资源描述
111Unit7 New Waves of Technology教案reading to learnthis section includes three articles on technological achievements and on problems arising from technological achievements.NASA ROVER WAKES UP ON MARSWithout the books open, write the title of this text on the board. Have Ss predict what the text is about from the title.Questions:Whats the subject in this title? What do you think a NASA Rover could be? What is the verb? Give other examples that wake up. What is the object? What is Mars? How can you travel to Mars? Would this be a person or thing that would travel to MARS? What type of technology will we read about in this text? Does anyone is the class know something about Mars that they could share with the class?There is a lot of new vocabulary in this text. Assign the reading for homework and have the Ss categorize the new vocabulary into the following groupsFind all the words or phrases related to the Rover Find all the words or phrases related to the Mars Find all the words or phrases related to NASA Discuss post reading activities with the classTECHNOLOGY FOR A NATION Again, without the book open discuss the title .Have the Ss make predictions about the text.Questions When did china send a person to space?Who was that person that traveled into space?How did China succeed in send a person into space?What is involved in sending a human being into space?When did china begin to develop space technology?What have Chinese scientists achieved over the years?Ask the Ss to imagine or predict what will happen in two years from now in space technology. will one of then will travel into space in the future?Teaching tip Predictions encourage the sS to relay on prior knowledge and interpretations of the title words.Assign the reading for homework.Discuss post reading activities in the following lessonCheck students predictions with information in the text.MOTHER SUES NESTLE OVER LACK OF GM MILK LABEL1. SCMP stand for south china morning post, a major English newspaper based in Hongkong 2. Nestle: nestle with headquarters in Vevey, Switerland was founded in 1866 by Henry Nestle, a pharmacist, who developed a food for babies who were unable to breastfeed. His first success was a premature infant who could not tolerate his mothers milk or any of the usual substitutes. People quickly recognized the value of the new product, after Nestles new formula saved the childs life ,and soon, Farine Lactee Henri Nestle was being sold in much of Europe.3. Nestle is today the worlds biggest food and beverage company. The number of it s employees is about 253 000. it has factories or operations in almost every country in the world.4. before introducing the text have a discuss about labels. Bring in several items with labels, for example: a can of bamboo shoots, dried noodles, dried soup, tomato sauce, ketchup, etc. divide the sS into groups and hand out an item to each group. Introduce the word “ingredient” .have the students identify the ingredients in each item. This can also be named “labeling” the ingredients. Explain that the first ingredient has the highest content. The next ingredient is second in content and so on.5. introduce the following vocabulary : products and consumers .use the items that you have brought to class to show that in the retail world the name for everything that is bought and sold is product. The people that buy the product are called consumers.6. again, write the title of the text On the board. Discuss the meaning of the words in the title. Ask the Ss to identify subject, verb and object.Questions Do you think this mother likes to drink milk that is made from a GM food ?WOULD you drink or eat something with GM foods?Do you think she won or lost the case?What other Nestle products have you eaten or drank?Ask the Ss guess what the text will be about. Remember during the discussion it is important to accept students all predictions . Making no judgments about how correct the predictions are to the title.Ask the students to read the text for homework of in groups. Discuss post-reading activities. check the students predictions with the information in the text.111
展开阅读全文