Unit12Education公开课教案
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Unit12Education公开课教案
Unit 12 Education公开课教案
Unit 12 Education The Second Period Teaching Aims: 1.
Learn the text and train the Ss’ reading ability. 2. Learn some
useful words and expressions. 3. Help the Ss learn more about
education in China and other countries. Teaching Important
Points: 1. Help the Ss grasp the main idea of the passage and
understand it better. 2. Learn and master the important words
and phrases in this period. Teaching Difficult Points: 1. How to
help the Ss fully understand the passage and improve their
reading ability. 2. How to help the Ss master the useful words and
expressions in the passage. Teaching Methods: 1. Fast-reading to
get the general idea of the passage. 2. Careful reading and
discussion to help the Ss understand the passage better. 3.
Explanations to help the Ss master some language points. 4.
Listening and reading to improve the Ss’ listening ability and
pronunciation. Teaching Aids: 1. The multimedia. 2. The Bb.
Teaching Procedures: Step Ⅰ.Greetings Greet the whole class as
usual. Step Ⅱ. Lead-in and pre-reading In the last period,we’ve talked about some educators. e.g. Confucius ,
Makarenko, An Sullivan, Tao Xingzhi and education in China and
the USA . Today, we’ll learn more about education. First please
look at the picture on the screen. (Show the picture on the
screen) Qs : 1. Have you ever seen the picture before ? 2. Who
can tell us sth. about it? (The Ss may have various answers. ) T:
The picture is used to encourage people to help poor children
who can’t afford to go to school to receive education and help
to build more schools for them. We know that many children like
this girl can’t go to school in China. But do you know why?You can have a discussion in pairs, then I’ll ask some of you to report
to the class .You can refer to the questions in Pre-reading. They
may help you. 1.Look around your school and list all the
equipment, people and plans that are needed to run a school. 2.
What arrangements does the government have to make to
provide education for children in China? The government can
provide financial resources, set policy and pass any necessary
laws, set national curriculum and national exams. Decide on
resources and textbooks to be used and contact buildings.
There’re also many other problems or difficulties, e.g. the
parents are not willing to send their daughter to school. So, we
can know education is important to us, even to the whole society.
But there’re many kinds of difficulties we may meet in
developing education. In this class, we’ll read the passage
“Education For All” ( on the Bb .) Step Ⅲ. Fast-reading First,
let the Ss understand the title. 1. What does the title
mean? 2.Can you guess what the text will be about? Then, give
the Ss 5 minutes to read the passage quickly and find out the
best headline for each paragraph in Post-reading Ex.1. ( A few
minutes later , check the answers .) Since we know the headline
of each para. who can tell us the main idea of the whole passage ?
Suggested answers: The passage make it clear that “Education
for all” is essential for the development of a country. The
paragraphs mostly deal with measures that should be taken to
achieve the goal. Step Ⅳ. Listening Listen to the tape carefully,
paying attention to the pronunciation and intonation. Then do
the True or False exercises. 1. Children who live on farms do not
like to attend school. 2. The richest nation in the world doesn’t
face education problems. 3. The future welfare of its citizens is
closely linked to education. 4. Education for all will be an easy task in the least developed nations of Africa and Asia. 5. In areas
where agriculture plays an important role, people don’t attach
importance to education. Step. Careful-reading A. Read the
passage carefully, then answer the questions. 1. What does the
law by the Chinese government state? 2. Is it easy for the children
from countryside to start school? What’s the tendency? 3. How
does the Australia solve their problems? 4. What should be the
success of a country in bringing education to all depend on? 5.
What problems does the USA face? 6. What’s the goal of
Chinese education? B. Language Points: 1. make a commitment :
make a promise . e.g. Once you make a commitment , you must
keep it . 2. skeptical : unwilling to believe sth; doubtful . 3. attach
importance to : treasure . e.g. You should attach more importance
to the coming exam . 4. drop out : leave school / university
without finishing one’s courses . e.g. Many children in the poor
countryside had to drop out because of poverty . 5. rather than :