九年級 英語 上冊《Unit 8 Section A (3a-3c)》課件

英語教學(xué)課件（RJ）Goforit!九年級（上）SectionA(3a-3c)Unit8ItmustbelongtoCarla.LearningGoalsKeywords&phrases:mystery,familiar,

hidden,power,trick,unsolvedKeysentences:1.Generallyspeaking,ifyouexperiencedéjàvufromtimetotime,thereisnoneedtoworryaboutit.2.Déjàvu,whetheritisatrickofthemindorawindowintothepastorfuture,remainsoneofthemanyfascinatingunsolvedmysteriesofhumanexperience.Studentscanlearnmoreaboutdéjàvu.Words&Expressionsdéjàvumysterytheoryfamiliarhiddenpowern.

似曾經(jīng)歷過的感覺;似曾相識n.奧秘;神秘事物n.學(xué)說;理論;看法adj.熟悉的；常見到的adj.奧秘的；隱藏的n.能力;權(quán)力Words&Expressionslinkparalleluniversemix-uptrickunsolvedn.

聯(lián)系；連接adj.平行(的)；同時發(fā)生的n.宇宙n.

混亂；雜亂n.

引起錯覺的事物

v.欺騙；欺詐adj.擔(dān)心的；不安的WarmingupCanyousharesomethingyoufeelfamiliar,butyouhadn’tdoneitbefore?

AtanewschoolIrememberwhenIfirsttransferredtoanewschool,asIwalkedintotheschool,IsuddenlyhadastrongfeelingthatIhadbeenherealongtimeago.ButIknewitwasmyfirsttimeatthisschool.HaveafamilydinnerAtafamilygathering,IheardtheadultstalkingaboutastorythatIhadneverheardbefore.Butsomehow,Ifeltveryfamiliarwiththestoryandcouldevenpredictwhatwouldhappennext.TakeanexamDuringamathexam,Iencounteredadifficultproblem.AsIbegantoworkonit,IsuddenlyfeltasifIhadsolvedthisproblembeforeandevenrememberedthestepstosolveit,butinfact,itwasthefirsttimeIhadseenthisquestion.Pre-readingApersonisexploringthemysteriesofhumanthought.Canyoudescribethepicture?brain3aWhile-readingReadthepassageandchoose

thebesttitle.TheScienceofDéjàVuTheMysteryofDéjàVuTheMeaningofDéjàVu似曾相識的感覺While-reading3b1.Wheredoesthetermdéjàvucomefromandwhatdoesit

mean?2.Whatdosomepeoplebelieveaboutthefamiliarscenes

duringadéjà

vuexperience?Readthepassageagainandanswerthequestions.ItcomesfromaFrenchtermanditmeans“alreadyseen”.Somepeoplebelievethefamiliarscenesofdéjàvumustcomefrompastdreams.Andsomesuggestthatdéjàvumightshowwehaveahiddenpowertoseethefuture.3.Howdomostscientistsexplaindéjàvu?4.Whatshouldyoudoifyouexperiencedéjàvuoften?5.Amongalltheopinionsaboutdéjàvu,whichoneinterests

youmost?

Why?

Mostscientistssaythatdéjàvuisjustamix-upinthebrain,makingus

feelsomethingisfamiliarwhenitisactuallynot.Youshouldseeadoctor.Answersmayvary.Post-reading3cWhatdoyouthinkaboutdéjàvu?Shareyourexperiencesorideaswithapartner.I'vehearddifferentideasaboutdéjàvu.Somesayit'sfromdreamswecan'tremember.Othersthinkit'sjustalittlebrainmistake.Ibelievethebrainmistakeideaismorescientificandlogical.LanguagePoints①Thisfeelingisknownasdéjàvu,aFrenchtermmeaning“alreadyseen”.（教材P59）beknownas

被稱為；被認(rèn)為是E.g.Sheiswidelyknownasanexpertinherfield.Sheisknownforbeingkindandhelpfultoothers.②

Peoplehavestudiedthisfascinatingquestionforovera

century,andtherearenowanumberofinteresting

theoriesaboutdéjàvu.anumberof

一些；多個Anumberof

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Generallyspeaking,ifyouexperiencedéjàvu

fromtimeto

time,thereisnoneedtoworry

aboutit.generallyspeaking

一般來說fromtimetotime

偶爾；有時E.g.Generallyspeaking,plantsneedwaterandsunlighttogro