上海市高中英语教材-牛津版-新世纪
上海新世纪英语高二年级下学期Unit4教材精讲
上海新世纪英语高二年级下学期Unit4教材精讲伴你成长高二新世纪（下）Unit4 Moving Stories知识要点2．重点词组新从……来的be fresh from喜欢take to顺便，附带地in passing点睛之笔finishing touch看一眼cast a glance at好像，仿佛as though吃惊地in shock以……为例take…as an example瓦解，崩溃fall apart来来回回，上上下下up and down顺便（或偶然）访问drop by访问，看望come by(时间等)过去，流逝pass by妨碍get in the way脑损伤brain damage很多many a(n)充分地，最大限度地to the fullest起点starting point排队line up看到at the sight of3．重点句型It has been／is+一段时间+since．．．意为：自从……以来已经多久了21/ 1上海新世纪英语高二年级下学期Unit4教材精讲4．重点语法The Structure for Emphasis(2) 强调结构(2)The Auxiliary Verb Do (助动词Do)知识精讲Vocabulary and Patterns1．Swedish n．the language used in Sweden；people from Sweden 瑞典语；瑞典人adj. of or relating to Sweden，the Swedish or their culture 瑞典的；瑞典人的；瑞典语的Sweden n. 瑞典We call people from Sweden Swedish．我们把来自瑞典的人叫瑞典人。
2．equivalent n. [c]something that is essentially equal to another 同等物The word has no equivalent in English．这个单词在英文中没有对应的词语。
国内三套高中英语教材对比评价分析
第二部分：对比评价分析
第二部分：对比评价分析
本次对比评价将从教材内容、难度、课程设置、词汇量、听说读写技能训练 等方面进行分析。
第二部分：对比评价分析
1、教材内容：三套教材均以《普通高中英语课程标准（实验稿）》为依据， 但具体内容有所不同。《人教版》教材内容较为全面，涉及各个领域，但部分内 容略显陈旧。《外研版》教材内容新颖，注重时代性，但部分内容难度较高。 《上海版》教材内容丰富多样，但部分内容与考试要求有一定差距。
2、形式方面
2、形式方面
三套教材均采用了多样化的形式，包括图画、歌曲、游戏、故事等形式，以 激发学生的学习兴趣。A教材的形式更为丰富多样，设计了大量的互动活动，注 重学生的参与和体验；B教材则更注重学科知识的传递，形式相对较为传统，但 也有一些创新的形式，如学科交叉的单元设计；C教材则以其精美的插图和生动 的例子著名，同时也有一些创新的形式，如语音故事等。
三、教材对比分析
4、写作要求：三套教材对写作技能的要求各不相同。A教材强调基本句型的 运用，B教材和C教材则注重段落和篇章的组织能力。
四、学生反应
四、学生反应
研究发现，学生对于三套教材的反应存在差异。使用A教材的学生普遍反映学 习难度较低，但部分优等生认为内容过于基础；使用B教材和C教材的学生则反映 学习压力较大，但有助于提升他们的英语综合能力。
第一部分：教材概述
2.《外语教学与研究社》（外研版）：由外语教学与研究社，时间为2006年。 该教材以《普通高中英语课程标准（实验稿）》为依据，力求体现现代教育理念 和英语语言教学规律，突出以学生为主体的教学思想。
第一部分：教材概述
3.《新世纪高中英语》（上海版）：由上海外语教育社，时间为2006年。该 教材以上海市《高中英语课程标准》为依据，充分体现新课程理念，注重培养学 生的创新精神和实践能力。
牛津上海版高中英语教材目录汇总
G3
B
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Unit
1 Endangered animals (p.2)
1 Man and animals
2 Wonderful sea animals (p.18)
Using English: Differences between casual and formal English (p.34)
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1 A trip to the theatre (p.2)
1 Extraordinary tales
1 Extraordinary tales 2 Great minds (p.18)
Using English：Writing notices (p.32)
3 Plants (p.34)
My favourite sport (p.3)
Adverbial phrases and clauses of purpose (p.6) Adverbial phrases and clauses of concession (p.7)
Understanding numbers (p.9)
4 Family celebrations (p.50)
Project: Planning a trip (p.66)
5 A tale with a twist (p.68)
3 A taste of literature
6 A Wilde play for love (p.75)
7 The poetry of nature (p.81)
3 Contemporary style (p.34)
2 Aspects of modern life
上海新世纪英语高二下册全部课文(包括Additional Reading)及重点词组整理
上海新世纪英语高二全部课文（包括AdditionalReading）及重点词组高二第二学期17. Words and their stories18. English proverbs19. Tips on making a public speech20. Keep it short for the audience’s sake21. Making friends22. What does friendship mean to westerners?23. Adjo24. Ryan, his friends, and his incredible torch run25. The father of modern physics26. The survival of the fittest27. Miracle in the rice field28. Newton’s three important laws29. Oliver wants more (Adapted from Oliver Twist Charles Dickens)30. Enjoy the classics31. Is she guilty? (Adapted from The Prince and the Pauper Mark Twain)32. Mark Twain1高二第二学期217. Words and their storiesEAGER BEAVER An eager beaver is a person who is always willing to do and is excited about doing what is expected of him.Suppose, for example, that a teacher tells his students they each must solve one hundred math problems before coming to school the next day. The children complain about so much homework. But one student does not protest at all. That student is an eager beaver. He loves to do math problems, and does not mind all the homework.The expression is said to have come from the name of a hard-working animal---the beaver.Beavers are strange-looking creatures. They spend a lot of time in the water, building dams to create little lakes or ponds. They use their huge teeth and work hard to cut down trees, remove branches and put them across streams. They use their tails to pack mud on the branches to make the dams solid. Few other animals work so hard.Historians say the beaver had an important part in the settlement of North America.There were hundreds of millions of beavers when European settlers first arrived. The settlers put great value on the fur of beavers. In fact, for two hundred years or more, beavers provided the most valuable fur in North America. Beaver skins often used as money.Young men looking for adventure headed west across the country to search for beavers. In their search, they explored much of the western territories. The trading posts, where they exchanged beaver skins for the goods they needed, became villages, and later towns and cities. IT’S IN THE BAG The bag---one of the simplest and most useful things in every man or woman’slife---has given the world many strange expressions that are not very simple. A number of these expressions are widely used in the United States today. Some were imported from England a long time ago.When you are sure of something, you can say, “It’s in the bag.”This phrase seemed to have arrived with the modern paper bag. Before, Americans used to say, “It’s all wrapped up.” Then, things you bought were wrapped in plain brown paper, or sometimes in old newspaper.Another widely used expre ssions is “to let the cat out of the bag”, meaning to reveal a well-kept secret.No one can explain how the cat got into the bag, or why it remained there. But there is an old story about it. Long ago tradesman sold things in large cloth bags. Once a woman asked for a pig. The tradesman held up his cloth bag. Inside there was supposed to be a live pig. The woman asked to see it. When the dishonest tradesman opened the bag, out jumped a squealing cat, not a pig. The tradesman’s secret was out: he was tricky, and now everybody knew it.318. English proverbsCharactersTeacher of English: Ms Smith (MS)Students: Li (LI), Mao (MA), Anne (AN), Rivera (RI)MS: Good morning, everyone. I hope you all know what we are here for. The topic of our discussion this morning is “English Proverbs”.LI: So, I’m in the right group.MA: Me, too.RI: Me, too.MS: But I was told we would have four…and yet…AN: I’m coming. Good morning. Am I late?MS: Morning. “Speak of angels and you hear their songs.”AN: Is that a proverb referring to my coming?MS: Exactly.LI: We have a saying in Chinese, which I think is very close in meaning…MA: Speak of Cao Cao and he appears.MS: Right. Well, “first things first”. A proverb is a traditional saying which offers advice or presents a moral in a short and brief manner. A proverb normally is a sentence, into which the writer often works rhyme. For instance, “East or west, home is best.” Sometimes it comes out in the form of a phrase.MA: I’ve seen dictionaries of proverbs.MS: Well, there are thousands of proverbs. They fall into three main categories. Those of the first type take the form of abstract statements. They express general truths. Here are two good examples: “One is never too old to learn.” and “A man who neglects his studies in youth w ill regret it in later years.”RI: I think there is some truth in both proverbs. To encourage a person who has had little education for some reason as a young man, we may use the former. With us, I guess the latter works.MS: So you have to keep this in mind. Never use proverbs out of context. “One man’s meat isanother man’s poison.”LI: I see. Then, what is the second type?MS: The second type uses specific observations from everyday experience to make a general point.AN: “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.” Does it fall into the second category?MS: You’re right, dear. Then the third type consists of sayings from particular areas of traditional customs and beliefs. “After dinner, rest a while; after supper, walk a mile.” is an example of this type. Such proverbs are often related to agriculture, the seasons, and the weather.LI: Many people hold the opinion that proverbs are going out of fashion. Is that true?MS: The fact is, as some old ones are falling into disuse, new ones are being created. The computer world has recently given us lots of them.AN: I’ve got one: “Rubbish in, rubbish out.”MA: It also goes “Garbage in, garbage out.”MS: I think it is more common to say “Garbage in, garbage out.” Well, I hope, today “You’ll have something nice out a s you have had something nice in.”AN: Thank you, Ms Smith. By the way, do we have an assignment as usual?MS: Yes. You are to collect some proverbs of the first type, that is, proverbs that express general truths.LI: I’d like to collect some on studies.MS: Good! I’m so glad to have been with you. (To the four students) “Strike while the iron is hot.” See you next week.419. Tips on making a public speechIt is interesting to note that speeches are always “given” or “delivered”. They are never “said”. When giving a speech, therefore, it is useful to think of yourself as playing a part, i.e. acting. This kind of acting calls for an integration of verbal and nonverbal communication. Nonverbal communication chiefly involves the speaker’s stance and gestures, t he eye contact between the speaker and the audience, and a good control of the presentation speed of talking/speaking.STANCE This is important to the delivery of a good speech. Stand up straight and keep your head up. Dropping your head looks unprofessional and may prevent your audience from hearing you clearly. On the other hand, don’t stand like a guard on duty. You have to be able to move in a natural way in order to add expression to your words. Body language “says” a lot. Avoid holding your hands tigh tly together; this will interfere with free and natural movement. Don’t play with keys or coins in your pocket; this will distract your audience.GESTURES Gestures and facial expressions are both important aids to the spoken word when you are communicating. A dull, long speech delivered without expression, without gestures or eye contact will not be well received. The skill is in deciding how much gesturing to be employed and in making sure that your gestures are natural.In general, the larger the audience, the more expansive the gestures should be, because they will not be seen so clearly by the audience. In a small group, facial expressions will add a lot to understanding. Try telling somebody something funny with a very serious face. They will have difficulty believing what you are really saying is funny.Different gestures are supposed to be used in delivering a speech. Some people use theirhands a lot when speaking. You must make sure that your gestures are not repeated too often, and they should be expressive and meaningful.EYE CONTACT To have maximum impact you need to make each member of your audience fell as if you were speaking to them personally. To do this, glance towards all sections of the audience and don’t be afraid to move your head. If you favour one direction, the other side may feel you are ignoring them and therefore lose interest in what you are saying.TIMING Accurate timing is essential. You should ensure that you don’t fall short of or run over the time allowed for your speech. Either way, the audience will feel unhappy and lose concentration on your speech. The best way to overcome this is through preparation. Clear thinking about what you want to say and how long your speech will last, before you start to write it, will save a lot of time. When practising, make sure that you speak at the correct speed and do time yourself.520. Keep it short for the audience’s sakeHow long should I make my speech? How long will my audience concentrate on my speech? Hoe slowly should I speak to make myself clearly understood? In trying to answer these questions, we see how important timing is to speech.KEEP YOUR SPEECH LESS THAN 15 MINUTES Lin Yutang, the famous writer and translator, once said about the length of a speech, “the shorter, the better.” Speaking around the topic should be seriously avoided, not only in speech, but in all conversations in English. Being indirect and roundabout in your approach may be thought skillful in Chinese. But in English speech? No way. When one is making a speech in English, he should always stick to the point, and use simple, clear, and direct language.According to scientists, audiences can generally only manage to concentrate for about 13 minutes. So a 10-15-minute speech is about right.The famous Gettysburg Address, delivered by Abraham Lincoln on November 19, 1863 has about 200 words, but it still managed to express the idea that all people are born equal.150-160 WORDS PER MINUTE Speaking speed often depends on the occasion for the speech. The number of people in the audience is also an important factor to be considered.If you are speaking to hundreds or even thousands of people, especially in the open air, you should speak slowly. The idea is to let the audience catch every single word of your speech. For example, when Martin Luther King spoke, even to a small group, his usual speaking speed was only 110 to 120 words per minute.When you are speaking indoors to a small group, say, 10 or 20 people, you may speed up a bit. Speaking at a speed of around 200 words a minute, you can still retain the audience’s attention.So, we can see that the average speed is about 150 to 160 words per minute.Whether you are speaking slowly or rapidly, the important point is to pronounce every word clearly. Otherwise, no matter ho w wonderful you think your content is, the audience won’t be able to follow you. Use phonetic symbols to mark the places you often mess up, in advance, and practise every day before you get up on stage.PAUSE FOR DRAMATIC EFFECT If you want a particular sentence or expression to leave a deep impression on your audience, you can pause a while before uttering it. During the pause, the audience will grow curious about why you choose to pause and they will anxiously expect to hearthe next sentence, which is exactly what you want to happen.But don’t pause too frequently or too long. Eye contact and a smile, with a bit of body language, will also effectively impress your audience. If you simply stop suddenly and remain silent for several seconds before you start again, they’ll probably think, “Oh, he (she) has forgotten the words!”621. Making friendsJamie was like a magnet---she always had a crowd around her. She wasn’t especially pretty, and she wasn’t particularly good at sports. But she was one of the most po pular students at school. Everyone loved her!Why? What was it about Jamie that made everyone notice her? If her looks and her talents weren’t anything to show off, what did she have going for her?Here it is---short and simple---Jamie had learned the secret of how to make friends and keep them. Her secret is: Be nice to others! Jamie was kind and genuinely cared about others: people responded by wanting to be around her.Going along with this big secret of making friends are a few additional suggestions: SMILING SUGGESTS CONFIDENCE There is something fascinating about someone who smiles a lot. We are automatically drawn to someone who is happy. Wearing a smile usually implies the person behind it is approachable. An approachable person makes others feel at ease and comfortable.Smiles also convey confidence, which is really important when making friends. You don’t have to actually feel confident to smile, but when you do, people will think you are. Furthermore, the more you smile, the more natural your smile will be. You’ll gain confidence from smiling! LEARN TO LISTEN AND TALK Everyone wants to talk. We all have a story to tell. Each of us enjoys having someone listen to what we say. It makes us feel important when someone is truly interested in what we’re s aying.When other people find out you are willing to listen, they will be talking to you! When someone is talking to you, zero in 100 per cent on that person. Don’t pretend to listen but really think about something else. That won’t work in making friends.Meanwhile, don’t put the burden of the entire conversation on someone else. You’ve got to do your part, too. It is learning when to talk that is important. Try not to talk just to hear yourself talking; no one else can get a word in.Everyone should learn to give and take in any relationship. Learn to move from being the centre of attention to focusing on the needs of others. Modesty is extremely attractive.TRY TO ADD VALUE TO THOSE AROUND YOU People light up when you recognize something they do well and let them know. It only takes a minute to give someone a compliment or to notice what gifts a person has. It automatically adds value to how they see themselves. Try to be the kind of person who’s always seeing the positive qualities in others. Don’t tear someone down.722. What does friendship mean towesterners?What is meant by the word “friend”? The dictionary defines it as “one attached to another byaffection or respect”. Americans use the word freely---that is, a friend may or may not be a person to whom one is really attached. Friends may have known each other since childhood or they may have recently met. It is difficult to give an exact definition of this word as it is used in the US, because it covers many types of relationships.It is common for Am ericans to have different “circles”. Terms such as office mate and tennis partner indicate different types of friends. The office mate is a friend in the office and the tennis partner is a friend on the tennis court. A person may have many good friends and one best friend. “Best friends” are usually two people of the same sex who have known each other for a long period of time. People usually have more casual friends than close or best friends.Americans move around quite often and learn to develop friendships easily and quickly. About one out of every five American families moves every year. People move to new places because they begin new jobs, attend distant colleges, get married, have children or simply want a change in their lives. Perhaps as a result of this, people form and end friendships quickly.Relationships based on a common activity may stop or end when the activity ends. Students might meet in classes and remain friends for the duration of the course and then stop seeing each other after the final examination. The same holds true for neighbours who are the closest of friends until one moves away. In these friendships, shared daily experiences form the foundation for the relationship. Long-lasting friendships develop when individuals have similar interests and a common outlook on life. the high rate of mobility in the US can explain a great deal about short-term friendships.Friendship and friendliness do not mean the same thing. Friendliness characterizes much of American daily interaction but is not always an indication of friendship. Strangers may share life histories without any wish to set up a relationship. Instant friendships are characterized by the appearance of two people becoming close but, in reality, there is no string connection between them. Two people saying hello to each other after being introduced for the first time do not always mean that they have a strong wish to develop a friendship. Many people frequently smile or say “Have a nice day” or “See you later”, or even give an invit ation as part of a cultural pattern of politeness. Such expressions do not always suggest an offer of continued friendship.823. AdjoHow the years have rushed by! It has been a long time since I knew Marget Swenson. I was a child when I knew her, and now I myself have children. The mind loses many things as it matures, but I never lost Marget---my first love and first hurt.I met Marget Swenson when she joined our sixth-grade class.Marget, just fresh from Sweden, and I, a sixth generation American. She spoke very little English, but somehow we did manage to understand each other. We took to each other instantly.Marget lived up on the hill. That was the place where there were many large and pretty houses. I suppose it was only in passing that I knew only white people lived there.We had so much fun together. We sat for hours in my garden or hers, surrounded by grass. Her words were Swedish; mine, English. We laughed at the way each of us slid our tongues over the unfamiliar words. I learned the Swedish equivalents of hello, friend, and goodbye.However, such fun did not last long, and the disaster began at Marget’s birthday party.It was a Wednesday. I arrived at the party early. Marget and I ran around quickly, putting the finishing touches on the decorations.Some fifteen minutes later, the doorbell rang, and in came Mary, another girl in our class.But after that nobody came. No one.When it got to be after five, Mrs Swenson called Marget inside. She was there for a long time, and when she came out, she loo ked very, very sad. “My mother does not think they are coming,” she said.“Why not?” Mary blurted.Marget cast a quick glance at me, but she didn’t say anything.I took Marget’s hand. “It’s me, isn’t it?” I said. Oh! I remember so painfully today how much I wanted her quick and positive “No!” to my question. But I was only aware of Marget trying to slip her hand from mine. I opened my hand and let her go.It was different between us after her birthday. Marget stopped coming to my house, and when I asked her when she would, she looked as though she would cry.One day, uninvited, I went to her house, climbed up the hill, and a restless feeling grew within me at every step.Marget almost jumped when she opened the door. She stared at me in shock. Then, quickly, in a voice I’d never heard before, she said, “My mother says you can’t come to my house any more.”I opened my mouth, and closed it without speaking. The awful thing had come; my suspicion was confirmed; Marget was white and I was not. I did know it deep within myself.Since that meeting Marget and I did not speak to each other at all.On the last day of school, getting up a strange courage, I handed my autograph book to Marget. She hesitated, then without looking up, wrote words I don’t remember now; they were quite common words, the kind everyone was writing in everyone else’s book. I waited. Slowly, she passed her book to me and in it I wrote with a slow, firm hand some of the words she had taught me. I wrote Adjo min van---Goodbye, my friend. I released her, let her go, told her not to worry, told her that I no longer needed her. Adjo.924. Ryan, his friends, and his incredibletorch runWe met in a biology class. Ryan sat in the front so that his wheelchair wouldn’t get in the way. I, however, believed t hat he wouldn’t have gotten in the way wherever he sat. I greeted him with a “Hello!” and he replied cheerfully. Later it proved that this simple “Hello!” was all it took for Ryan and me to become great friends.Ryan suffered from brain damage and had endured many an obstacle. Yet, he is able to go on living his life to the fullest. He knows the old saying, “When the going gets tough, the tough get going.” to the deepest and most personal extent.The highlight of our friendship came in our junior year, when Ryan asked me to hold the flag that would mark the spot where he would begin his Olympic torch run. When he asked me, I didn’t know what to say. “Why me?” I asked. He gently responded that he would be honoured if I would accept this position. He said that the Olympic committee sent a letter saying that the person that holds the flag must be someone important to him, and I was important to him because I was the only true friend he had ever made that talked to him and not to his wheelchair. How could I refuse such a gracious compliment and request?On June fifth, I took the flag and reached Ryan’s starting point early. By then, the streets had begun to fill with students from the surrounding schools and the area residents. Everyone was excited. Then came the van that carried the torch runners. All of the runners got out except Ryan. They lined up outside of the van and began to chant his name. Ryan! Ryan! Then all of the people that lined the streets joined in. Ryan! Ryan! All I could do was not to cry.The lift then lowered Ryan to the ground. There he was, in all his glory. People saw him for Ryan and not for his wheelchair. It all became slow motion at the sight of the arriving torch. I gave Ryan a hug and then stepped into my spot. The runner lit Ryan’s tor ch and then Ryan began his journey. As he took off down the street, the chanting became louder and louder. The excitement filled the air. I could not have been any prouder of Ryan! He deserved this moment in time---a historic moment that he was a part of and allowed me to be a part of, too.That moment will last in time forever. It expressed the whole meaning of the flame: love, enthusiasm, and brotherhood. It showed us all that love is really what makes this small world go around.1025. The father of modern physicsAlbert Einstein was born of Jewish parents in 1879 in Germany. He did badly in most subjects at school, but was fascinated by mathematics, which he did quite well. When he was fifteen, his family moved to Italy, and from there he went to Switzerland to attend a polytechnic school.After gaining a teaching qualification from the polytechnic, Einstein took a post as a junior clerk in an office. Einstein was happy to get such an easy job, because it gave him plenty of time to think about physics. It wa s the “thought experiments” that he carried out in his head that led to a new understanding of space, time and gravity(引力).In 1905, when he was twenty-six years old, Einstein began to publish his thoughts. One of his theories provided an explanation for a puzzling effect, called the photoelectric effect(光电效应), which had been noticed some years earlier. It was in 1921 that he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics for his work on the photoelectric effect.In 1914, Einstein became a professor of physics at the University of Berlin and all went well until Hitler came to power in 1933. Einstein, who was Jewish, spoke out against Nazi crimes. As a result, he had to leave Germany and spent the rest of his life teaching in the United States at Princeton University.In the long course of research, Einstein developed his theories of relativity. These theories were so different and new that most scientists could do not believe or understand them, and it took a long time for them to be accepted.Einstein’s theories al so predicted that solid objects can be changed into pure energy. This did lead to the development of nuclear power(核能) and the atomic bomb(原子弹). However, Einstein himself protested against nuclear weapons, and became involved in the peace movement after the First World War.Einstein passed away in 1955 at the age of seventy-six. What he left behind is a wealth of ideas that form the foundation of modern physics today.Apart from his scientific work, Einstein found much pleasure in simple pastimes. Among his hobbies were sailing and playing the violin. Besides, he loved the company of children.Although he was one of the greatest scientists who ever lived, Einstein did not take himselfseriously. Once, when asked to enter a newspaper competition to write an article explaining how light is bent by gravity, he joked that the competition was much too difficult for him to enter.1126. The survival of the fittestFor a long time people had wondered how life had developed on earth. The Bible(圣经) stated that god had cr eated everything in a week. Some people did not believe this. “What about fossils?” they asked. “What has happened to the strange creatures which existed so many years ago?” they asked.Charles Darwin(查尔斯·罗伯特·达尔文，英国生物学家，进化论奠基人), a young man just out of university in 1831, was offered a job on a ship on a voyage of discovery around the world. Life on board was tough. Darwin was terribly seasick and was only happy when he was ashore collecting plant samples and observing animals. It was to be the most important journey in his life. It lasted for five years; he returned in October 1836.Darwin studied nature in South America and in a group of small islands in the South Pacific. On each island there were birds. They were very similar, but the shape of their beaks, and even their eating habits varied. Darwin wondered why they were different. Then he realized that, long before, they had been the same. Each island had different foods available. Only the birds that could eat available food could survive, this might depend on having the right shape of beak. He realized that the same process happened with all living things. Over millions of years, all plants and animals have gradually changed into the forms we see today. What we call “the survival of the fittest” he named “natural selection”. Darwin called this slow process of change “evolution”. It explains why many kinds of creature, whose fossil remains, are no longer alive.By 1846, he had published an article describing his voyage. He also began to think seriously about evolution and natural selection, and wrote two essays describing his ideas. He did not publish these essays because he realized his ideas proved the Bible’s theory of creation was wrong, and he was worried about the anger and troubles they would cause.Darwin spent the following years developing his theories and making them perfect. In 1859 he published them in The Origin of Species(《物种起源》). It caused a huge row because it seemed to deny what the Bible said. His The Descent of Man(《人类的由来》), 1871, pointed out that mankind had come from the same ancestor. Darwin was upset by the opposition. Other scientists agreed with his ideas and took up his cause. The Church prohibited the teaching of the Theory of Evolution(进化论) in some countries. However, today most people believe that Darwin was right.1227. Miracle in the rice fieldIt is said that every scientist has a childhood dream for his or her future success. For Yuan Longpin, known as the “father of hybrid rice(杂交水稻)”, the dream is that he cultivates rice as huge as peanuts, and farmers can have a rest in the cool shadow of big rice plants.Yuan Longpin was born into a poor family in 1931. Upon graduating from the Southwestern Agricultural College(西南农业学院) in 1953, he began his teaching career at an agriculture school and has since devoted himself to agricultural education and research.He came up with the idea of hybrid rice for the first time in the 1960s. In the early 1970s, he succeeded in developing the world’s first high-yield hybrid rice. Of great importance is his pioneering work, which has established China’s position of world leadership in this area.The UN Food and Agriculture Organization(FAO)(联合国粮食与农业组织) has decided to。
上海高中《牛津英语》教材与《新世纪英语》教材的对比分析
上海高中《牛津英语》教材与《新世纪英语》教材的对比分析摘要教材在英语教学中起着重要作用, 是英语课程资源的核心部分。
进入新世纪,我国启动了新一轮的课程改革, 课程改革的关键是教材。
随着新课程标准的颁布,教材由“一纲一本”向“一纲多本”转变, 越来越多的教材涌入市场。
面对不同品种的教材,如何评价和分析各种教材的优劣就成为当今教师面临的一个挑战。
上海高中普遍使用的两套英语教材 ?? 《英语》 (牛津上海版) 和《英语》(新世纪版) 就是为了满足新一轮课改的要求而改编和编写的。
本论文以《普通高中英语课程标准》为依据, 参照国内外教材评价的理论, 旨在对上海高中使用的两套英语教材本身和使用效果进行对比和分析, 从而发现两套教材各自的优势和不足之处,以便上海高中英语教师在使用教材的过程中可以对两套教材进行整合,扬长避短,让教材更好地为教学服务,最终达到提高英语教学质量的目的。
本论文共分为五个部分。
第一章“引论”部分主要介绍了研究背景、研究目的与意义、研究内容与方法以及本论文的框架结构。
第二章“理论框架与文献综述”部分阐述了教材的定义和作用、教学大纲、国内外外语教材评价的理论和国内外教材对比的研究现状。
第三章“两套教材的对比研究”主要是对两套教材进行宏观和微观对比分析。
宏观对比分析了教材编写的宏观设计指导原则、教材编写的主框架结构和单元课程设置模式。
微观对比分析主要从语言知识、语言技能、学习策略和文化意识四方面来对比,重点对比分析了两套教材的词汇、语法、听、说、读、写等方面。
第四章“两套教材的效果对比分析”主要从教师调查、学生调查和两套教材使用效率对比分析来看两套教材的使用效果。
第五章“研究结果与思考”通过前面几章对两套教材的对比分析、调查和实验总结出两套教材的优势和不足之处, 并提出一些建议, 供教材编写者和使用两套教材的教师参考。
关键词 : 牛津教材,新世纪教材,对比分析viABSTRACTAs a core of curriculum resources, English teaching materials play an importantrole in English language teaching. A new century witnessed a new round ofcurriculum reform and the key to the curriculum reform is the textbook. With thepromulgation and implementation of the new curriculum standards, the policy haschanged from “one textbook for one syllabus” to “diverse textbooks f or one syllabus ”,causing more and more textbooks available on the market. Facing varieties oftextbooks, how to evaluate and analyze the diverse textbools is becoming achallenging task to the teachers nowadays To meet the requirements of the new round of the curriculum reform, two sets ofsenior high school English textbooks------Oxford English Shanghai Edition andNew Century English are adapted and compiled, which are commonly used in almostall the Shanghai middle schools now. Based on National English CurriculumStandards of Compulsory Education for Full-time Senior Middle Schools Trail andreferring to the theories of textbook evaluation at home and abroad, this thesis isintended to compare and analyze the two sets of English textbooks used in Shanghaisenior high schools, hoping to discover some advantages and disadvantages of the twosets of textbooks. In this way, the teachers can integrate the two sets of textbooks,taking full advantage of the strong points and avoiding the weak points, to improvethe English teaching quality This paper consists of five chapters The first chapter serves as an introduction, covering the background, significance,methods and the framework of the study The second chapter is about some theories and literature review, which presentsthe definition and funtion of teaching materials, teaching syllabuses, the theories onforeign language textbook evaluation at home and abroad, and the situation ofcomparative study in English textbooksThe third chapter is concerned with the comparative analysis of the two sets oftextbooks from the macro and micro perspectives. A macro-comparative analysisviiinvolves the guiding ideology of textbook compilation, the main framework oftextbook complilation and the designing pattern of every unit. A micro-comparativeanalysis is made from the perspective of language knowledge, language skills,learning strategies and cultural awearness, focusing on vacabulary, grammar, listening,speaking, reading and writing The fourth chapter discusses the effect of using the two sets of textbooksaccording to the results of the investigation carried out with the teachers and studentsinvolved The last chapter summarizes the advantages and disadvantages of the two sets ofthe textbooks on the basis of the comparative analysis and the results of theinvestigation and the experiment in the preceding chapters, and puts forward somesuggestions for the compilers and the teachers to consultKey words: Oxford English, New Century English, comparative analysisviiiTABLE OF CONTENTS ACKNOWLEGEMENTS I摘要.VIABSTRACT.VII图表索引.VII第一章引论 11.1 研究背景 11.1.1 高中英语课程标准. 11.1.2 我国的中小学教材建设与发展. 2 1.1.3 上海高中英语教材使用情况 3 1.2 研究目的与意义 31.2.1 研究目的31.2.2 研究意义41.3 研究内容与方法 41.3.1 研究内容41.3.2 研究方法51.4 论文结构6第二章理论框架与文献综述72.1 教材的定义. 72.2 教材的作用. 82.3 外语教材与教学大纲 92.3.1 教学大纲的定义. 92.3.2 教学大纲的种类. 92.4 外语教材开发与编写原则142.5 教材评价的定义 162.6 外语教材的评价理论. 162.6.1 国外的教材评价研究 162.6.2 国内的教材评价研究 192.7 国内外教材对比研究状况. 21第三章两套教材的对比研究 223.1 两套教材简介. 223.1.1 上海高中牛津英语简介223.1.2 高中新世纪英语简介 233.2 宏观对比分析. 233.2.1 教材编写的宏观设计指导原则24 3.2.2 教材编写的主框架结构253.2.3 单元课程设置模式. 253.3 微观对比分析263.3.1 语言知识对比 27ix3.3.2 语言技能对比分析: 443.3.3 学习策略对比分析. 703.3.4 文化意识对比分析. 73第四章两套教材的效果对比分析. 76 4.1 教师调查 764.1.1 教师问卷 764.1.2 教师访谈 804.2 学生调查 834.3 两套教材使用效率对比分析. 86第五章研究结果与思考885.1 两套教材的优势与不足 885.1.1 两套教材的优势 885.1.2 两套教材的不足之处. 915.2 对教材修订者和教师的建议935.2.1 对教材修订者的建议 935.2.2 对教师的建议. 935.3 本论文的不足之处95BIBLIOGRAPHY96附录. 101附录 I 牛津教材任务前词汇输入截图101附录 II 牛津教材任务后词汇输入截图. 102附录 III 新世纪英语教材任务后词汇输入截图. 103 附录 IV 牛津教材口语截图104附录 V 新世纪教材口语截图106附录 VI 牛津教材写作截图107附录 VII 新世纪教材写作截图 108附录 VIII 《课程标准》中的目标结构图 110附录 IX 上海《牛津高中英语》教材评价的问卷调查教师卷. 111 附录 X 上海《新世纪高中英语》教材评价的问卷调查教师卷. 113 附录 XI 上海《牛津英语高中英语》教材评价的问卷调查学生卷115 附录 XII 上海《新世纪高中英语》教材评价的问卷调查学生卷117 x图表索引表 1 牛津教材核心词汇统计. 30表 2 新世纪教材核心词汇统计 30表 3 两套教材核心词汇对比图. 31表 4 牛津教材拓展词汇统计31表 5 新世纪教材拓展词汇统计. 32表 6 两套教材拓展词汇对比图 32表 7 牛津教材附带词汇统计. 33表 8 新世纪教材附带词汇统计 33表 9 两套教材附带词汇对比图. 34表 10 牛津教材词组统计34表 11 新世纪教材词组统计. 35表 12 两套教材词组统计对比图. 35表 13 新世纪教材专有名词统计36表 14 两套教材总词汇量对比 36表 15 牛津教材高一下册 U1 Reading 核心词汇复现率统计. 37表 16 新世纪教材高一上册 U2 Reading 核心词汇复现率统计 38表 17 两套教材语法项目对比 39表 18 两套教材语法练习类型统计. 43表 19 两套教材高一上学期听力材料字数统计. 46表 20 两套教材高一上学期听力材料难度统计46表 21 两套教材听力材料类型统计 48表 22 两套教材听力材料类型对比图 48表 23 两套教材高二下学期听力内容对比. 48表 24 牛津教材高一年级听力题型分布50表 25 新世纪教材高一年级听力题型分布. 50表 26 牛津教材高三上学期口语内容与单元主题对比. 51 表 27 新世纪教材高三上学期口语内容与单元主题对比52 表 28 两套教材题材对比55表 29 两套教材高一主课文难度对比 57表 30 两套教材高二主课文难度对比 57表 31 两套教材高三主课文难度对比57表 32 两套教材主课文平均难度对比 57表 33 高考阅读语篇难/ 易读性抽样统计. 57表 34 两套教材主课文难度对比图. 58表 35 两套教材高一拓展阅读难度对比58表 36 两套教材高二拓展阅读难度对比58表 37 两套教材高三拓展阅读难度对比 58表 38 两套教材拓展阅读平均难度对比59表 39 两套教材拓展阅读难度对比图 59表 40 两套教材平均难度对比 59表 41 牛津教材高一读前活动分布. 62xi表 42 新世纪教材高一读前活动分布 62表 43 牛津教材高一读前活动类型图 62表 44 新世纪教材高一读前活动类型图62表 45 牛津教材高一阅读活动分布. 63表 46 新世纪教材高一阅读活动分布 63表 47 牛津教材高一阅读活动类型图. 64表 48 新世纪教材高一阅读活动类型图64表 50 新世纪教材高一读后活动分布 65表 51 牛津教材高一读后活动类型图 66表 52 新世纪牛津教材高一读后活动类型图 66表 53 两套教材写作项目对比 67表 54 两套教材学习策略对比 71表 55 教师问卷题目分布77表 56 教师对教材的宏观评价数据统计77表 57 教师对词汇、语法的评价数据统计78表 58 教师对听、说、读、写的评价数据统计79表 59 教师对学习策略、文化意识和其它的评价数据统计 79 表 60 学生问卷题目分布83表 61 学生的英语学习情况和对教材的宏观评价数据统计 84表 62 学生对词汇、语法态度的数据统计. 84表 63 学生对听、说态度的数据统计 85表 64 学生对读、写态度的数据统计 85表 65 学生对学习策略、文化意识和练习态度的数据统计 85表 66 两所学校 2011 年普陀区二模考试成绩对比 87表 67 两所学校 2011 年高考成绩对比 87表 68 两所学校三次成绩对比图88xii第一章引论1.1 研究背景1.1.1 高中英语课程标准英语在当今世界上的地位特殊, 不仅使用的人数多达十几个亿 ,而且覆盖面很广, 在政治、经济、外交、贸易、科技、文化、通讯、科研、娱乐、网络等许多领域被广泛应用。
上海市高中英语教材-牛津版-新世纪版-目录
高中英语教材上海新世纪版单元标题高一上册Unit 1 occupationsUnit 2 Success storiesUnit 3 English mannersUnit 4 Holidays and festivalsUnit 5 Animal friendsUnit 6 Cartoons and comic stripsUnit 7 MetropolisesUnit 8 HackingUnit 9 Personal hygieneUnit 10 School educationMoudle 1 综合Moudle 2 综合Moudle 3 综合高一下册Unit 1 travelling around ChinaUnit 2 travelling around the worldModule 1 综合Unit 3 English is changingUnit 4 A cushion or a kissMoudle 2 综合Unit 5 Classical and popular musicUnit 6 Going to the CinemaModule 3 综合Unit 7 NewspapersUnit 8 MagazineModule 4 综合高二上册Unit 1 Eating Around the WorldUnit 2 Global DrinksUnit 3 Sports HeroesUnit 4 Sports Around the WorldUnit 5 AnimalsUnit 6 The EnvironmentUnit 7 Shopping ExperiencesUnit 8 AdvertisingMoudle 1 综合Moudle 2 综合Moudle 3 综合高二下册Unit 1 Words and their storiesUnit 2 Using body lauguageUnit 3 On the friendshipUnit 4 Moving storiesUnit 5 Great scientistsUnit 6 Amazing achievemtnsUnit 7 Enjoying the classics (1)Unit 8 Enjoying the classics （2）Unit 9 AdventuresUnit 10 DisastersMoudle 1 综合Moudle 2 综合Moudle 3 综合Moudle 4 综合Moudle 5 综合高三上册Unit 1 Our Common HomeUnit 2 Limited OceanMoudle 1 综合Unit 3 Short StoriesUnit 4 DramaMoudle 2 综合Unit 5 Wonders in ArchitectureUnit 6Moudle 3 综合Unit 7Unit 8Moudle 4 综合高三下册Unit 1 Two GenerationsUnit 2 Growing upUnit 3 Our SpaceUnit 4 Space ExplorationUnit 5 Future EducationsUnit 6 Career PreparationMoudle 1 综合Moudle 2 综合Moudle 3 综合高中英语教材牛津上海版单元标题高一上册Unit 1 Body languageUnit 2 Care for your hairUnit 3 Places of interestUnit 4 What should I do？Unit 5 Surprises at the studioUnit 6 food for thought高一下册Unit 1 The phantom of the operaUnit 2 Two geniusesUnit 3 The weird world of plantsUnit 4 Job hunterUnit 5 Points of viewUnit 6 Friend or enemy高二上册Unit 1 Sporting eventsUnit 2 Continuous learningUnit 3 Contemporary styleUnit 4 Big businessesUnit 5 Technology all aroundUnit 6 Space explorationModule 1 综合Module 2 综合Module 3 综合高二下册Unit 1 Suffering to be beautifulUnit 2 The many meanings of colorUnit 3 Get the facts on wolvesUnit 4 Father and sonUnit 5 Green OrchidsUnit 6 The Vincent Van Gogh Exhibition 高三上册高三下册。
乐学在《新世纪高中英语》教学中
了采用《 新世纪高中英语》 教材的初衷。 学生的厌学情绪严 在“
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JEMQRE]«gM2 SWEJftS*1a NEW 部限E 值冏◎ 01M一、高中英语教材人教版单元目录人教版高一上学期Unit 1 Good friendsUnit 2 English around the worldUnit 3 Going placesUnit 4 Unforgettable experiencesUnit 5 The silver screenUnit 6 Good mannersUnit 7 Cultural relicsUnit 8 SportsUnit 9 TechnologyUnit 10 The world around usUnit 11 The sounds of the worldUnit 12 Art and literature人教版高一下学期Unit 13 Healthy eatingUnit 14 FestivalsUnit 15 The necklaceUnit 16 Scientists at workUnit 17 Great womenUnit 18 New ZealandUnit 19 Modern agricultureUnit 20 HumourUnit 21 Body languageUnit 22 A world of fun人教版高二上学期Unit 1 Making a differenceUnit 2 New mediaUnit 3 Art and architectureUnit 4 A garden of poemsUnit 5 The British IslesUnit 6 Life in the futureUnit 7 Living with diseaseUnit 8 First aidUnit 9 Saving the earthUnit 10 Frightening nature人教版高二下学期Unit 11 Scientific achievementsUnit 12 Fact and fantasyUnit 13 The water planetUnit 14 Freedom fightersUnit 15 DestinationsUnit 16 The United States of America Unit 17 DisabilitiesUnit 18 InventionsUnit 19 The Merchant ofVeniceUnit 20 Archaeology人教版高三学期Unit 1 That must be a record！Unit 2 Crossing limitsUnit 3 The land down underUnit 5 Getting the messageUnit 7 A Christmas CarolUnit 8 Learning a foreign languageUnit 9 Health careUnit 10 American literatureUnit 11 Key to successUnit 12 EducationUnit 13 The mystery of the MoonstoneUnit 14 ZoologyUnit 15 Popular youth cultureUnit 16 Finding jobs二、高中英语教材新课标人教版单元目录新课标人教版高一上模块1、2模块1 Unit 1 Friendship模块1 Unit 2 English around the world模块1 Unit 3 Travel journal模块1 Unit 4 Earthquakes模块1 Unit 5 Nelson Mandel -- a modern hero模块2 Unit 1 Cultural relics模块2 Unit 2 The Olympic Games模块2 Unit 3 Computers模块2 Unit 4 Wildlife Protection模块2 Unit 5 Music新课标人教版高一下模块3、4模块3 Unit 2 Healthy eating模块3 Unit 3 The Million Pound Bank Note模块3 Unit 4 Astronomy: the science of the stars 模块3 Unit 5 Canada - “The True North”模块4 Unit 1 Women of achievement模块4 Unit 2 Working the land模块4 Unit 3 A taste of English humour模块4 Unit 4 Body language模块4 Unit 5 Theme parks新课标人教版高二上模块5、6模块5 Unit 1 Great Scientists模块5 Unit 2 The United Kingdom模块5 Unit 3 Life in the future模块5 Unit 4 Making the news模块5 Unit 5 First Aid模块6 Unit 1 Art模块6 Unit 2 Poems模块6 Unit 3 A healthy life模块6 Unit 4 Global warming模块6 Unit 5 The power of nature新课标人教版高二下模块7、8选修模块7 Unit 1 Living well选修模块7 Unit 2 Robots选修模块7 Unit 3 Under the sea选修模块7 Unit 4 Sharing选修模块7 Unit 5 Travelling abroad选修模块8 Unit 1 A land of diversity选修模块8 Unit 2 C loning选修模块8 Unit 3 Inventors and inventions 选修模块8 Unit 4 Pygmalion选修模块8 Unit 5 Meeting your ancestors新课标人教版高三学期模块9、10选修模块9 Unit 1 Breaking records选修模块9 Unit 2 Sailing the oceans选修模块9 Unit 3 Australia选修模块9 Unit 4 Exploring planets选修模块9 Unit 5 Inside advertising选修模块10 Unit 1 Nothing ventured选修模块10 Unit 2 King Lear选修模块10 Unit 3 Fairness for all选修模块10 Unit 4 Learning effectively选修模块10 Unit 5 Enjoying novels三、高中英语教材外研版单元目录必修1Module 1 My First Day at Senior HighModule 2 My New TeachersModule 3 My First Ride on a TrainModule 4 A Social Survey -- My Neighbourhood Module 5 A Lesson in a LabModule 6 The Internet and Telecommunications必修2Module 1 Our Body and Healthy HabitsModule 2 No DrugsModule 3 MusicModule 4 Fine Arts - Western, Chinese and Pop Arts Module 5 NewspapersModule 6 Films and TV ProgrammesModule 7 Revision必修3Module 1 EuropeModule 2 Developing and Developed CountriesModule 3 The Violence of NatureModule 4 Sandstorms in AsiaModule 5 Great people and Great InventionModule 6 Old and NewModule 7 Revision必修4Module 1 Life in the futureModule 2 Traffic JamModule 3 Body Language and Non-Verbal Communication Module 4 Great ScientistsModule 5 A Trip Along the Three GorgesModule 6 Unexplained Mysteries of the Nature World Module 7 Revision必修5Module 2 A Job Worth DoingModule 3 Adventure in Literature and the Cinema Module 4 CarnivalModule 5 The Great Sports PersonalityModule 6 Animals in DangerModule 7 Revision外研版第五册综合选修6Module 1 Small TalkModule 2 Fantasy Literature - Philip Pullman Module 3 Interpersonal Relationships -- Friendship Module 4 MusicModule 5 CloningModule 6 War and PeaceModule 7 Revision选修7Module 1 BasketballModule 2 Highlights of My Senior YearModule 3 LiteratureModule 4 Music Born in AmericaModule 5 Ethnic CultureModule 6 The World’s Cultural HeritageModule 7 Revision选修8Module 1 Deep SouthModule 3 Foreign FoodModule 4 Which English?Module 5 The Conquest of the UniverseModule 6 The Tang PoemsModule 7 Revision选修9Module 1 Bernard Shaw’’s PygmalionModule 2 DNA- the Secret of LifeModule 3 The Qin Tomb and the Terracotta Warriors Module 4 Languages of the WorldModule 5 The First AmericansModule 6 Why Do We Need DictionariesModule 7 Revision选修10Module 1 Pride and PrejudiceModule 2 Australia and New ZealandModule 3 Slavery and the American Civil War Module 4 The Magic of FilmModule 5 High-tech LivingModule 6 The Maple Leaf CountryModule 7 Revision选修11Module 1 The Boston Tea PartyModule 2 The Long Walk to FreedomModule 3 Ernest HemingwayModule 4 Sherlock HolmesModule 6 The Unitde NationsModule 7 Revision四、高中英语教材牛津译林版单元标题牛津版高一上学期School life模块1 Unit1模块1 Unit 2 Growing pains模块1 Unit 3 Looking good, feeling good模块2 Unit 1 Tales of the unexplained模块2 Unit 2 Wish you were here模块2 Unit 3 Amazing people牛津版高一下学期模块3 Unit 1 The world of our senses模块3 Unit 2 Language模块3 Unit 3 Back to the past模块4 Unit 1 Advertising模块4 Unit 2 Sporting events模块4 Unit 3 Tomorrow’s world牛津版高二上学期模块5 Unit 1 Getting along with others模块5 Unit 2 The environment模块5 Unit 3 Science versus nature模块6 Unit 1 Laughter is good for you模块6 Unit 2 What is happiness to you?模块6 Unit 3 Understanding each other模块6 Unit 4 Helping people around the world牛津版高二下学期模块7 Unit 1 Living with technology模块7 Unit 2 Fit for life模块7 Unit 3 The world online模块7 Unit 4 Public transport模块8 Unit 1 The written world模块8 Unit 2 The universal language模块8 Unit 3 The world of colours and light模块8 Unit 4 Films and film events牛津版高三上学期模块9 Unit 1 Other countries, other cultures模块9 Unit 2 Witnessing time模块9 Unit 3 The meaning of colour模块9 Unit 4 Behind beliefs模块10 unit 1 building the future模块10 unit 2 people on the move模块10 unit 3 protecting ourselves模块10 unit 4 law and order模块11 unit 1 careers and skills模块11 unit 2 getting a job模块11 unit 3 the secret of success模块11 unit 4 the next step 第一轮复习牛津版高三下学期二轮复习五、高中英语教材北师大版单元标题北师大版高一上学期模块1 Unit 1 Lifestyles模块1 Unit 2 Heroes模块1 Unit 3 Celebration模块2 Unit 4 Cyberspace模块2 Unit 5 Rhythm模块2 Unit 6 Design模块1 复习模块2 复习北师大版高一下学期模块3 Unit 7 The Sea模块3 Unit 8 Adventure模块3 Unit 9 Wheels模块3 复习模块4 Unit 10 Money模块4 Unit 11 The Media模块4 Unit 12 Culture Shock 模块4 复习北师大版高二上学期模块5 Unit 13 People模块5 Unit 14 Careers模块5 Unit 15 Learning模块5 综合或复习模块6 综合或复习模块6 Unit 16 Stories模块6 Unit 17 Laughter模块6 Unit 18 Beauty北师大版高二下学期选修模块7 Unit 19 Language选修模块7 Unit 20 New Frontiers选修模块7 Unit 21 Human Biology选修模块8 Unit 22 Environmental Protection选修模块8 Unit 23 Conflict选修模块8 Unit 24 Society北师大版高三学期选修模块9 Unit 25 Going Global选修模块9 Unit 26 Emotions选修模块9 Unit 27 Behaviour选修模块10 Unit 28 Health选修模块10 Unit 29 Education选修模块10 Unit 30 Relationships选修模块11 Unit 31 Personal Preferences选修模块11 Unit 32 Modern Living选修模块11 Unit 33 Truth and Lies六、高中英语教材冀教版单元标题必修模块1Unit 1 Being a TeenagerUnit 2 FriendshipUnit 3 Men and Women Different Roles in Society Unit 4 Movies from the East, Views from the West Unit 5 Literature:The Dream KeeperUnit 6 Learning through TravelUnit 7 To Your Good HealthUnit 8 New ideas and Inventions必修模块2Unit 1 School LifeUnit 2 FamilyUnit 3 Keeping SafeUnit 4 Let’s Talk MusicUnit 5 Experiencing LiteratureUnit 6 Planning a TripUnit 7 Culture and Cultural Diversity Unit 8 The Story of English必修模块3Unit 1 What Kind of Learner Am IUnit 2 Food for ThoughtUnit 3 The ComputerUnit 4 Attitudes towards our Elders Unit 5 Literature for IdentityUnit 6 GeographyUnit 7 New waves of TechnologyUnit 8 Protecting the Environment必修模块4Unit 1 What shapes our Identity?Unit 2 Using the InternetUnit 3 New Discoveries in Science Unit 4 The Olympic GamesUnit 5 Literature for HappinessUnit 6 Confucius and To day’s SocietyUnit 7 Teenagers, Fashion and Advertising Unit 8 Celebrities and Role Models必修5Unit 1 Exploring Learning ResourcesUnit 2 Managing Your TimeUnit 3 The Story of SuccessUnit 4 Literature for TruthUnit 5 Words and How We Use ThemUnit 6 Teenagers and TelevisionUnit 7 Studying Abroad: What You Need to Know Unit 8 Planning Your Career选修6Unit 1 Achieving Your BestUnit 2 Relieving stress in Your LifeUnit 3 Chinese ExperiencesUnit 4 What’s Being Gifted?Unit 5 Great ScientistsUnit 6 The Great WallUnit 7 Family FestivalsUnit 8 Science Fiction选修7Unit 1 Health MattersUnit 2 Global WarmingUnit 3 Qi Baishi and chinese paintingUnit 4 Self controlUnit 5 Literature for self-under-standing Unit 6 Exploring chinatownUnit 7 Sherlock HolmesUnit 8 Rules Are Rules!选修8Unit 1 Educational ExchangeUnit 2 The Changing English LanguageUnit 3 The Rise of BioengineeringUnit 4 George WashingtonUnit 5 Literature: Poems by and for the PeopleUnit 6 Manners, Customs and CulturesUnit 7 Caring for Each OtherUnit 8 Humankind and Nature选修9Unit 1 Growing UpUnit 2 Literature For LoveUnit 3 Organtic Food and FarmingUnit 4 WeatherUnit 5 MisunderstandingsUnit 6 Ludwig Van BeethovenUnit 7 The Story of TroyUnit 8 Technology and Modern Way of Life选修10Unit 1 Martin Luther King and the Civil Rights Movement Unit 2 Travelling in ChinaUnit 3 CloningUnit 4 EarthquakesUnit 5 Chinese MedicineUnit 6 Literature of DilemmaUnit 7 Fables, Legends and MythsUnit 8 What Can We Do to Protect Our Environment?七、高中英语教材重庆大学版单元标题重庆大学版高一上学期I、Unit 1 Our SchoolsUnit 2 TeachersUnit 3 SchoolmatesUnit 4 SportsUnit 5 MusicUnit 6 FilmsUnit 7 Food and HealthUnit 8 Houses and LivingUnit 9 Clothes and FashionII、Unit 1 Learning English ReadingUnit 2 DictionaryUnit 3 The Story of Helen KellerUnit 4 ConfidenceUnit 5 HonestyUnit 6 Helping PeopleUnit 7 HolidaysUnit 8 FoodUnit 9 Travel重庆大学版高一下学期m、Unit 1 Friends and FriendshipUnit 2 Between Parents and UsUnit 4 DreamsUnit 5 Wishes and AmbitionsUnit 6 PerseveranceUnit 7 ArtUnit 8 DramaUnit 9 Poetryw、Unit 1 Project HopeUnit 2 Three GorgesUnit 3 Countries and RegionsUnit 4 PlantsUnit 5 AnimalsUnit 6 Man and PetsUnit 7 NeighborhoodUnit 8 WorkplaceUnit 9 Living Today重庆大学版高二上学期V、Unit 1 History of the Olympic Games Unit 2 Famous People in the OlympicsUnit 3 Beijing 2008Unit 4 The Planet We Live onUnit 5 History and PeopleUnit 6 Antarctica and the Environment Unit 7 The Internet and Our LifeUnit 8 Magic InternetUnit 9 Computers and the Web w、Unit 1 The Coqui in HawaiiUnit 2 Troublesome TravelersUnit 3 Seeking AdviceUnit 4 A Good Heart to Lean on Unit 5 I Have a DreamUnit 6 A Day’s Wait重庆大学版高二下学期皿、Unit 1 Getting Along with Parents Unit 2 Getting Along with Others Unit 3 HistoryUnit 4 CivilizationUnit 5 Stress and MemoryUnit 6 Dreams Reading皿Unit 1 NamesUnit 2 Non-verbal Communication Unit 3 Going HomeUnit 4 Man of VirtueUnit 5 Wonders of Our BodyUnit 6 Experiencing the Wonders重庆大学版高三学期IX、Unit 1 Chicken Soup for the Soul Unit 2 Eternal LoveUnit 3 Holidays and FestivalsUnit 4 The Delights of BooksUnit 5 Traveling WorldwideUnit 6 Entertaining UsX、Unit 1 About EnglishUnit 2 Life as a PoemUnit 3 Mass MediaUnit 4 MannersUnit 5 Speaking SkillsUnit 6 Beauty of NatureXI、Unit 1 Movie and MusicUnit 2 SpaceUnit 3 World of MysteriesUnit 4 Popular CultureUnit 5 How to Do ThingsUnit 6 Job and Interview八、高中英语教材上海新世纪版单元标题高一上册Unit 1 occupationsUnit 2 Success storiesUnit 3 English mannersUnit 4 Holidays and festivalsUnit 5 Animal friendsUnit 6 Cartoons and comic stripsUnit 7 MetropolisesUnit 8 HackingUnit 9 Personal hygieneMoudle 1综合Moudle 2综合Moudle 3综合高一下册Unit 1 travelling around China Unit 2 travelling around the world Module 1综合Unit 3 English is changingUnit 4 A cushion or a kissMoudle 2综合Unit 5 Classical and popular music Unit 6 Going to the CinemaModule 3综合Unit 7 NewspapersUnit 8 MagazineModule 4综合高二上册Unit 1 Eating Around the World Unit 2 Global DrinksUnit 3 Sports HeroesUnit 4 Sports Around the World Unit 5 AnimalsUnit 6 The EnvironmentUnit 7 Shopping ExperiencesUnit 8 AdvertisingMoudle 1综合Moudle 2综合高二下册Unit 1 Words and their stories Unit 2 Using body lauguageUnit 3 On the friendshipUnit 4 Moving storiesUnit 5 Great scientistsUnit 6 Amazing achievemtnsUnit 7 Enjoying the classics (1) Unit 8 Enjoying the classics (2) Unit 9 AdventuresUnit 10 DisastersMoudle 1综合Moudle 2综合Moudle 3综合Moudle 4综合Moudle 5综合高三上册Unit 1 Our Common HomeUnit 2 Limited OceanMoudle 1综合Unit 3 Short StoriesUnit 4 DramaMoudle 2综合Unit 5 Wonders in ArchitectureUnit 6Moudle 3综合Unit 7Unit 8高三下册Unit 1 Two GenerationsUnit 2 Growing upUnit 3 Our SpaceUnit 4 Space ExplorationUnit 5 Future EducationsUnit 6 Career PreparationMoudle 1综合Moudle 2综合Moudle 3综合九、上海牛津版高中英语教材详细目录高一上Module 1 The Human BodyUnit 1 Body LanguageUnit 2 Care for HairModule 2 Colourful LifeUnit 3 A Taste of TravelUnit 4 EntertainmentModule 3 Food for ThoughtUnit 5 Think before You EatUnit 6 Fun Food高一下Module 1 Extraordinary TalesUnit 1 A Trip to the TheatreUnit 2 Great MindsModule 2 The Natural WorldUnit 3 PlantsUnit 4 Creatures Large and Small Module 3 Ideas and ViewpointsUnit 5 Problems and AdviceUnit 6 A Variety of Viewpoints 高二上Module 1 After-school ActivitiesUnit 1 Sporting EventsUnit 2 Continuous Learning Module 2 Aspects of Modern LifeUnit 3 Contemporary StyleUnit 4 Big BusinessesModule 3 The World of ScienceUnit 5 Technology all around usUnit 6 Space Exploration高二下Module 1 HappinessUnit 1 What is Beauty?Unit 2 Laughter HealsModule 2 The Power of ImagesUnit 3 ColoursUnit 4 Painting the World Module 3 Our Fragile Environment Unit 5 Living in HarmonyUnit 6 Problems and Solutions 高三上Module 1 The people around usUnit 1 Reaching OutUnit 2 Society and Change Module 2 The Things We DoUnit 3 TravelUnit 4 Family Celebrations Module 3 A Taste of LiteratureUnit 5 A Tale with a TwistUnit 6 A Wilde Play for LoveUnit 7 The Poetry of Nature高三下Module 1 Man and AnimalsUnit 1 Endangered AnimalsUnit 2 Wonderful Sea AnimalsModule 2 Caring about Your FutureUnit 3 It's Not Just a JobUnit 4 Job SearchingModule 3 A Taste of LiteratureUnit 5 The Surprising Stories of O.Henry Unit 6 Communicating with Helen Keller Unit 7 Famous Stories Retold。
上海高中英语新世纪版高二空中课堂
序（一）了解上海高中英语新世纪版高二空中课堂上海高中英语新世纪版教材是上海市教委于2000年开始编写的一套针对高中学生的英语教材，旨在提高学生的语言学习能力和综合运用能力。
其高二空中课堂是该教材的重要组成部分，为学生提供了一种课内外相结合的学习方式。
在这里，我将根据我提供的内容，深入了解上海高中英语新世纪版高二空中课堂的内容和特点，并对其进行全面评估。
（二）深度探讨上海高中英语新世纪版高二空中课堂上海高中英语新世纪版高二空中课堂的教学内容涵盖了语音、词汇、语法、阅读、写作、听力和口语等多个方面，旨在全面提高学生的英语综合运用能力。
在这里，我将按照从简到繁的方式，逐一探讨其教学内容，使我能更深入地理解这一教学内容，并对其进行全面评估。
（三）全面评估上海高中英语新世纪版高二空中课堂上海高中英语新世纪版高二空中课堂的教学内容广泛丰富，既注重语言基础知识的掌握，又注重语言能力的培养。
在这里，我将全面评估其教学内容的质量和效果，以便我能全面、深刻和灵活地理解并应用这些知识。
（四）个人观点和理解在接触和探讨上海高中英语新世纪版高二空中课堂的过程中，我深深地感受到了其对学生英语学习的重要性和作用。
它不仅承载了丰富的教学内容，更是为学生提供了一种全面提高英语综合运用能力的学习方式。
我对这一教学内容的质量和效果深表认同，认为它对学生的语言学习能力和综合运用能力的提高有着积极的促进作用。
总结通过对上海高中英语新世纪版高二空中课堂的全面深入的了解和评估，我对其中的教学内容和特点有了更加清晰的认识。
我相信，通过深入学习和灵活运用这一教学内容，我能够更好地提高自己的语言学习能力和综合运用能力。
【不要出现字数统计】注：以上为个人观点和理解，文章内容仅供参考。
上海高中英语新世纪版高二空中课堂的教学内容涵盖了语音、词汇、语法、阅读、写作、听力和口语等多个方面，旨在全面提高学生的英语综合运用能力。
我们来看一下这些教学内容的具体特点和亮点。
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高中英语教材xx新世纪版单元标题高一上册
Unit 1 occupations
Unit 2 Success stories
Unit 3 English manners
Unit 4 Holidays and festivals
Unit 5 Animal friends
Unit 6 Cartoons and comic strips
Unit 7 Metropolises
Unit 8 Hacking
Unit 9 Personal hygiene
Unit 10 School education
Moudle 1综合
Moudle 2综合
Moudle 3综合
高一下册
Unit 1 travelling around China
Unit 2 travelling around the world
Module 1综合
Unit 3 English is changing
Unit 4 A cushion or a kiss
Moudle 2综合
Unit 5 Classical and popular music Unit 6 Going to the Cinema Module 3综合
Unit 7 Newspapers
Unit 8 Magazine
Module 4综合
高二上册
Unit 1 Eating Around the World Unit 2 Global Drinks
Unit 3 Sports Heroes
Unit 4 Sports Around the World Unit 5 Animals
Unit 6 The Environment
Unit 7 Shopping Experiences Unit 8 Advertising
Moudle 1综合
Moudle 2综合
Moudle 3综合
高二下册
Unit 1 Words and their stories
Unit 2 Using body lauguage Unit 3 On the friendship
Unit 4 Moving stories
Unit 5 Great scientists
Unit 6 Amazing achievemtns Unit 7 Enjoying the classics (1) Unit 8 Enjoying the classics (2) Unit 9 Adventures
Unit 10 Disasters
Moudle 1综合
Moudle 2综合
Moudle 3综合
Moudle 4综合
Moudle 5综合
xx上册
Unit 1 Our Common Home Unit 2 Limited Ocean Moudle 1综合
Unit 3 Short Stories
Unit 4 Drama
Moudle 2综合
Unit 5 Wonders in Architecture Unit 6
Moudle 3综合
Unit 7
Unit 8
Moudle 4综合
xx下册
Unit 1 Two Generations
Unit 2 Growing up
Unit 3 Our Space
Unit 4 Space Exploration
Unit 5 Future Educations
Unit 6 Career Preparation Moudle 1综合
Moudle 2综合
Moudle 3综合
高中英语教材xxxx版单元标题高一上册
Unit 1 Body language
Unit 2 Care for your hair
Unit 3 Places of interest
Unit 4 What should I do？
Unit 5 Surprises at the studio Unit 6 food for thought
高一下册
Unit 1 The phantom of the opera Unit 2 Two geniuses
Unit 3 The weird world of plants Unit 4 Job hunter
Unit 5 Points of view
Unit 6 Friend or enemy
高二上册
Unit 1 Sporting events
Unit 2 Continuous learning
Unit 3 Contemporary style
Unit 4 Big businesses
Unit 5 Technology all around Unit 6 Space exploration Module 1综合
Module 2综合
Module 3综合
高二下册
Unit 1 Suffering to be beautiful
Unit 2 The many meanings of color Unit 3 Get the facts on wolves
Unit 4 Father and son
Unit 5 Green Orchids
Unit 6 The Vincent Van Gogh Exhibition xx上册
xx下册。