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长春大学旅游学院课程教案用纸教案内容教学设计Unit OneA New StartActive reading: Five things I wishI' d knownwhen I started collegeObjectives（目标):The students are required to havea good knowledge of the main idea, a good commandof the core words, expressions and structures,learn to find out the meanings of unfamiliar words.KeyPoints （重点):Comprehension of the text；Corewords, expressions and structures.Difficulties（难点）：SentencesbeyondcomprehensionApproach（方法)：Interaction，Talk in groups，Usetask-based language teachingmethod, communicativeapproach and total physical response method.Procedures（步骤）：1.Warmingup,30minutes2.Word Study,60minutes3.Sentences beyond comprehension, 90 minutes

长春大学旅游学院课程教案用纸 教 案 内 容 教 学 设 计 第 1 页 Unit One A New Start Active reading: Five things I wish I’d known when I started college Objectives (目标)：The students are required to have a good knowledge of the main idea, a good command of the core words, expressions and structures, learn to find out the meanings of unfamiliar words. Key Points (重点)：Comprehension of the text; Core words, expressions and structures. Difficulties(难点)：Sentences beyond comprehension Approach (方法)：Interaction，Talk in groups, Use task-based language teaching method, communicative approach and total physical response method. Procedures (步骤): 1.Warming up, 30 minutes 2.Word Study, 60 minutes 3.Sentences beyond comprehension, 90 minutes

长春大学旅游学院课程教案用纸教案内容教学设计4.Comprehension of the text,90 minutes5.Exercises,90minutesStep One:Warming upI. Listen and mark a line when you hear any extrawords or expressions.A student calls up his mother from college, andasksher for some money.His mother says,“Why?”“I' ve run out,"But you've onlyreplies the student.been at college for a week," says his mother. “Ohwell, sure.youalso left a textbook here. Do you want me to sendthat too?"“OK, thanks," replies the student.Sohisthebookmotherwrapsupin a package and goes tothe post office to mail it.When she gets back, her husbandasks,“Howmuchdid you give the boy?” She says,“Oh, I wrote two

长春大学旅游学院课程教案用纸 教 案 内 容 教 学 设 计 第 2 页 4.Comprehension of the text, 90 minutes 5.Exercises, 90 minutes Step One: Warming up 1. Listen and mark a line when you hear any extra words or expressions. A student calls up his mother from college, and asks her for some money. His mother says, “Why?” “I’ve run out,” replies the student. “_ But you’ve only been at college for a week,” says his mother. “Oh well, sure. _ you also left a textbook here. Do you want me to send that too?” “OK, thanks,” replies the student. So his mother wraps up the book _in a package and goes to the post office to mail it. When she gets back, her husband asks, “How much did you give the boy?” She says, “Oh, I wrote two

长春大学旅游学院课程教案用纸教案内容教学设计checks,“That's$1,020!"shoutedher husband,She says, “I put the $20 check inside the frontpage of his book, but I put the $l,o00 one somewherebetween the pages at the back of the book!"Step Two:Word StudyIn or out of class, the students are required to tellthe derivatives or synonyms of some words and makesentences with some collocations.Words:l. congratulationn. Used for telling someone you are pleased abouttheir success, good luck or happiness on a specialoccasionEg: Congratulations on your passing the exam.2.relievevt. To make pain or another bad3第页

长春大学旅游学院课程教案用纸 教 案 内 容 教 学 设 计 第 3 页 checks, _ “That’s $1,020!” shouted her husband, _ She says, “I put the $20 check inside the front page of his book, but I put the $1,000 one somewhere between the pages at the back of the book!” Step Two: Word Study In or out of class, the students are required to tell the derivatives or synonyms of some words and make sentences with some collocations. Words: 1. congratulation n. Used for telling someone you are pleased about their success, good luck or happiness on a special occasion Eg: Congratulations on your passing the exam. 2. relieve vt. To make pain or another bad

长春大学旅游学院课程教案用纸教案内容教学设计physical feeling less unpleasantEg: You should take some medicine to relieve yourheadache.relieved adj.Eg: She was extremely relieved that Tom hadn' trecognized her.3. broadenv. To make you see a wider range ofopportunities and choicesEg: College will broaden your horizons and yourmind.v.Tomake somethingwider or tobecomewiderEg: the government decided to broaden the street tobe 20 metres wide.4.horizonn. Thelimits of your experienceEg: Travelling and reading will help to expand yourhorizons.5. assignment n. Work that you must do as part ofa course of study or as part of your jobA

长春大学旅游学院课程教案用纸 教 案 内 容 教 学 设 计 第 4 页 physical feeling less unpleasant Eg: You should take some medicine to relieve your headache. relieved adj. Eg: She was extremely relieved that Tom hadn’t recognized her. 3. broaden v. To make you see a wider range of opportunities and choices Eg: College will broaden your horizons and your mind. v. To make something wider or to become wider Eg: the government decided to broaden the street to be 20 metres wide. 4. horizon n. The limits of your experience Eg: Travelling and reading will help to expand your horizons. 5. assignment n. Work that you must do as part of a course of study or as part of your job

长春大学旅游学院课程教案用纸教案内容教学设计Eg:I' ll finish the assignment early if I have to.6. assurevt. ~sb of sth;~ sb thatTo tell someone that something will definitelyhappen or is definitely true, especially in orderto remove doubt about itEg: her doctor has assured us that she' ll be fine.7.likelyadj. Probably going to happen,orprobably trueEg: the most likely cause of the accident was hiscarelessness.8. semestern. One of the two periods of about 18weeks that the school year is divided into in somecountries, for example the US9. unmakevt. To undo the making ofEg: we cannot unmake the technologies that have beenproduced, but we can put them to more effective use.10. lackvt. To not have any or enough ofsomething you need or wantEg: he lacks the enthusiasm for studying English.5

长春大学旅游学院课程教案用纸 教 案 内 容 教 学 设 计 第 5 页 Eg: I’ll finish the assignment early if I have to. 6. assure vt. ~ sb of sth; ~ sb that To tell someone that something will definitely happen or is definitely true, especially in order to remove doubt about it Eg: her doctor has assured us that she’ll be fine. 7. likely adj. Probably going to happen, or probably true Eg: the most likely cause of the accident was his carelessness. 8. semester n. One of the two periods of about 18 weeks that the school year is divided into in some countries, for example the US 9. unmake vt. To undo the making of Eg: we cannot unmake the technologies that have been produced, but we can put them to more effective use. 10. lack vt. To not have any or enough of something you need or want Eg: he lacks the enthusiasm for studying English

长春大学旅游学院课程教案用纸教案内容教学设计n. a situation in which you do not have any or donot have any or do not have enough of something youneedeg: most of his problems stem from a lack ofconfidence.1l. confidencen. The belief that you are able todo things wellEg: she is a good student, but she lacks confidence.n. The belief that someone or somethingis good and that you can trust themEg: I have complete confidence in my professor.12. scarevt. To make someone feel frightened orworriedEg: I' m sorry, I didn' t mean to scare you.Scaredadj.13. inadequate adj. Someone who is inadequate doesnot feel confident that they can deal with thesituationthey are inEg: he always feels inadequate when faced with new6

长春大学旅游学院课程教案用纸 教 案 内 容 教 学 设 计 第 6 页 n. a situation in which you do not have any or do not have any or do not have enough of something you need eg: most of his problems stem from a lack of confidence. 11. confidence n. The belief that you are able to do things well Eg: she is a good student, but she lacks confidence. n. The belief that someone or something is good and that you can trust them Eg: I have complete confidence in my professor. 12. scare vt. To make someone feel frightened or worried Eg: I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to scare you. Scared adj. 13. inadequate adj. Someone who is inadequate does not feel confident that they can deal with the situation they are in Eg: he always feels inadequate when faced with new

长春大学旅游学院课程教案用纸教案内容教学设计challenges.adj. Not enough or not good enough fora particular purposeEg: inadequate lighting made it difficult tocontinue the work after dinner.14.miserableadj.Extremely unhappyoruncomfortableEg: I felt miserable when I failed the exam.15. physicaladj. Relating to your body ratherthan your mindAble to be seen, touched, or feltEg: man' s primary needs are physical- food, drinkand sleep.16. crucialadj. Something that is crucial isextremely important because it has a major effecton the result of somethingEg: experience is a crucial factor in deciding whowould be thebest personforthejob17. neglectvt. To pay too little attention to第

长春大学旅游学院课程教案用纸 教 案 内 容 教 学 设 计 第 7 页 challenges. adj. Not enough or not good enough for a particular purpose Eg: inadequate lighting made it difficult to continue the work after dinner. 14. miserable adj. Extremely unhappy or uncomfortable Eg: I felt miserable when I failed the exam. 15. physical adj. Relating to your body rather than your mind Able to be seen, touched, or felt Eg: man’s primary needs are physical- food, drink and sleep. 16. crucial adj. Something that is crucial is extremely important because it has a major effect on the result of something Eg: experience is a crucial factor in deciding who would be the best person for the job. 17. neglect vt. To pay too little attention to

长春大学旅游学院课程教案用纸教案内容教学设计something that you should doEg: He couldn' t neglect his duty as a police.vt.Tofail to look after someone whenyou areresponsible for themEg: that couple neglected their children due toheavywork.18. detectvt. To notice something, especiallywhen it is not obviousEg: a lot of cancers can now be cured if they aredetected early.19.confessv.To admit something about yourselfthat you would not normally tell people because youare embarrassed about it or they could26disappointed byitEg:I~that I broke the glass yesterday.20. pursuevt.To try to achieve somethingEg:we are working together to pursue the commongoal.21.balancen

长春大学旅游学院课程教案用纸 教 案 内 容 教 学 设 计 第 8 页 something that you should do Eg: He couldn’t neglect his duty as a police. vt. To fail to look after someone when you are responsible for them Eg: that couple neglected their children due to heavy work. 18. detect vt. To notice something, especially when it is not obvious Eg: a lot of cancers can now be cured if they are detected early. 19. confess v. To admit something about yourself that you would not normally tell people because you are embarrassed about it or they could be disappointed by it Eg: I ~ that I broke the glass yesterday. 20. pursue vt. To try to achieve something Eg:we are working together to pursue the common goal. 21. balance n

长春大学旅游学院课程教案用纸教案内容教学设计Eg: we want the class to be both enjoyable anduseful-we' re trying to strike the right balance.Phrases and expressions:l. fall in love with2. find out3.try out4.on offer5.in the first place6. stay up7. hold on8.if only because9. to be honest10.go ahead11.on the edge of sth.12.dry offStep Three: Sentences beyond comprehensionBefore the teacher' s explanation, the students areasked totell themeaningof thefollowing sentences9L

长春大学旅游学院课程教案用纸 教 案 内 容 教 学 设 计 第 9 页 Eg: we want the class to be both enjoyable and useful- we’re trying to strike the right balance. Phrases and expressions: 1.fall in love with 2.find out 3.try out 4.on offer 5.in the first place 6.stay up 7.hold on 8.if only because 9.to be honest 10. go ahead 11. on the edge of sth. 12. dry off Step Three: Sentences beyond comprehension Before the teacher’s explanation, the students are asked to tell the meaning of the following sentences

长春大学旅游学院课程教案用纸教案内容教学设计in English or Chinese.)I. Your parents are really proud of you relievedtoo,I guess.(line 2,Para 1)The parents no longer need to worry what theirchild will do after leaving school, and will hopethat a good education will lead to a successfullife.2. College is the best place to broaden yourhorizons and the best time to meet people, to workhard, to play sports, to fall in and out of love, .(line l, Para 2)Broaden your horizons: a common idiom forgaining experience of life outside one' s own smallworld.Fall in and out of love: Among young adultschanges in boyfriends and girlfriends are ratherfrequent.3.Butfaced with so much choice,is it surprisingthat you sometimes don't know what to do?(Line l第10页

长春大学旅游学院课程教案用纸 教 案 内 容 教 学 设 计 第 10 页 in English or Chinese.) 1. Your parents are really proud of you . relieved too, I guess. (line 2, Para 1) The parents no longer need to worry what their child will do after leaving school, and will hope that a good education will lead to a successful life. 2. College is the best place to broaden your horizons and the best time to meet people, to work hard, to play sports, to fall in and out of love, . (line 1, Para 2) Broaden your horizons: a common idiom for gaining experience of life outside one’s own small world. Fall in and out of love: Among young adults changes in boyfriends and girlfriends are rather frequent. 3. But faced with so much choice, is it surprising that you sometimes don’t know what to do? (Line 1