Listening and vocabulary教学设计及教案分析

Practice makes perfect.

March 18th, 2011

Module 2

Book 7

Highlights of My Senior Year

Extensive Reading Teaching Plan

Never say never.

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Practice makes perfect.

March 18th, 2011 Teaching aims: 1.

Extensive reading practice to help the students grasp the skills of reading for main ideas and best titles.

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Talk about senior year life with the words they have learnt.

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Help the students have an open mind to school life in different countries and lead students to have a wider understanding about senior year. 4. Encourage the students to be brave when faced with difficulties, never say never.

Teaching procedures: Step I

Lead-in. What will your senior year be like?

(Play the song Never say never) Activity: Brainstorm the words and phrases concerning senior year.

Step Ⅱ

Fast reading for the main ideas or best titles

Passage 1

High school students from China and America both face pressure Help the students realize topic sentence is important and various forms of questions asking about main ideas and best titles. Passage 2

Summer SAT Classes Help the students realize a good title should cover the main information of Never say never.

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Practice makes perfect.

March 18th, 2011 the passage, so it can neither be too general nor too specific. Passage 3

Parents probably think well of today’s school education Help the students realize when it’s hard to find a topic sentence, try using the main information or key words to get the main idea. Passage 4

A Year Off before College Help the students realize that in a piece of news, the main idea lies in the first paragraph.

Summary:

What tips have you learnt today about Reading for main ideas and best titles? Passage 5 Ask the students to give a new title to some of the paragraphs.

Step IV Activity

Suppose it’s 2013 now. You meet your old friends again. Make a dialogue about the highlights in your senior year and/ or your college life.

Homework Please write a short passage about the highlights in your senior year at high school. Don’t forget to give it a nice title!

Never say never.

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