高一英语外研版必修3教案: Module2DevelopingandDeve
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Module 2Developing and Developed Countries
整体设计
教学内容分析
本模块的任务是为家乡写一则广告。
因此,每节课都围绕这一任务展开。
本节课包括:Introduction,Speaking和V ocabulary and speaking三部分。
Introduction部分复习和学习一些国家的名称,为学生提供背景知识,引导学生思路,为学习下面内容做准备。
Speaking部分练习陈述理由说服他人和询问他人了解信息的对话方式,提高说的能力。
V ocabulary and speaking 部分通过对词汇的复习和进一步学习,训练对事物的描述和对比,提高说的能力。
三维目标设计
Knowledge and skills
1.To help the students learn the following words and expressions.
Words:hunger,income,poverty,Iceland,Sweden,charity,industrial,polluted,vast,location,tourism
Expressions:drinking water,collect money for a charity,I am still willing to help
2.To help the students revise the following words and expressions.
Words:disease,modern,lively,smart,noisy,population,industry
Expressions:developed country,developing country,up to,get ill
3.To help the students learn the vocabulary about different countries,such as poverty,industrial,location and polluted.
4.To help the students learn some ways of asking and persuading others.
5.To help the students improve the ability to describe and compare two things.
Process and methods
1.To encourage the students to describe what they know about countries and correct possible mistakes they might make in a proper way by making necessary changes.
2.To encourage the students to cooperate with others by working in pairs.
Emotion,attitude and value
1.To encourage the students to show love to the poor countries and make devotions to them.
2.To help the students appreciate the advantage of cooperative learning.
教学重点
To help the students learn to use the words,expressions and sentences in this period to describe some countries,express their opinions about poor countries and compare different cities.
教学难点
1.To help the students master some words about developing and developed countries.
2.To express their opinions about helping poor people.
3.To compare different cities or towns.
教学过程
Lead-in 【3 min.】
Show a picture of a world map and ask the students to speak out the countries' names and
which continent they belong to.
Learn different words about countries 【5 min.】
Revise the countries' names in step 1 and learn the new words about countries in activity 2
and then match them with the definitions.
ANSWERS ,
cation
2.poverty
3.disease
4.hunger
5.income
6.developed country
7.developing country
Speaking 【15 min.】
Work in pairs.Discuss the question:Which are the two biggest problems for developing countries?
◆hunger◆poverty◆not many children have an education up to 11 years old◆disease
Then ask the students to make a dialogue:If you are collecting money for a charity that gives money to developing countries,explain the reason why you give money and how much you will give.
The dialogue should begin as the following example does.
A:Hi,Li Ming,have you decided to give money to the charity?
B:Oh,yes.I think everyone should give help.
A:Why do you want to give the money?
B:There are so many people in Africa who don't have safe drinking water.They get ill because of this.We can give money to make the water safe.
A:How much will you give?
B:Though I need money for myself,I am willing to help.Maybe all my allowance.What about you?
A:...
Vocabulary and speaking 【20 min.】
Task 1Ask the students to read the words in the box,check the meaning of them and choose the words to describe positive features of a city.
attractive busy dangerous dirty industrial lively modern noisy peaceful polluted poor smart vast wealthy
ANSWERS
Positive features:attractive,lively,modern,peaceful,smart,wealthy
Then ask them to choose the best word in the box to complete the sentences below.
1.Shanghai is the most important ______ base of China.
2.On the ______ fields,we can see nothing but the wheat billowing in the wind.
3.We all love a ______ world without wars.
4.Teachers are learning the ______ technology to improve their teaching skills.
5.My hometown used to be ______,but now it is becoming beautiful again.
6.Children playing outside are so ______ that I can't concentrate myself on the article.
7.Many ______ and famous persons live in New York.
8.The apartment was small but ______ to me,so I decided to buy it.
ANSWERS
1.industrial
2.vast
3.peaceful
4.modern
5.polluted
6.noisy
7.wealthy
8.attractive
Task 2Work in pairs.Ask the students to answer the question:
Which words in activity 1 can be used to describe the places?
◆New York◆Hong Kong◆Beijing◆Lhasa◆your town
Compare two towns or cities.Talk about these aspects of the towns or cities.
◆population◆industry◆climate◆location◆transport◆tourism
Making a summary 【2 min.】
Summarise the whole class.First,emphasise the words related to the developing countries and developed countries.Then revise the ways of asking and persuading others.Finally,revise how to compare two places.
Homework
Ask the students to finish activities 5-8 on page 74.Surf the Internet and write down more
information about the two cities or towns in step 4,task 2.
教学参考
1
Definition of developing and developed countries
Kofi Annan,former Secretary General of the United Nations,defined a developed country as follows.“A developed country is one that allows all its citizens to enjoy a free and healthy life in a safe environment.” But according to the United Nations Statistics Division:
There is no established convention for the designation of “developed” and “developing” countries or areas in the United Nations system.
And it notes that:
The designations “developed” and “developing” a re intended for statistical convenience and do not necessarily express a judgment about the stage reached by a particular country or area in the development process.
The UN also notes:
In common practice,Japan in Asia,Canada and the United States in northen America,Austrialia and New Zealand in Oceania,and Europe,are considered “developed” regions or areas.In international trade statistics,the Southern African Customs Union is also treated as a developed region and Israel as a developed country;countries emerging from the former Yugoslavia are treated as developing countries;and countries of eastern Europe and of the Commonwealth of Independent States(code 172)in Europe are not included under either developed or developing regions.
On the other hand,according to the classification from International Monetary(IMF)before April 2004,all the countries of Eastern Europe(including Central European countries which still belong to “Eastern Europe Group” in the UN institutions)as well as the former Soviet Union(USSR)countries in Central Asia(Kazakhstan,Uzbekistan,Kyrgyzstan,Tajikistan and Turkmenistan)and Mongolia,were not included under either developed or developing regions,but rather were referred to as “countries in transition”;however they are now widely regarded(in the international reports)as “developing countries”.
The IMF uses a flexible classification system that considers “(1)per capita income level,(2)export diversification—so oil exporters that have high per capita GDP would not make the advanced classification because around 70% of its exports are oil,and(3)degree of integration into the global financial system.”
The World Bank classifies countries into four income groups.These are set each year on July 1st.Economies were divided according to 2008 GNI per capita using the following ranges of income:
Low income countries had GNI per capita of US$1,005 or less.
Lower middle income countries had GNI per capita between US$1,006 and US$3,975.
Upper middle income countries had GNI per capita between US$3,976 and US$12,275.
High income countries had GNI above US$12,276.
The World Bank classifies all low-and middle-income countries as developing but notes,“The use of the term is convenient;it is not intended to imply that all economies in the group are experiencing similar development or that other economies have reached a preferred or final stage of development.Classification by income does not necessarily reflect development status.”
2
Helping Africa Prosper(繁荣)
China's latest measures to boost China-African ties,outlined by President Hu Jintao on Thursday in Beijing,will enrich Sino-African cooperation and open up new prospects for the development of the bilateral partnership.
Addressing the opening ceremony of the fifth Ministerial Conference of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation,Hu put forward five priority areas to expand bilateral interaction with African countries.
He announced that China will provide a $20 billion credit line to African countries,to help them develop infrastructure(基础设施),agriculture,manufacturing,and small and medium-sized enterprises.
China will also help African countries enhance their capacity for overall development,and will work to promote peace and stability in Africa,so as to create a secure environment for the continent's developmen t.Other measures include an “African Talents Programme” to train 30,000 personnel in various sectors,offering 18,000 government scholarships,sending more medical
personnel to the continent,and projects to provide safe drinking water for the African people.
These solemn pledges indicate China is expanding and deepening its cooperation to enhance its partnership with Africa in an all-round way.
It is noteworthy that in recent years China has focused on helping build the continent's productive capacity by improving its infrastructure and boosting the manufacturing sector(制造业).It is always better to teach people how to fish than to simply give them fish.
Statistics indicate that by August 2011,China had built more than 3,000 kilometers of roads,over 2,000 km of railway,100 schools and 60 hospitals on the African continent.China's commitment also includes massive tariff cuts and debt exemptions for scores of African nations.
China's generous assistance to Africa has helped improve the lives of African people and contributed to the continent's social and economic development.
Expanding the depth and scope of China-Africa cooperation will also make their cooperation more sustainable.
This conforms to China's commitment to developing relations with Africa based on equality and mutual benefit.For China,Africa's exports of crude oil,minerals,steel and agricultural products have played an active role in raising Chinese people's standard of living.On the other hand,China also provides Africa with much-needed products and technologies,and a vast market for its commodities.
With the world economy still facing many uncertainties,China and African countries have everything to gain from forging healthier relations and seeking a win-win scenario(方案)in their cooperation.。