牛津英语模块七第三单元Reading精品教案1
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Topic : Reading (1)
Unit 3 Reading period 1
Teaching aims :
To help the students know some background knowledge about the
Internet technology .
To learn some vocabulary about the Internet .
To read a debate about the effects of the Internet on our lives . Teaching important points
To read the passage and get a general idea of it by
Fast reading .
To finish C1 and C2 by careful reading .
Teaching difficult points :
To master the skills of reading a debate
Teaching methods :
Reading discussion practicing
Teaching procedures :
Step one : Greetings and revision
Greet the whole class as usual .
Revise the new words in reading and try to get students to read them correctly and know their meanings .
Step two : Lead—in
Yesterday we mainly talked about the convenience the Internet has
brought to us . But do you think it always bring us good things ?
(No.) Although it can give us much convenience , it can also have
some bad
effect on us .Yes , can you give me some
Examples of the two effects the Internet has on our daily lives .
(Give the students a few minutes to discuss with their classmates and then ask some to list their opinions .)
From your answers , we can find that some students think it has good effects ; some think it’s bad .That’s what we will mainly learn today .Now please turn to page 34 and let’s learn the reading strategy first .
Step three : Reading strategy
Reading an argument
When you read an argument , you must remember that a speview is being given . If you know what to look for , you can be a better judge of whether the argument is well made .First know what the argument is about .Then find a list of the points the person wants or make or individual sub-arguments 。Look for supporting facts in the rest of the argument . Commonly find in an argument is statement about what the other side believes , and why the debate does not agree .At the end of the argument , you will find the conclusion .
Step four : Fast-reading
Ask the students to read the following two speeches quickly and answer the questions .
1. What are the speeches about ?
2. The first speaker talks about the positive effects of the Internet on our lives . How many main points does she make ?
3. The second speaker talks about the negative effects of the Internet
on our lives . What are the two points he makes ?
Step five : Careful-reading
I. Ask the students to read the following quotes from the speeches and write “for” for the arguments that support Internet use , or against ”for the arguments that do not support Internet use .
Suggested answers to C1 :
1. against
2. for
3. against
4. for
5. for
6. against
II. How well did you understand the arguments made by the speakers ? Read the facts below and write down the argument each fact supports .
Arguments :
1. The Internet is a great help to people who are in need of various information .
2. People use the Internet to build social ties .
3. The amount of false information on the Internet becomes
more of a problem every day .
4. Spending too much time building Internet , relationships
can damage people’s abilities to live normal lives .
Step six : Consolidation
Find these new words and expression in the speeches . Then match them with the correct meanings . Write the correct letters in the blanks .
1.package (line 8) ________ a. having doubts about something
2. downtown(line 11 _______ b. in the city centre
3.sceptical (14 ) ________ c. problems that make