【VIP专享】新版新视野听说第二册unit2教案

讲稿内容备注1Unit 2 All That Glitters Is Olympic Gold!I. Warming UpAudio ScriptThank you for listening to “All that Glitters Is Olympic Gold”, our report on Olympic heroes and in particular, Liu Xiang. An Olympic hero must have determination, power, and passion. He or she must persist even when tired. This ability to make sacrifices for the sake of glory is what being an Olympic hero is all about.Liu Xiang, a Chinese athlete, showed all of these virtues when he son his gold medal. Though it would have been easy for him to quit, he worked hard every day to accomplish his goal.Liu Xiang is a true Olympic hero. Every four years, athletes, like Liu Xiang, teach us the meaning of greatness. And by following their lead, we can also be great. This is why we keep watching.Key:1. passion2. make sacrifices3. The meaning of greatness.II. ListeningUnderstanding Short ConversationsAudio Scripts1.W: What did your coach tell you about running in tomorrow’s race?M: He said, “All that glitters is Olympic gold,” to remind me of the Olympic spirit.Q: What was the coach’s advice to the man?2.M: I watched a TV show last night, called “All that Glitters IsOlympic Gold”.W: I watched that too. It was about the training and sacrifice necessary for athletes to compete in the Olympics.Q: What was the TV show about?3.W: Running the hundred-meter dash is nothing compared to thepassion necessary讲稿内容备注6to run longer races.M: Are you kidding? I’ve run both and I know they both require determination.Q: Why does the man disagree with the woman?4.M: Do you think drug taking is widespread among amateur athletestrying to get stronger?W: It’s hard to ay whether it’s true or not. So much of what we hear seems to be rumors.Q: Does the woman believe that there is a problem with amateur athletes taking drugs?5.W: Do you think that he could have run in the Olympics if things hadturned out differently?M: Definitely. He had the heart. It was just his injury that cost him the opportunity to compete.Q: Did the athlete compete in the Olympics?6.W: I heard that when the athlete accepted the gold medal, he thankedhis mom.M: That’s right. He swore that she was responsible for him developing the strength to win the race.Q: Why was the athlete able to win the race?7.M: Come on, you can eat this cake. You don’t have to deny yourselfsweet food just because you’re in the Olympics.W: Yes I do! With the games coming so soon, I have to stay on a healthy diet.Q: Why does the man refuse the woman’s offer?8.M: Most people who watch the Olympics would like to be like theathletes they see.W: Maybe they would. But I don’t think most of them have the determination to work so hard to get there.Q: What does the woman think about people who watch the Olympic Games?9.W: Are you noticing the frowns on the faces of the runners? Not oneof them looks happy.M: You can be sure the two runners from our country are happy. Out of the five races, they’ve won four.讲稿内容备注6Q: How many races have the runners from the speakers’ country won?10.M: Just hearing the Olympic song fills me with determination to goout and win.W: It was first played in 1896, but it wasn’t the official song until 1958. I like it too.Q: In which year did the Olympic song become official?Key: 1. B 2. B 3. C 4. C 5.C.6. A 7. A 8. A 9. C 10. AUnderstanding a Long ConversationAudio ScriptW: Wow, you really look great. Have you been working out?M: Every day. I’m preparing for the Olympic Games.W: Oh, no.M: What? What’ s the matter? You don’t think I can do it?W: I don’t know how to tell you.M: You don’t think I’m strong enough to enter, do you? Well, I’ll have you know I’m plenty strong. And if you say otherwise, you don’t know what you’re talking about.W: I know you’re strong. That’s not the problem.M: Then you think my heart is weak. But that isn’t so! I have amazing determination. I swear, my passion is unmatched by any other amateur athlete in the world. I defy you to say otherwise.W: I wouldn’t dare. I’ve seen you run and not quit, and I know your heart is strong. But that isn’t the problem.M: What’s the problem then?W: The Olympics ended yesterday.Key:1.Why does the man look great? D2.How does the man feel about his own strength? B3.What does the man say about his passion? C4.How does the woman know the man has a strong heart? D5.What is the man’s problem, according to the woman? D Understanding a PassageAudio Script讲稿内容备注6In the summer of 1936, Jesse Owens became famous all over theworld. That summer, Jesse Owens, a black American, joined the best athletes from 50 nations to compete in the Olympics in Berlin, Germany.There was special interest in the Olympic Games that year because Adolph Hitler was then the leader of Germany. He and his Nazi party believed that white people were better than other races, especially those with dark skin. They were all very surprised when Owens won four gold medals and set new world records.Years later, Jesse Owens wrote that he was most proud of showing Hitler and the world how great a black man could be. Through everything, he never lost confidence in himself. Nor did he ever lose pride in himself. To this day, Jesse Owens is remembered as an amazing man who fully expressed the Olympic spirit.Key:1.Why were so many people interested in the 1936 OlympicGames? C2.According to the passage, what did the Nazi party believe? B3.What surprised Hitler and the Nazis? C4.What made Jesse Owens most proud? D5.Why is Jesse Owens remembered as a great man? D Understanding a Movie DialogAudio ScriptFrankie: I’m gonna need that speed bag back.Maggie: This bag?Frankie: Yes, that bag. That’s my bag. And if you’re hitting it, people will think I’m 1) training you.Maggie: Is that such a bad thing, boss?Frankie: Yes. Yes, it is. Every time you 2) touch it, you’re losing me business out here.Maggie: I gotta agree. I am embarrassing myself.Frankie: Well, I can’t just lend it to anybody, you know?Maggie: I 3) understand.Frankie: Look, you seem like a nice girl. Can I give you some advice? Maggie: I’d 4) appreciate that.Frankie: You’re gonna find a trainer either in this gym or somewhere else that’s gonna want to train a girl. It’s the latest freak show outthere. But the only 5) trouble is they’re gonna be wasting yourtime because you’re too old.讲 稿 内 容备 注6Maggie: I don’t feel that old.Frankie: Well, neither do I, but you don’t see me 6) fighting 21-year-olds,do you? Take about four years to train a fighter. How old are you?Maggie: Thirty-one until my next birthday.Frankie: There you go, 31. You wouldn’t start training to be a ballerina at31now, would you?Maggie: Already been working it for 7) three years.Frankie: And you can’t hit a speed bag? What kind of training is that?Maggie: I’ve never had any, boss.Frankie: I hate to say it, but it shows. Somebody’s gotta be 8) honest withyou. I hate to be the one to tell you the truth.Maggie: Yeah. Well, sorry for using your bag, Mr. Dunn.Frankie: You’re not gonna 9) cry now, are you?Maggie: No, sir.Frankie: Yeah… Here. Keep the goddamn thing.Maggie: No, you need it.Frankie: No, take the bag. I haven’t seen it in 20 years, anyway. I’ve hadthree since then. Just, just… just enjoy it, will you?Maggie: I’ll just 10) borrow it till I buy my own.Frankie: Yeah. Just don’t lose it.III. SpeakingUseful Expressions: Talking About Happiness, Unhappiness and Worry Situational Conversations: Jock TalkIV. Listening and SpeakingAudio ScriptEmily was crying by the time the softball game finished, because her dad had yelled at her in front of all her teammates for missing a fly ball that could have ended the game. Emily was only eight years old.If your child has ever participated in a sport, you’ve undoubtedly met people like Emily’s dad. They expect too much from their children and upset them by putting too much pressure on them. These parents get so wrapped up in winning and losing or in how well their own children perform that they lose sight of what’s really important. They forget that the most important goal is helping children develop a sense of good sportsmanship.Good sportsmanship occurs when teammates, opponents, coaches,讲 稿 内 容备 注6and officials treat each other with due respect. Kids learn the basics of sportsmanship from the adults in their lives, especially their parents and their coaches. Kids who see adults demonstrating good sportsmanship finally come to understand that the real winners are those who know how to be strong and to act with self-respect—whether they win or lose a game. A child who treats others with respect on the playing field will likely carry this attitude into the classroom and other social situations.Key:1.Because her dad had yelled at her.2.Helping children develop a sense of good sportsmanship.3.When people treat each other with due respect.4.Open-ended.5.Open-ended.V. Homework 1. Language Sense Enhancement 2. Supplementary Listening 3. Oral Report References:1. 郑树棠：《新视野大学英语 听说教程》(第二版) 第二册 外语教学与研究出版社，20082. 郑树棠：《新视野大学英语 听说教程 教师用书》(第二版) 第二册 外语教学与研究出版社，20083．王蕾，陈婵《英语专业四级听力》 大连理工大学出版社，20054．黄婷：《英语四级词汇手册》 中国国际广播出版社，20015．《英汉多功能词典》外语教学与研究出版社，1999。