一、
章节分析(Reading section )
(一)综述
本章节通过Debbie和Simon 接人待物时的成功与失败,来说明肢体语言的重要性。在引导学生对文章进行整体理解同时,培养学生良好的礼仪。 本课的任务有两个:
1 对课文进行整体阅读。培养学生略读(获取大意)、扫读(整理有关信息)、细
读(分析篇章结构,慨括中心)等阅读能力。
2 与时俱进。结合课文以及上海迎世博倡导学礼仪的活动,引导学生畅谈作为东
道主该用何种Body Language来迎接四方宾客。 (二)阅读目标 1 知识目标
学习课文中重点词、词组、句型和语法。 2 能力目标
提高学生的阅读理解能力和培养学生的阅读技巧。阅读准备(收集相关资料)、略读(获取大意)、扫读(整理有关信息)、细读(分析篇章结构,慨括中心)等是高中学生必须具备的阅读技能,教师对高一新生可以以本课为例作仔细介绍。 3 情感目标
帮助学生对 “body language” 有更深入的思考,学会礼貌接人待物。 (三)教学方法
采用任务型教学法组织教学,通过比较,讨论等具体活动,达到教学效果。 (四)重点和难点 1 词汇学习
1) 核心词汇
senior
appearance express/expression impress/impression
middle-aged, well-dressed, part-time communicate/communication opposite greet cheerful
employ (employer, employee) colleague customer gesture 2) 拓展词汇
sigh fax
headline (练习D中) heading 3) 词组和短语
glance at, get down to,
give sb. a good impression, make a good impression on…, without hesitation, hold up,
prefer…to, would rather do…
2 句型学习
look ( sound, smell, taste, feel) + adj. make sb. +v.原形
一、 教学设计(Teaching Designs) 教学内容 Pre-reading 教学实施建议 教学资源参考 为了更好地处理初高中衔接,建议老师用一个课时完成两中学英语合作个任务: 网 介绍高中课本的结构特点;课文所涉及的内容;以及阅《牛津英语教读时skimming 和scanning 技巧. 根据课文主题,向学生展示一些生动形象并表示不同含义的肢体语言图片并与学生讨论它们所起的作用,从而调动学生学习积极性,激发学习兴趣,为顺利进入课文学习打下基础。 [具体处理这部分内容的建议见[链接1] 对初高中衔接的处理 ] [链接2课件:body language 1 ]。 While-reading 这是本课的主体部分,也是老师要处理的重点,既要引导 学生学习重点词汇和句型,又要提高学生的阅读理解能力,培养学生的阅读技巧。 Skimming 要求学生快速略读,获得课文的大概轮廓,能在有限的时间内运用skimming技巧,找到最基本的信息。 Scanning 由于课本上scanning全词填空太难,不符合由易到难的教学规律,故把课本第4 页E Read and think部分稍作修改变成scanning的内容。要求学生运用scanning 技巧,搜索需要的信息。 Further understanding 经过以上两个基础环节后,进入课文深层次的理解,要求学生能找出文中描写Debbie 和Simon 身体语言的词语,通过比较总结出两人接人待物的成功与失败的原因。 学参考》Page 1 Consolidation and conclusion 把课本第2页C Scanning 部分进行适当修改,巩固刚学过的内容。 [具体处理这部分内容的建议见[链接3课件:body language 2 ]。 Post-reading Discussion这是课文的拓展部分,也是进行情感教育部分。 结合课文以及上海迎世博倡导学礼仪的活动,引导学生畅谈作为东道主该用何种body Language来迎接四方宾客。 [链接1] 说明: 对初高中衔接的处理。 1 师生的自我介绍。
2 介绍高中教材的特点,介绍阅读中skimming 和scanning的含义与技巧.
1) What is skimming?
Skimming is a reading strategy. When we skim a piece of reading, we read it very quickly in order to get the general idea of the reading. When we skim, we skip the unimportant parts. Therefore, when we skim, we usually only look at titles and headings, pictures and diagrams, and important sentences (usually the first and last sentences of a paragraph) in the reading. Skimming takes only a minute or two, and it helps us get the general outline of the reading and follow the writer’s idea more easily. It is a way to prepare us for a better and detailed understanding of the writer’s ideas.
略读是一种阅读方式。当我们进行阅读时,我们是在非常快速地阅读,目的是获地阅读材料的大概轮廓或意义。在略读时,我们跳过不重要的部分。因此,我们通常只看题目和段落标题、附图和图表以及重要的句子(一般是每个段落的第一句和最后一句)。略读只需一二分钟,它帮助我们获得阅读材
料的大概轮廓并使我们更好地跟上作者的思路,它为我们更准确、更仔细的理解作者的思想做好了准备。
2) What is scanning?
Scanning is a reading strategy. When we scan a piece of reading, we read it very quickly in order to get specific or single pieces of information. So we scan to get information about time, names, places and numbers, etc. When we scan, we always skip the irrelevant parts and we only focus on what we need to find out.
跳读是一种阅读方法。当我们在扫读一篇阅读材料时,我们是在非常快速地阅读,目的是获得有关时间、姓名、地点和数据等的信息。在跳读时,我们总是跳过不相关的部分,而只是集中注意我们需要发现的信息。
3) Practice ( 老师们可以用以下材料说明介绍skimming和scanning的阅读
技巧。) English Manners
When we meet someone we know, the simplest thing to say in English
A is “Good morning”, “Good afternoon”, or “Good evening”. “Hello” and “Hi” are forms of informal greeting. We avoid using them with seniors or in a very formal situation. “How are you?” and “How are you doing?” are often used to greet friends. They are used either during the day or in the evening. “How do you do?” seems to be used less often than before.
Some forms of greeting which are good manners in China are not
B considered so in Britain or some other English-speaking countries. For example, usually we should avoid greeting a foreign friend by saying “ Where are you going?” or “Where have you been?”, which are quite common among friends in China. If we did ask either of these questions, the foreign friend would think that we were asking about his private
affairs. Neither should we greet a foreigner by saying “Have you had your dinner?”. He might think you were inviting him to dinner!These forms of greeting are only acceptable when they are used with close friends.
In most English-speaking countries shaking hands is also a form of
C greeting, and the best kind of handshake is gentle and firm. Close friends or relatives, on the other hand, usually do not shake hands with each other; they often exchange a quick kiss on the cheek when they meet or part. Men, however, don’t often kiss or embrace when greeting each other.
D Men still tend to open doors for women in public. However, some young girls cannot stand that. Nowadays more and more women are opening doors for men!
Good manners are made up of many small things. Foreign friends or
E colleagues can get very upset if we forget to say or do something properly. This can be clearly shown through the following example.
F One day, on the desk of a department office in a college, lay a letter for a visiting American professor. Her Chinese colleague happened to pass by. She saw it, picked it up, and later gave it to the American professor, saying, “ Mrs Willis, a letter for you from your hometown.” To her surprise, the visiting professor immediately put on a stiff face. She didn’t know the reason why the Chinese colleague was interested in her private affairs. At the same time, the Chinese teacher didn’t know the reason why Mrs Willis took offence.
Thus, we have a lot to learn about English manners. The native speakers
G around us offer very good examples when talking and acting. English books, TV programmes and the Internet provide lessons as well. Some dictionaries also present lists of common polite expressions. So, we must try our best
to learn more about English manners and people’s ways of life so that we can communicate with foreigners more properly. Exercises:
A) Skimming: Read the first and last sentences of each paragraph and
match the summaries in Column Ⅰwith the paragraphs in ColumnⅡ. The first one has been done for you as an example.
Column Ⅰ ColumnⅡ Paragraph A Paragraph B Paragraph C Paragraph D Paragraph E Paragraph F Paragraph G a) Things that make up good manners b) A good example to show cultural differences in manners c) Shaking hands, kissing and embracing d) Opening doors and good manners e) Different forms of greeting f) Manners in China and English-speaking countries g) Getting to know more about English manners
( answer: a)---E, b)---F, c)---C, d)---D, e)---A,
f)---B )
(虽然这篇文章很长,但经过skimming 环节,同学们基本能在较短的时间内,通过看每一段落的第一句和最后一句,找到每段的段落大意,理清作者的写作思路,为下一步寻找细节奠定基础。)
B. Scanning: Scan the text and answer the following questions.
In what situation(s) is each of the following used?
“Good morning.”, “Good afternoon.”, “Good evening.” “Hello.”, “Hi.”
“How are you?” , “How are you doing?”
“How do you do?”
“Where are you going?”, “Where have you been?”, “Have you
had your dinner?”
(经过skimming环节后,同学们知道以上问题的答案应在第A段和B段去
找。)
When and with whom do people exchange a quick kiss on the cheek?
(在第C段找。答案:relatives or close friends when meeting)
How many ways has the writer suggested to help us learn more about English manners?
( 在G段找。答案:3 )
(同学们往往畏惧阅读长文章,从头到尾读下来,却不知文章到底讲什么。通过学习理解文章的大意,知道在什么段落去寻找需要的信息,并为下一步深层理解奠定基础。)
[链接2] 说明: 用ppt. (body language 1)展示一些生动的body language 图片,鼓励学生动口动脑,说出它们的含义。 The many meanings of body language (见课件:body language 2 ) [链接3] 说明: 本部分建议采用任务型阅读教学方法。通过略读、扫读、细读等不同手段来提高学生的阅读理解能力,从而培养学生的阅读技巧。 Step One Warming-up
Look at the pictures on ppt. Different body language (facial language) shows some different feelings. ( Students use different words esp. adj. to describe
them).
(具体处理见课件“body language2 ppt.) Step Two Task cycle---reading 1 Skimming
Skim the story and look at the photo on the next page, and then try to answer the following questions.
Where does the story take place? ( in the Sunbeam Travel Company) Who are the people sitting down? (Debbie and Simon) When did the story take place? (on a Saturday morning) Which person looks the most friendly? (Debbie) 2 Scanning
Scan the passage and find the answer to the following questions. Who sat down opposite Debbie? ( A middle-aged, well-dressed woman) How did Debbie greet her? (cheerfully)
Who was Mr.Yang? (a senior employee in the company)
Can you find two examples of Mr Yang’s body language ? Why did he do the things?
(put his hand on Simon’s shoulders; gave an encouraging smile; to tell him why the customer didn’t prefer to deal with him in a friendly way.) Why did the customer prefer to deal with Debbie?( 进入下一环节的细读。) 3 Further understanding(通过比较两人不同的身体语言,得出文章的主题)
1) Find the different body language of Debbie and Simon.
Debbie greet cheerfully hold her head up Simon sigh rest his head on his hand hook at the customer’s look downwards eyes smile not smile turn her head or body not turn his head or body towards towards the customer 2) Question
Why did customers prefer to deal with Debbie instead of Simon? (Because her body language makes customers feel welcome, while Simon’s tells customers to go away. ) ( 书上原句) 3) Conclusion:(main idea of the passage)
Communicating is more than speaking and listening. Your body language is important, too.( 书上原句)
Step Three Consolidation
Simon is phoning a friend about his experience. Fill in the blanks. The first letters have been given. (Deal with some words and expressions that students have just learned in the previous steps.)
I spoke to Mr Yang today. He’s one of Sunbeam Travel’s s_____ employees. I told him that our customers always p______ to deal with Debbie. He told me the problem might be the way I c_________. He explained to me about b____ language. He said that I was not giving customers a good i________. My body language was telling customers to go a_____, instead of making them feel w________. So now I’m trying to i_________ my body language. (reference : senior, prefer, communicate, body, impression, away, welcome, improve)
Step Four Reflection --- Post-reading Discussion
The World Expo will be held in Shanghai in 2020. Our government is advocating excellent etiquette(礼仪). As a native, what do you think you will do to greet friends both at home and abroad?
the customer Step Five Homework
1 Read the text after the tape recorder. 2 Do Ex.D1&D2 on P4. (见课件 body language 2)
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