2019-2020年高二英语Unit1 No Boundaries reading说课教案 人教版.doc

2019-2020年高二英语Unit1 No Boundaries reading说课教案 人教版1. Target Language a. 重点词汇和短语 scan, boundary, graduate, research, disable, theory, seek, misunderstand, scientific, observe, match, predict, work on, go by, be/get engaged to sb, use up, go on with, dream of, turn out b. 重点句型 Nor did he let the disease stop him from living the kind of life he had always dreamed of.2. Ability goals Learn the story of Stephen Hawking and encourage students to bee strong-minded. From his story students should learn to solve problems with scientific methods.3. Learning ability goals Students are divided into different groups. Each group will be assigned different tasks. They are asked to collect Stephen Hawkings information from different resources. Each group member should be involved. In these activities students should learn to co-operate and solve problems.4. Teaching important pointsLearn about how Stephen got rid of his difficulties and became successful.5. Teaching difficult pointsHow to analyze the text and grasp the main idea of the text.6. Teaching methodsListening, reading, discussing7. Teaching aidsA tape recorder, a projector and a puter8. Teaching proceduresStep I RevisionCheck the homework. Give the answers to the listening part on Page 81. Ask students to say something about Stephen Hawking.Step II Leading inIn this class we are going to learn something about a great scientist. The title is “No Boundaries”. How do you understand the title?OK. Have you heard of Hawkings famous no boundary proposal? He explains his proposal like this: that both time and space are finite in extent, but they dont have any boundary or edge. There would be no singularities, and the laws of science would hold everywhere, including at the beginning of the universe. So when reading the title, people will think of Stephen Hawking. Im glad you have learned something about Stephen Hawking. The text will tell us more about him.Step III ReadingScanningAsk the students to scan the text and find the information about his misfortune, his attitude towards difficulty, results from his disease and his achievements. Then fill the information in the form.Show the form on the PowerPoint.His misfortuneAt the age of 21Incurable diseaseHad no more than 12 months to liveHis attitudeNever give upGot marriedDreams e trueResults from his diseaseHas to sit in a wheelchairSpeak through a puterAchievementsIn the early 1970s became famousThe Big Bang and black holesA brief History of Time became a best sellerT: From this form we can have a clear image of Stephen Hawking. Please discuss with your group members: What should we learn from Stephen Hawking?Students are given several minutes to discuss. Several minutes later, spokesmen or spokeswomen from different groups will stand up and speak out their opinions.SkimmingAsk students to skim the text and then finish the first question of the Post-reading part.Careful readingRead the text carefully and find the answers to the following questions.Show the questions on the PowerPoints.1. According to Professor Hawking, how do people misunderstand science?2. What are the basic steps of the scientific method?3. What is it that Hawking doesnt like about his speech puter?Four minutes later, check the answers with the whole class.Sum up the main idea of each part.Ask the students to read through the text and grasp the main idea of the text.Part1 (Paragraph13)This part tells us about Stephen Hawkings positive attitude towards life in the face of great difficulties. It is his positive attitude that helps him succeed.Part2 (Paragraph45)His achievements and his best seller A Brief History of Time.Part3 (Paragraph6)The basic steps of the scientific method.Part4 (Paragraph7)Science (The speech puter) enables Stephen Hawking to give lectures all around the world.Step IV ExplanationDuring this procedure Teacher will play the tape for students. Students will underline the difficult sentences. After listening to the tape, Teacher will explain the text and deal with language problems.There did not seem much point in working on my PhD-I did not expect to survive that long?“point” here means reason, valueThere is no point in arguing further.Nor did he let the disease stop him from living the kind of life he had always dreamt of.Little did I dream of succeeding so well.seek (for, after)We sought an answer to the question, but couldnt find one.They are seeking for solutions to the current problems.match be matched inThey are equally matched in their knowledge of Chinese.match with/against Im ready to match my strength with/against yours.predictShe predicted that he would marry a doctor.Step V Post-readingStudents are given several minutes to go over the text to make sure they fully understand the text. Then e to the third group questions of Post-reading. These are open ending questions. Students are encouraged to give various solutions.Step VI HomeworkSurf on the Internet and find more about Stephen Hawking and his contributions to the world.