人教修订版高二英语下Unit 12 Fact and fantasy
Reading教案
Type of class: new lesson
Teaching aim: 1. Brush up the knowledge of word
formation and
relative clause;
2. Furbish up the usage of causative verbs;
3. Develop students’
imagination and curiosity.
Teaching emphasis: The usage of causative verbs
Teaching difficulties: Structures
concerning factitive verbs
Teaching aids: a slide projector, some slides and a tape recorder
Teaching method(s): Enunciating method, Demonstrating method and Heuristic method
Blackboard planning:
Jules Verne: The Father of Science Fiction
I. …do you think…? have no idea(+疑问词引导的从句)
II. 使役动词:
take, allow, consider, believe, throw, find, make, dress, keep, lead, shoot
III. development, foundation, invention, extraordinary, aboard, reader, dislike, prisoner, underground, underwater, southern
IV. (1) spend+时间+doing something (2
remind somebody of something
(3) lay+
foundation (4) come true
(5) at the
beginning of (6)turn out
(7) furniture (8) on board aboard
(9) neither…nor… (10)that
(11) begin with (12) Walking along its shores
V. 定语从句
Teaching process:
I. Propaedeutic activities:
i. Cope with new words:
i).Read the new words exemplarily to the class;
ii).Lead the class in
reading out the new words;
iii)Find some students at
discretion for them to
respectively read out the new words and the teacher rectify their
erroneouspronunciation synchronously if any;
iv)Play the tape recorder for students to listen to the standard recitation of new words.
ii. Instruct students to annotate the new words arising in the passage or to interline their Chinese heteronyms while they are previewing the text.
II. Embarkation on the
reading passage, emphases as follows(All the exemplifying sentences are to be projected by a projector):
i.Get students to read and
apprehend the suggested questions in Pre-reading and answer them tentatively. Then deal with the following language items:
i)… do you think…? (When it is used in special questions parenthetically the special questions should employ the
normal word order. Exemplify that as follows:)
What
nationality do you think Jules Verne was?
Where do you think their
voyage took place?
ii)have no idea (It takes an appositive
clause introduced by interrogative
pronoun or adverb. Instantiate it as follows:)
People then had no idea what it was like on the moon.
That
villager has no idea where the bird flu viruses had came from.
ii.Allow them some minutes to preview the passage.
iii.Teach the
reading passage and help students to elicit the language items as follows:
i)Spend +time +doing something ( a verb phrase)
ii)remind somebody of something ( a verb phrase; instantiate it:)
This science
fiction reminds me of an old folk tale.
iii)take (It is a causative verb arising
thrice in the passage. In ‘taking the
scientific developments of his day one step further’ the part with straight line is its object and the
adjectivephrase with wavy line serves as complement. In the second and third cases ‘on board’ and ‘on a
voyage across the ocean’ do likewise. Exemplify that as follows:)
That receptionist has taken that
visitor in.
This new student will take those CDs to school.
iv)lay+
foundation (an idiomatic collocation)
v)development, foundation, invention, extraordinary, aboard, reader, dislike, prisoner, underground, underwater, southern (Question students on their radicals by dint of which to brush up derivation of words.)
vi)allow ( a causative verb
taking accusative infinitive; instantiate it as follows:)
The coach allows his athletes to have a break every ten minutes.
vii)consider (This is a factitive verb used in passivity. ‘impossible ’is
adjective used complementarily. Exemplify it as follows: )
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