Unit-5-Never-Judge-by-Appearances市公開課一等獎省賽課微課金獎

CollegeEnglish IntegratedCourseUnit5NeverJudgebyAppearances1/26Youcan’tjudgeabookbylookingatitscover.2/26friendly,nice,sociable,easygoing,hardworking,warmhearted,generous,considerate,humorous,frank…Firstimpressionsofyourdeskmateswordy,cold,quiet,shy,serious,timid,impolite,rude,selfish,sloppy,indifferent,stubborn,vicious…Mostpeople’scharacterappearsobviousonfirstmeeting,but…3/26Deepconcavecheekbones,twistedhair,afivefeethigh(1.52m),100pounds(45.4kg)weightnaughtylook(“深凹面頰，扭曲頭發(fā)，一個5英尺高、100磅重頑童模樣”).——美國《福布斯》雜志年對馬云評價4/26ThisweirdlookingpersonhasthesamestatureofNapoleon,morelikeNapoleonwithgreatambition!

(“這個長相怪異人有著拿破侖一樣身材，更有拿破侖一樣偉大志向！”)Mostpeople’scharacterappearsobviousonfirstmeeting,but…

theappearancescanbedeceptive.5/26understandthemainideaofthepassage1differentwaystoshowdisagreement2wordsandexpressionsrelatedtoappearances3TextAAFriendinNeedtrytodocriticalthinking4teachingobjectives:6/26

Afriendinneedisafriendindeed.Youmaythink:astoryabouthowpeoplehelpedtheirfriendinneed.Predictwhatisthetextabout?TextAAFriendinNeed7/26scanformaincharactersinthepassageIEdwardHydeBurtonLennyBurton8/26PartPara(s)Mainideas1

2-34-51123Textorganization9/26Doestheauthorthinkourfirstimpressionsofapersonarealwaysright?Whyorwhynot?“Ishrugmyshoulderswhenpeopletell…shrugv.toexpressdisagreement,confusion,contempt,nointerestinsomething,etc.Anactorhastolearntoshrugoffcriticism.演員必須得學(xué)會對批評不屑一顧。shrugsth.off:treatsomethingasunimportantandnotworryaboutitTextorganization—partone10/26waystoshowyourdisagreementshrugyourshouldershakeyourhead

frownon/uponsth.他不會贊成這么提議。Hewouldfrownonsuchaproposal.11/26PartPara(s)Mainideas1

2~34~51123Itisnoeasyjobtojudgepeople,fortheyaren’talwayswhattheyappeartobe.Textorganization12/26PartPara(s)Mainideas1

2-34-51123Itisnoeasyjobtojudgepeople,fortheyaren’talwayswhattheyappeartobe.Theauthor’simpressionofEdwardBurtonTextorganization13/26theauthor’simpressionofEdwardBurtonProfessionPhysicaldescriptionClothingPersonality

Conclusionnotmuchmorethanfivefeetfour(1.64cm),veryslender,withwhitehair,redfacemuchwrinkled,blueeyes,smallandfrailmerchantgenerous,nottalkverymuch,sensible,humorous,popularattheclub,unitedandaffectionatefamily,kindliness,mildblueeyes,gentlevoice,benignsmile,rich,madeeverypennyhimselfneatlyandquietlydressedinaccordancewithhisageandstationarealloveforhisfellows,couldnotbeartohurtaflyTextorganization—parttwo14/26Howtodescribeapersongeneralpersonalimpressionageheight,weight,figurehair,eyes,face,mouth…

interestsandhobbiesachievementsandfamilies…15/26relatedwordsandphrasesdouble/single-foldeyelidaflat/pointed/hawknoseround/square/ovalfacewearabeard/moustachethick/thinlipssquare/pointedchinslender/slim/skinny/plumpbeofaveragebuild/heighttieone’shairbackinaponytailhaveone’shairhangingdownlong/short/straight/wavyhairwithshortbangsahigh/narrowforeheadbushy/lighteyebrows16/26Sheisasimple,innocentandlovelymiddleschoolstudent.Sheisthinandofaverageheight.Shetiesherhairbackinaponytailandhasshortbangsinfrontofhernarrowforehead.Shehasbigsmilingeyeswithdouble-foldeyelid,apointednoseandaovalface…practice17/26Textorganization—partthreeSectionOne：Para.4-16Edward’simpressionofLennyBurton

ProfessionPhysicaldescriptionClothingPersonality

Conclusionremittanceman,remarkablebridgeplayerhandsomeinawaywithcurlyhairandpink-and-whitecheekswell-dressedandsmart-lookingnoharminhim,hewasonlywild,dranktoomuchHewasn’tabadchap.Ilikedhim.18/26SectionTwo:SectionThree:Para.17-31Para.32-51ThewholestorybetweenEdwardandLennyRoleplayFormagroupoftwoandactoutthedialoguebetweenEdwardandLenny.Payattentiontopara.17,23,36andtrytochangetheindirectspeechintodirectspeech.19/26LennyBurtonwent_____andcametoEdwardBurton’sofficeto__________.Edward_______Lenny’srequestand_________him.ButLenny_______againandclaimedthathecould____.Thus,EdwardmadeapromisetoLennythatifLennycould___________adangerouswaterarea,hewould___________.Intheend,Lennygot_______intheriver.brokeaskforajobrefusedhumiliatedbeggedswimswimthroughgivehimajobdrownedstorysummary:Textorganization—partthree20/26DidEdwardknowLennywouldbedrownedwhenhemadethatpromisetohim?Howdoyouknow?Yes!Heknew.“Well,Ihadn’tgotavacancyinmyofficeatthemoment.”21/26PartPara(s)Mainideas1

2-34-51123Itisnoeasyjobtojudgepeople,fortheyaren’talwayswhattheyappeartobe.Theauthor’simpressionofEdwardBurtonAsitturnedout,Burtonwascold-bloodedenoughtosendafriendtocertaindeath.Textorganization22/26TextAAFriendinNeedYoumaythink:astoryabouthowpeoplehelpedtheirfriendinneed.Anentirelydifferentstory:EdwardBurton,whoappearstobekindlyandfrail,refusedtohelpafriendinneedandwascold-bloodedandviciousenoughtosendhimtodeath.23/26Howtogettoknowapersonbesidestheimpressionyougotfromtheappearance?carefulandcomprehensiveobs