语音课详案

题目与要求

1. 题目：语音教学试讲

2. 内容

Grandpa: Can you come over here? Li Lan? I need help finding my glasses. Li Lan: Ok, Grandpa! Where did you put them?

Grandpa: Eh? What did you say? Speak up, child!

Li Lan: I SAID, WHERE DID YOU PUT THEM?

Grandpa: You don’t need to shout, child! I can here you just fine!

Li Lan: Ok, well, did you look in your coat pocket?

Grandpa: My boat? Child, I don’t have a boat!

3. 基本要求：

(1) 朗读所给对话。

(2) 配合教学内容适当板书。

(3) 针对该对话的内容设计语调和重读训练的教学活动。

(4) 试讲时间10分钟，全英授课。

导入

Dear teachers, let me read this dialogue first.

…..

Then allow me to begin my presentation.

Good morning, class. Welcome back to school after three day holiday of the Labor’s Day. Where did you go on vacation? Jack? You went to Sichuan to see pandas? They must be very lovely. Peter？You went to visit your grandparents? Oh, they are very lonely when you are not with them. So you went to see them. Very good grandson. Because family is important. So during the holiday Li Lan also went to accompany her grandpa. Let’s see what interesting things happened to them.

新授

Now listen to the dialogue and tell me.//

It’s over. What happened to them? Iris? Iris said grandpa can’t find his glasses and asked Li Lan to help him. Is she right? Yes, nicely done! Sit down please. And did they find it in the end? No? Why? Oliver. Because grandpa couldn’t hear Li Lan clearly and misunderstood her question. Is he right? Yes, excellent!

You all got the meaning of this dialogue clearly. Let’s pay attention to the tone they speak. O k, let’s listen again.//

Have you notice the tone of all these sentences? Yes? So who can tell me which sentences are the rising tone? Frank. Frank said they are “Can you come over here?” “Did you look in your coat pocket?” and “My boat?” Yes, quite right. But do you know why? No? You just listen that they said it in that way. That’s ok. Sit down please. Class. Let’s all look at the material together. Can you find if there is a similarity of the first two sentences? Yes? They are all questions? Indeed. But what kind of question? Oh, general questions. Yes. So can you conclude the rule now? Frank, try again. You said if the sentence is a general question, it should be spoken in a rising tone. Excellent. As for the last one. There is only a noun phrase, so we also use rising tone. clear?

Ok, then next question. Which sentences are the falling tone? Yes. Of course the rest of the dialogue. But can you find what kinds of sentences are they? Such as “what did you say?” Tina. It is a specific question? Yes. Good. Then sentence like “I need help finding my glasses.” They are…yes, we call them declarative sentence. Sit down please. Your have a solid grammar foundation.

While listening, do you find that some words are stressed and others are not? Yes? But what kinds of words can be stressed and what kinds are not? You