, Franz Schubert never met fame and fortune during his lifetime, in fact, he often suffered in the pit of poverty. Even though he wrote several operas, none were successful enough to be performed on stage and earn him money. The first six of his nine symphonies were written for an amateur orchestra, and the ones that were considered the greatest (his ninth) and his most famous (his eighth, or "Unfinished"), were not performed until after Schubert passed away. Even his astounding piano works were not discovered during his lifetime. Schubert was a popular man, no doubt, because of his many friends, who helped him through the lean times. His artsy acquaintances invited him to play his music at painting shows at cafs. Other times, he and his friends would get together to throw a big party, where Schubert played his latest works, in addition to the parties dancing and singing. However, this still did not attract the public to his works. In addition to those little works, even his few operas never quite caught on. But because of his uniqueness in his little songs, no one could pete against those dainty masterpieces. His melodies were often for the piano, as he had the true talent of creating harmonic binations, pleasantly waking the sleepy ear of the listener. Although his works were not as successful during his life as the greats of previous posers during their lives, he truly showed a respect for the legends before him. He looked up to Beethoven, the father of the Romantic Era, with a tremendous amount of inspiration, motivating Schubert to follow in his footsteps, and to try to bee a pat of the legacy. Although Schubert lived in the same city as Beethoven while they both were still alive, Franz was too shy to meet and talk to him, at the same time Beethoven was too preoccupied to think of inviting a younger man. Thus, the two men never met, but Franz Schubert was at Beethovens funeral, as a coffin-bearer. And as he requested, Franz himself was buried close to the great poser before him after dying from syphilis and a typhoid fever. Schubert once remarked to a friend, "Who can do anything after Beethoven?" Little did he know that he did plenty after Beethoven.