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Teaching Design I.

Teaching Aims: Knowledge aims: fully understand “making the bet”.

use reading strategies expertly

Ability aims: make the story into a role play and act it out.

predict the ending of the story. Emotional aims: learn to be brave, confident and determined in their life.

arouse their love for the country. II. The analysis of teaching material

The teaching material is the reading part from NEW SENIOR ENGLISH FOR CHINA STUDENT’S BOOK 8, UNIT 4, Using language. The topic of this unit is Pygmalion. What this part presents us is the scene that Pickering made a bet with Henry. If Henry can pass Eliza off as a lady in three months, Pickering will consider Henry the greatest teacher alive and he also agrees to pay for the lessons. III. The analysis of learning condition

The students are from grade 2 in senior high school. As high school students, they have achieved certain English level and they have the ability to use reading strategies to do the reading task . Since they are in grade2, they are easily activated and want to air their own opinions on the topic. They are unfamiliar with the topic of Pygmalion. But they may like to play a role in the play. Moreover, their vocabulary is limited so there is a word competition in the class IV. Learning objectives

1. Language skills

At the beginning of the class, students may enjoy a video based on the title.

Students can scan the passage and find out the specific information such as when, where and who. 2. Language knowledge

Students can master the key words and phrases of nail, shabby, referee, compromise, horrible, laundry, bathtub, sob, waist, vest, disgusting, overlook, alphabet, show...in, once more, in need of and fade out.

3.Effects

Students will realize that the importance of accents and dialects and they will concern themselves with the issue of speaking good English. 4. Cultural awareness

Students will be proud of our homeland by knowing how powerful it is now and study hard to make it stronger. 5. Learning strategies

Students will cultivate their ability in individual learning and cooperative learning by doing some activities independently and some in groups.

Students will communicate with each other in English while doing the group work.

V. Language focuses and difficulties

1. Language focuses

This is a reading and acting period so the focus is to cultivate the students’

reading

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skills and practise acting. Many activities are designed to help students to train their reading skills, such as skimming, scanning and careful reading. It is also important for the students to master the words and phrases they learned yesterday.

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Language difficulties

As the students have seldom seen dialects appeared in the reading passage so they may have some difficulties in understanding the passage. So the teacher will help them transform them into formal ones.

VI. Teaching method

Three-stage model: Based on the understanding of reading as an interactive process, teaching reading in the classroom is divided into three stages in which the top-down and bottom-up techniques integrated to develop the students language efficiency in general and reading strategies.

VII. Teaching aids

Multimedia devices and PPT documents: In order to help students to fully understand the whole passage, I adopt Multimedia devices and PPT documents to bring the real-life situation into the classroom.

VIII. Teaching procedures

Step1. Reading

Activity1. Greetings and Free-talking

T Leads into the topic by enjoying a short video.

T: Hello boys and girls. (Students say hello to the teacher.) When facing difficulties in life, what will you do? (Students’ answer may vary.)I’ll introduce a friend to you. You may know him. Let’s have a look. What did you see in the video and how do you feel after seeing the video? (Students’ answer may vary.) I am also deeply impressed by what the man has achieved in spite of his disability. Dear students, you never know what you can achieve unless you try your best. So come on, I’m backing you up. T: Yesterday, we talked about a girl who was healthy but led a miserable life. Who is she? (Students answer: Eliza. She is the girl who makes a living by selling flowers )

T: We know from our last lesson that the poor girl Eliza met professor Higgins, who wanted to change her social status and conditions by teaching her authentic English.And Eliza gladly thanked him and promised to meet him the next day. ?

(Students fill in the blankets.)

T: Today we’ll go on to learn the second part of the story, making the bet. And see what will happen to the girl. Now turn to page34. You have two minutes to finish the questions on the multimedia. (Students answer the questions together.)

T: Here guess: how will the story develop?

Aims: help the students to have a rough understanding of the text and arouse their interests of learning the text. Activity 2.Careful reading T: What is Mrs Pearce, the housekeeper’s attitude toward her? S: She is quite a common girl with dirty nails. Only half resigned to it.

They won’t like your smell otherwise. T: Eliza only offered them

________ if they could teach her.

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S: 1 shilling T: Why? S: A lady friend of mine gets French lessons for two shillings an hour from a real Frenchman. You wouldn’t have the face to ask me the same for teaching me as you would for French. T: Why did Eliza thank Pickering? S: He agrees to pay for the lessons too if Henry can pass her off as a lady. T: What are Higgins’ requirements for his student? S: She must be washed. She must have her horrible clothes burned. Teach her both grammar and pronunciation. T: What’s Eliza’s attitude to the requirements? S: It is not natural and it would kill me. I have never had a bath in my life; not over my whole body. I’d never have come if I’d known about this disgusting thing…

T: What was the disagreement between Henry and Pickering about? S: It was about how to deal with the girl after the experiment. Activity3. Is your English good or poor? T: I wanna be a lady in a flower shop’stead o’

selling flowers in the street. S: I want to be a lady in a flower shop instead of selling…

T: But they won’t take me ’less I speak better. S: But they won’t take me unless I speak better. T: Now yer talking. S: Now you are talking. T: Oh, yer real good, yer are. S: Oh, you are really good. T: I durs’t. S: I daren’t. T: It ain't natural and it'd kill me. S: It isn't natural and it would kill me. T: Eliza got no good job because of her poor English. Is your English good or poor? Let’s check it. Here are some pictures for you. Do you know the meaning of the words. S: Woo, we don’t know. Aims: stress the importance of studying English, and encourage them to speak authentic English. Step 2 Group work. (Competition Time) T: Ask the students to do the word quiz. S: Take part in the competition actively. Lines of Higgins: sound

come with practice

interesting accent

a bit of luck

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make records disappointed take her away ignore offer pronunciation compromise in need of horrible heartily still weep deal with Lines of Colonel Pickering: fancy myself

distinguish bet consider Lines of Mrs Pearce: hesitate

resign to otherwise

Lines of Eliza: asking for any favors

laundry disgusting

treat

washed

a shilling

sobbing

gratefully

taking my vest off

a common kind

shyly following

dirty nails

shabby

talk into

bathtub

pronounce

gently experiment effective distinct

pass her off overlook fade out beat

referee be practical stage Aims: cultivate teamwork spirits Step 3 Acting Time T: Since you have a better understanding of the text, you may choose

one character and act it out.

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Ok, now practise with your teammates you have 5 minutes to prepare. T: Thank you for presenting such an exciting play. And you are the best actor and actresses in our heart? Who is your director? S: Huiyi T: You’ll be a famous director in the future! And there’s another famous director. Who is it? Let’s do a guess game. SEX WORK Box office Films MALE Director 5billion680million

Wolf Warriors Aims: improve communication skills. Step 4 Conclusion and homework T: By acting the characters out, you are all outstanding. You might be tomorrow’s director like Wujing.(Present a picture of Wolf Warriors)And you are the owner of our country, you should love it and make contributions to it. And never give up. Aims: cultivate patriotism Today’s homework: write a short play and act it with your teammates tomorrow.

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