Learning about Language教学目标设计

Jane’s words：惟有理解才能关心，惟有关心才能帮助，惟有帮助才能被拯救。

Book 4 unit 2 women of achievement—reading: a student of African wildlife I

fast reading Skimming the passage and match the main idea with each paragraph

Para 1

A. Jane Goodall helps the world know more about the chimps .

Para 2 B. Our group pay a visit to the chimps in the forest .

Para 3 C. She has achieved everything she wanted to do.

Para 4 D. Nobody before has fully understood chimp behavior like Jane

II

careful reading

para 1 fill in the blanks

The whole day

Watching

We follow

the mother

go to sleep a family

as they

chimp and

together of chimps

________

her babies

__________ ________

into the forest

________

for the night

_________ para 2 true of false 1.Jane is the first one that fully understood chimp behavior. 2.Jane wants to study wild animals when she was a young woman. 3.Before her mother came, Jane had already began her project. 4.Chimps only eat fruits and nuts. 5. So far, we can know the social system of chimps. para 3&4 choose the best answer 1. The purpose of her study is to __________.

A. watch the wild chimps in wild

rather than in the cages

B. gain a doctor’s degree

and find a good job

C. let the world understand and respect thelives of chimps

D. live in the forest as men can to prove her achievement

2. Jane has achieved everything except _______.

A. working with animals in their own environment.

B. gaining a doctor’s degree for her studies.

C. showing that women can live in the forest as men can.

D. living a happy comfortable family life.

3. From what para 3&4,we can infer that______

A. She is in favor of advertisements using animals

B. She feels sorry for the chimps in the cages

C. Chimps like living in the cages better

D. She doesn’t have many things to do

4. What kind of person is Jane?______

A. courageous and determined

B. humorous and intelligent

C. shy and considerate

D. modest and lazy

Summary cloze Jane did not study at a university, but she was 1_____________ (determine)to work with. It was

2________(usual) for a women to live in the forest in 1960. Jane spent many years 3_____________(observe) and researching chimps. She has discovered how chimps

communicate 4______each other and worked out their social system by 5_________(study) their body language. Jane Goodall has been 6_________ (help) the rest of the world understand and respect the life of these animals. She has argued for 7______(they) to be left in the wild 8_____ not used for entertainment or 9______ (ad).

She has achieved everything she wanted to do and inspired those 10______ want to cheer the achievements of women.

Caption of the video—Jane Goodall I was the least likely captive(被迷住的) of the job. I’ve never even seen a wild chimpanzee. Looking back and it seemed almost silly that I was chosen to come here. Those first months in Gombe was by far the most frustrating. And here the chimps calling in the forest were around me, they never let me get close to them. I was afraid that my money would run out, for I’d never seen anything important and the project would be dimmed(变模糊) to failure. But I refused to give up. Fortunately, I’ve quite been cared by nature. Every morning, I would leave the camp following the same path. I’d climbed the same hill and sited in the same spot and hoped. Running around and tracing(追踪) of something unsuccessfully is one thing. Sitting still and contemplating(沉思) failure is a whole lot worse. But then, one day, it happened. I could see them on the other side of the valley watching me. Then they came closer and perched (就位于)in the trees looking down at me. Finally, they came right down onto the ground. I knew that I’d finally been accepted the first time a mother let her infant chimp actually come up right to me. I called that little chimpanzee fifi. Now friendship has lasted over 40 years.