新世紀(jì)高職高專英語第一冊教案1-Unit

1、Unit 1 College Education TEACHING OBJECTIVE 1. Master the key words and structures; 2. Try to understand why people go to college for further studies so as to have enough education for a good job; 3. Discuss the text among students and offer their opinions on the topic; 4. Develop the students liste

2、ning and speaking skills; 5. Learn how to fill in the form of personal information. TEACHING TIME: 4 periods/week IMPORTANT POINTS: 1. vocabulary (academic, advanced, beyond, degree, executive, graduate, major, master, privilege, require, research, reserve, serve, talented, variety, view.as, in addi

3、tion to) 2. To master some useful expressions (the more., the more.; either.or) 3. Study dialogues and practice DIFFICULT POINTS: 1. Reading text 2. Some words (academic, advanced, beyond, major,talented, variety, view.as, in addition to) 3. Practical writing. TEACHING AIDS: Blackboard, chalks, tape

4、-recorder, CD TEACHING APPROACHES: Task Based Language Teaching, Communicative Teaching Method TEACHING PROCEDURE: I. Lead In 1. Warm up activities 1）Greetings (T-Ss; Ss-Ss) A. Good morning/ afternoon/ evening. B. How was your military training? C. What do you expect about college life? 2) Question-

5、discussing A. You have a lot of choices after you graduate from high school, such as going to college, finding a job or joining the army. What would you like to do? Why? 2. Background information 1) Education in the United States Education in the United States consists of education in elementary sch

6、ool, secondary school, middle school, high school, community college, junior college, college, institute and university. After high school, the majority of students go on to college. Undergraduate studies lead to a bachelors degree, which is generally what Americans mean when they speak of a “colleg

7、e diploma”. The bachelors degree can be followed by professional studies and graduate studies, which lead to masters and doctoral degrees. American public schools are free and open to all at the elementary and secondary level (high school), but public universities charge tuition and have competitive

8、 entrance requirements. 2) Cyndi Lauper American singer, vocalist, movie star who has released a lot of albums. Cyndi Lauper (full name: Cynthia Ann Stephanie Lauper Thornton), was born in Brooklyn, New York on June 22nd 1953. She took up playing the guitar and writing lyrics at the age of 12. The f

9、irst song she learnt to play was “Greensleeves”. In the mid-70s she performed as a vocalist with various cover bands in the New York metropolitan area. II. Reading of the text 1. Global reading Questions and Answers Directions: Skim the paragraphs for answers to the following questions. Paragraph 1:

10、 Question: Why do most of high school graduates choose to go to college? Answer: About 75% of jobs require some education or technical training beyond a high school degree. Paragraph 2: Question: What is the purpose of college education according to this paragraph? Answer: On one hand, a college edu

11、cation is preparation for a career. On the other hand, it is a kind of preparation for ones future life. Paragraph 3: Question: What do adults of all ages want to do today in the U.S.? Answer: Adults of all ages come back to college either for career advancement or personal growth. Paragraph 4: Ques

12、tion: What does the rising number of Americans with a bachelors degree show? Answer: It shows the faith of Americans in the value of education. 2. Detailed reading Language points and the paraphrases of difficult sentences: 1.pay: v. 1) give money in order to buy sth. 支付，付清；繳納 e.g. I pay the cashier

13、 $500 for the computer. I paid $150 for that camera. 2) discharge or settle (a debt or an obligation) 償還，抵償；補(bǔ)償 e.g. Have you paid the electricity bill for the last month yet? 2. attention: n. concentration, mental focus 注意；注意力 e.g. Give your whole attention to what you are doing. 3. the more., the m

14、ore.: used for saying that sth. is increasing in number or degree all the time 越，越 e.g. The more angry he became, the more she laughed at him. 4. earn: v. 1) receive money for work that you do 賺得，掙得 e.g. Some students earn pocket money by mowing lawns for their neighbors. 2) acquire or deserve as a

15、result of effort or action 博得；贏得 e.g. They earned a reputation as hard workers. 5. accept: v. 1) receive (sth. offered), especially with gladness 接受，領(lǐng)受 e.g. Ive received a gift from my brother. 2) regard as proper, usual, or right 承認(rèn)，認(rèn)可 e.g. Such customs are widely accepted. 6. Although Cyndi made i

16、t without a high school degree, most people dont. Paraphrase: In spite of the fact that Cyndi was successful in her career without a high school degree, most people usually are not so successful without a high school degree. 4. shrug: v. raise shoulders and then lower them, especially to show that y

17、ou are not interested in something or that you do not know or care about something 聳（肩） （表示對置之不理、不知道、不在乎） “Wheres Dad?” “How should I know?” replied my brother, shrugging. 7. training: n. the process of teaching or learning a skill or job 訓(xùn)練 e.g. Nurses have to receive several years of training. 8.

18、beyond: prep. 1) outside the range of 超出 e.g. Understanding this article is beyond my capacity. 2) on or to the further side of 在的那邊 e.g. The road is beyond that hill. 3) (of time) later than 遲于 e.g. Some cafs keep open beyond midnight. 9. outearn: v. earn more than 比賺得多 e.g. General managers usuall

19、y outearn general employees. 10. .the highest incomes of all are earned by people with advanced degrees. Paraphrase: .people who have received advanced degrees can earn the best salaries. 11. career: n. 1) a profession or occupation 職業(yè)；專業(yè) e.g. My grandfather was a career teacher; its the only job he

20、d ever done. 2) a progression of ones working life 生涯 e.g. Churchills career is very abundant. 12. In addition to courses in their major field of study, most students have time to take elective courses. Paraphrase: Many students not only take required courses but also select other courses in which t

21、hey are interested. in addition (to): as well as; besides 除了 e.g. He has a daughter in addition to a son. 13. major: a. important, serious, large or great 重要的，嚴(yán)重的，大的 e.g. Shanghai is a major city in China. n. a students main subject at college or university 大學(xué)主修科目 e.g. He chose history as his major.

22、 v. study sth. as ones main subject at college or university（與 in 連用）（在大學(xué) 里）主修 e.g. He majors in physics. 14. enroll in: place ones name on a roll or register 注冊；入學(xué) e.g. Many young people have enrolled in the army. 15. But recent high school graduates no longer dominate the college campuses. Paraphr

23、ase: A large number of students other than those who have recently graduated from high school also study at college. 16. Today, it is quite common for adults of all ages to come back to college either for career advancement or personal growth. Paraphrase: Nowadays, it is quite common for people of d

24、ifferent age groups and with work experience to return to study at college for better job opportunities and the development of personal interests. 17. talent: n. a marked innate ability 天才，天資；才能 e.g. My brother has a talent for music. 3. Text analysis Paragraphs Main Ideas 1Better education usually

25、means higher incomes. 2A college education is not only preparation for a career, but also preparation for life. 3In America today, more and more people, in spite of their age, go to college also for career advancement or personal growth. 4America has got a much higher percentage of people with colle

26、ge degrees than most other major countries in the world. It is proof of American faith in the value of education and equal rights for education in the U.S. 4. Summary To summarize the text III. Exercises 1. Let students do the exercises on pages 5-7. 2. Check the exercises. 3. Teacher explains impor

27、tant points in detail. IV. Listening and speaking 1. Listening 1. Give students a few minutes to read through the printed materials for each listening item. 2. Listen to the material for the first time without looking at the book. 3. Listen to the material for a second time, and ask students to try

28、to do the exercises. 4. If the class finds it a difficult job fulfilling the tasks, teacher can play the recordings third or more so that most of them can understand. 5. Listen to the material for one more time with a pause after each sentence, and ask students to repeat the sentence during the paus

29、e. 6. Do exercises in the section. 2. Speaking Useful Expressions: How are you doing? Not bad. How about you? Welcome to our school! Thank you! Robin, this is my classmate, Jim. Pleased to meet you. Id like you to meet my teacher, Mr. Liu. How do you do? Nice talking to you. Me, too. V Grammar and Phonetics 1. Grammar: Articles 1. Introduce the seven different uses of Articles in grammar tips. 2. Ask students to do the exercises. 3. Check the answers. 2. Phonetics 1. Invite some students to read the phonetics. 2. Play the recording. 3.Tell the students