Listening and vocabulary优秀教学设计说课稿

Module 4

Textbook 1

listening and vocabulary

G.hong Learning objectives: 1. to practise listening and finish the exercises

2. to get a better understanding of the neighbourhood committee

3. to learn about the procedures for practising listening

Teaching procedures: Step 1

show the objectives and have a in-class test about vocabulary Step 2

make predictions about what you will hear according to the given words Step 3

listen to the part 1 of the passage and finish the exercises Step 4

listen to the part 2 of the passage and finish the exercises Step 5

read the listening text together Step 6

listen to the passage again Step 7

make a conclusion of the procedures for practising listening

Step 8

learn more about the neighbourhood committee Step 9

have a talk if there are some minutes left Step 10 sign the homework

Related exercises: Step 1

match the words with the definitions

a.

A group such as a club or business for a particular purpose 1.

committee

b.

Without a job although able to work 2.

organization

c.

All the people living in a house 3.

unemployed

d.

A job or profession 4.

household

e.

Involving using the hands or physical strength.

5.

Occupation

f.

Relating to a job that needs special training and education. 6.

professional

g.

A group of people who are chosen to make decisions or

7.

Manual

to deal with a particular subject.

Step 3

answer questions and fill in blanks 1. What is the conversation about? 2. How long has Mr. Yang worked for the organization ?

3. How many examples does Mr. Yang give to the interviewer?

Birthplace

His job is to ____________the neighbourhood. For example, they started _____________ for children and they’ve begun _________________, where people watch the houses and streets. The streets are

____________. Step 4

complete the chart Number of households 850 Number of manual workers

Total population

Number of shop workers 183 Number of professional people 322 Number of adults in employment

Number of office workers

Number of students

280 What is the conversation about?