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教材及教学辅导用书 新概念英语1(另配录音带2盒) 新概念英语2(另配录音带3盒) 新概念英语3(另配录音带3盒) 新概念英语4(另配录音带3盒) 新概念英语教师用书1(另配录音带4盒) 新概念英语教师用书2(另配录音带4盒) 新概念英语教师用书3(另配录音带4盒) 新概念英语教师用书4(另配录音带4盒) 新概念英语练习册1 新概念英语练习册2 新概念英语练习册3 新概念英语练习册4 新概念英语自学导读1 新概念英语自学导读2 新概念英语自学导读3 新概念英语自学导读4 新概念英语练习详解1 新概念英语练习详解2 新概念英语练习详解3 新概念英语练习详解4 新概念英语词汇大全 新概念英语词汇随身听速记手册1(另配录音带4盒) 新概念英语词汇随身听速记手册2(另配录音带4盒) 新概念英语词汇随身听速记手册3(另配录音带7盒) 新概念英语词汇练习1 新概念英语词汇练习2 新概念英语词汇练习3 新概念英语词汇练习4 新概念英语语法练习1 新概念英语语法练习2 新概念英语语法练习3 新概念英语口语练习1 新概念英语口语练习2 新概念英语口语练习3 新概念英语口语练习4 新概念英语(1)课本同步讲解辅导VCD 新概念英语(2)课本同步讲解辅导VCD 新概念英语(3)课本同步讲解辅导VCD 新概念英语(4)课本同步讲解辅导VCD 新概念英语青少版 新概念英语青少版学生用书1A(含mp3和动画DVD) 新概念英语青少版学生用书1B (含mp3和动画DVD) 新概念英语青少版学生用书2A(含mp3和动画DVD) 新概念英语青少版学生用书2B (含mp3和动画DVD)

新概念英语第一册(教师用书)

新概念英语第一册(教师用书)

本教材使用说明教师按语伴随每个教学单元的按语应该被视为建议。

如果愿意,教师可以偏离所规定的教学计划,或是省略他认为不符合他教学目标的练习。

然而,写上按语的目的是帮助教师组织训练所介绍的句型。

在可能的情况下,每课书的练习均按难易程度分级。

这就意味着,如果时间不够,最后的练习可以删去,而不至于严重影响学生的学习进程。

每个教学单元包含两小时的内容。

如果教师仅有45 分钟用于每个单元的前半部分或后半部分,那么他就要根据他所能使用的时间来重新编排这些练习。

每个教师上课时都会使用的那些指令和评语——如“请听”、“坐下”、“再说一遍”、“一起来”等等——应该用英语来说。

在初级阶段,这些短语的含义可用手势和模仿动作来表述。

这些短语必须被看成与课文无关,除非它们正式在课文中出现。

按照本教材的目的,只有当学生学会使用某个句型他才算是熟悉了这一句型。

这就是为什么课堂教学中常用的指令并没有列入教师用书课文之前的句型和词汇表内。

按语分列在不同的标题之下。

现在我们来介绍其中的每一项。

内容和基本目标——总体评论这两个标题下的内容简要地归纳了课文所教的句型和语项。

归纳完全是为教师准备的。

听力理解详尽的指令在课程之初便作了交代,但随着教师慢慢适应这一程序,指令便逐渐简化。

我们推荐介绍课文的9 个步骤,用以训练学生听懂英语口语的能力。

这9 个步骤如下:1 介绍故事2 了解情景3 听力训练目标4 播放录音或朗读课文5 回答问题6 精读7 再次播放录音或朗读课文8 重复9 大声朗读每一个步骤都必须简洁。

让我们来看一下如何在实践中运用这9 个步骤:1 介绍故事教师用几句话介绍课文,使学生能清楚了解所发生的事情,而不需要去猜测。

开始可以用少量的中文,但教师必须尽早开始用英语。

例如:Today we'll listen to a story about a handbag.(今天,我们要听一个有关手提包的故事。

)2 了解情景要求学生看插图,以便检查学生是否了解课文中所发生的事情。

新概念英语第一册(教师用书)之欧阳道创编

新概念英语第一册(教师用书)之欧阳道创编

本教材使用说明教师按语伴随每个教学单元的按语应该被视为建议。

如果愿意,教师可以偏离所规定的教学计划,或是省略他认为不符合他教学目标的练习。

然而,写上按语的目的是帮助教师组织训练所介绍的句型。

在可能的情况下,每课书的练习均按难易程度分级。

这就意味着,如果时间不够,最后的练习可以删去,而不至于严重影响学生的学习进程。

每个教学单元包含两小时的内容。

如果教师仅有45 分钟用于每个单元的前半部分或后半部分,那么他就要根据他所能使用的时间来重新编排这些练习。

每个教师上课时都会使用的那些指令和评语——如“请听”、“坐下”、“再说一遍”、“一起来”等等——应该用英语来说。

在初级阶段,这些短语的含义可用手势和模仿动作来表述。

这些短语必须被看成与课文无关,除非它们正式在课文中出现。

按照本教材的目的,只有当学生学会使用某个句型他才算是熟悉了这一句型。

这就是为什么课堂教学中常用的指令并没有列入教师用书课文之前的句型和词汇表内。

按语分列在不同的标题之下。

现在我们来介绍其中的每一项。

内容和基本目标——总体评论这两个标题下的内容简要地归纳了课文所教的句型和语项。

归纳完全是为教师准备的。

听力理解详尽的指令在课程之初便作了交代,但随着教师慢慢适应这一程序,指令便逐渐简化。

我们推荐介绍课文的9 个步骤,用以训练学生听懂英语口语的能力。

这9 个步骤如下:1 介绍故事2 了解情景3 听力训练目标4 播放录音或朗读课文5 回答问题6 精读7 再次播放录音或朗读课文8 重复9 大声朗读每一个步骤都必须简洁。

让我们来看一下如何在实践中运用这9 个步骤:1 介绍故事教师用几句话介绍课文,使学生能清楚了解所发生的事情,而不需要去猜测。

开始可以用少量的中文,但教师必须尽早开始用英语。

例如:Today we'll listen to a storyabout a handbag.(今天,我们要听一个有关手提包的故事。

)2 了解情景要求学生看插图,以便检查学生是否了解课文中所发生的事情。

新概念英语教师用书Unit1

新概念英语教师用书Unit1

Teaching Unit 1Lesson1总体评论*Greet the class(Good morning/afternoon/evening). 问候全班学生。

*Introduce yourself(My name is ). 介绍自己。

*Find out the names of the students(What your name?). 询问学生姓名。

*Carry out the procedure suggested below. 按以下建议程序进行。

The meaning of instructions(Look! Listen! Open your books! etc.) shouldbe conveyed through gesture and mime. 用手势和摹拟表演来表示指令的含义。

Listening comprehension听力理解1 Introduce the story 介绍故事T:Today we'll listen to a story about a handbag.2 Understand the situation 了解情景Ask the students to look at the pictures and explain to you in Chinese what they think is happening. Prompt the students in Chinese if necessary.要求学生看图,并用中文解释图中表示的动作,必要时可用中文给学生提示。

3 Listening objective 听力训练目标T:Listen to the story and see if you can answer this question: Whose handbag is it?4 Play the tape or read the dialogue 播放录音或朗读对话Now play the tape or read the dialogue. The students listen without interruption and try to think of the answer to the question you set them.播放录音或朗读对话。

新概念英语教师用书第1册第26课:它在哪里?

新概念英语教师用书第1册第26课:它在哪里?

T:Look at number 3,000. Is there a clean cup on the floor?S:No, there isn't one on the floor. There's a clean one on the table.T:Look at Number 4,000. Is there a large box on the shelf?S:No, there isn't one on the shelf. There's a large one on the foor.T:Look at Number 5,000. Is there an empty glass in the refrigerator.S:No, there isn't one in the refrigerator. There's an empty one in the cupboard. T:Now you do the same. Ready?T:Look at number 3,000. Is there a clean cup on the floor?S:No, there isn't one on the floor. There's a clean one on the table.T:Look at Number 4,000. Is there a large box on the shelf?S:No, there isn't one on the shelf. There's a large one on the foor.T:Look at Number 5,000. Is there an empty glass in the refrigerator.S:No, there isn't one in the refrigerator. There's an empty one in the cupboard. T:Look at Number 6,000. Is there a sharp knife on the tin?S:No, there isn't one on the tin. There's a sharp one on the plate.T:Look at Number 7,000. Is there a dirty fork on the plate.S:No, there isn't one on the plate. There's a dirty one on the tin.T:Look at Number 8,000. Is there a full bottle in the cupboard.S:No, there isn't one in the cupboard. There's a full one refrigerator.T:Look at Number 9,000. Is there a blunt pencil on the table?S:No, there isn't one on the table. There's a blunt one on the desk.T:Look at Number 10,000. Is there a small spoon in the glass?S:No, there isn't one in the glass. There's a small one in the cup.。

新概念英语第4册教师用书、教案

新概念英语第4册教师用书、教案

新概念英语第4册教师⽤书、教案What's new in this edition?This is the only new edition ever to be undertaken since NCE was originally published. The classic course continues to provide a complete and well-tried system for learning English, enabling students to reach their maximum potential in the four primary skills of understanding, speaking, reading and writing. The sound basic principles which made NCE a worldfamous course have been retained. However, the following important features have been introduced in the new edition: ?All topical references in the texts and exercises have been brought up to date.All outdated texts have been completely replaced and accompanied by new exercises and new artwork.The original methodology has been modified to improve communication skills, with active training in listening comprehension right from the very first lesson.Drills and written exercises, previously published separately as supplementary materials, have been incorporated into the main coursebooks.The following features have been added to help Chinese learners of English: Bi-lingual vocabulary lists; notes in Chinese on texts and exercises and suggested translations of the texts.The pages have been enlarged and, where possible, are self-contained, so that lessons are easy to conduct.本版本有什么新内容?本版是《新概念英语》⾸次出版以来第⼀次推出的新版本。

新概念英语第一册教师用书

新概念英语第一册教师用书

本教材使用说明教师按语伴随每个教学单元的按语应该被视为建议。

如果愿意,教师可以偏离所规定的教学计划,或是省略他认为不符合他教学目标的练习。

然而,写上按语的目的是帮助教师组织训练所介绍的句型。

在可能的情况下,每课书的练习均按难易程度分级。

这就意味着,如果时间不够,最后的练习可以删去,而不至于严重影响学生的学习进程。

每个教学单元包含两小时的内容。

如果教师仅有45 分钟用于每个单元的前半部分或后半部分,那么他就要根据他所能使用的时间来重新编排这些练习。

每个教师上课时都会使用的那些指令和评语——如“请听”、“坐下”、“再说一遍”、“一起来”等等——应该用英语来说。

在初级阶段,这些短语的含义可用手势和模仿动作来表述。

这些短语必须被看成与课文无关,除非它们正式在课文中出现。

按照本教材的目的,只有当学生学会使用某个句型他才算是熟悉了这一句型。

这就是为什么课堂教学中常用的指令并没有列入教师用书课文之前的句型和词汇表内。

按语分列在不同的标题之下。

现在我们来介绍其中的每一项。

内容和基本目标——总体评论这两个标题下的内容简要地归纳了课文所教的句型和语项。

归纳完全是为教师准备的。

听力理解详尽的指令在课程之初便作了交代,但随着教师慢慢适应这一程序,指令便逐渐简化。

我们推荐介绍课文的9 个步骤,用以训练学生听懂英语口语的能力。

这9 个步骤如下:1 介绍故事2 了解情景3 听力训练目标4 播放录音或朗读课文5 回答问题6 精读7 再次播放录音或朗读课文8 重复9 大声朗读每一个步骤都必须简洁。

让我们来看一下如何在实践中运用这9 个步骤:1 介绍故事教师用几句话介绍课文,使学生能清楚了解所发生的事情,而不需要去猜测。

开始可以用少量的中文,但教师必须尽早开始用英语。

例如:Today we'll listen to a story about a handbag.(今天,我们要听一个有关手提包的故事。

)2 了解情景要求学生看插图,以便检查学生是否了解课文中所发生的事情。

新概念英语第一册(教师用书)

新概念英语第一册(教师用书)

本课本使用证明之阳早格格创做西席按语伴伴每个教教单元的按语该当被视为修议.如果承诺,西席不妨偏偏离所确定的教教计划,或者是简略他认为不切合他教教目目标锻炼.然而,写上按语的脚法是帮闲西席组织锻炼所介绍的句型.正在大概的情况下,每课书籍的锻炼均按易易程度分级.那便表示着,如果时间不敷,末尾的锻炼不妨删去,而不至于宽沉做用教死的教习进程.每个教教单元包罗二小时的真质.如果西席仅有45 分钟用于每个单元的前半部分或者后半部分,那么他便要根据他所能使用的时间去沉新编排那些锻炼.每个西席上课时皆市使用的那些指令战评语——如“请听”、“坐下”、“再道一遍”、“所有去”等等——该当用英语去道.正在初级阶段,那些短语的含意可用脚势战模仿动做去表述.那些短语必须被瞅成与课文无闭,除非它们正式正在课文中出现.依照本课本的脚法,惟有当教死教会使用某个句型他才算是认识了那一句型.那便是为什么课堂教教中时常使用的指令并不加进西席用书籍课文之前的句型战词汇汇表内.按语分列正在分歧的题目之下.当前咱们去介绍其中的每一项.真质战基础目标——总体评论那二个题目下的真质简本天归纳了课文所教的句型战语项.归纳完尽是为西席准备的.听力明白详尽的指令正在课程之初便做了接代,但是随着西席缓缓切合那一步调,指令便渐渐简化.咱们推荐介绍课文的9 个步调,用以锻炼教死听懂英语心语的本领.那9 个步调如下:1 介绍故事2 相识情景3 听力锻炼目标4 播搁录音或者朗读课文5 回问问题6 粗读7 再次播搁录音或者朗读课文8 沉复9 大声朗读每一个步调皆必须简净.让咱们去瞅一下怎么样正在试验中使用那9 个步调:1 介绍故事西席用几句话介绍课文,使教死能领会相识所爆收的事务,而不需要去预测.启初不妨用少量的华文,但是西席必须尽早启初用英语.比圆:Today we'll listen to a storyabout a handbag.(即日,咱们要听一个有闭脚提包的故事.)2 相识情景央供教死瞅插图,以便查看教死是可相识课文中所爆收的事务.正在最初阶段不妨给少量的华文动做提示,但是西席必须尽早启初使用英语.比圆:Look at the pictures andtell me what is happening here.(瞅图,而后报告尔那里爆收了什么事务.)(您不妨再加上1 至2 个问题动做提示.)3 听力锻炼目标通过给教死提个问题,让他们觅找问案的办法,西席为教死树坐一个“听力锻炼目标”.那便表示着教死会主动天而不是消极天去听课文觅音.比圆:Listen to the story,then tell me:Whose handbag is it?(听故事,而后报告尔:那是谁的脚提包?)4 搁录音或者朗读课文西席播搁录音或者朗读课文,正在连接顿的情况下让教死静听一遍课文.5 回问问题当前西席再一次问第3 步调中的问题,让教死试瞅回问:Now you've heard thestory, whose handbag is it?(您当前听了那个故事,那是谁的脚提包?)锻炼教死不要普遍回问,如果他们认为自己相识问案,便让他们举脚.问一个教死,而后问其他的人:“您们中有几人共意他/她的回问?”“如果您们共意请举起脚去.”“[对于另一个教死]如果您分歧意,那么您认为问案是什么?”“您们中有几人共意他/她的回问?”“共意的请举起脚去.”那样便能让教死不竭天预测,而且把齐班教死皆安排起去.从一启初便要锻炼教死不搞“所有准备”天去听,也短亨过“翻译”.很快,他们便会切合英语的语音,并明白他们所听到的真质.6 粗读当前西席沉搁录音或者沉读课文,每止后稍稍停顿,查看教死是可明白.那是课堂教教中非常要害的一个关节,果为教死必须鼎力通过图片去明白课文.如果教死不克不迭通过图片去明白部分课文的真质——那种情况总会爆收的——西席必须用脚势战模拟动做去举止阐明.如果仍不克不迭表述那一含意,西席便该当请班上教得最佳的教死给出一个单词汇或者词汇组的译文,以照应尚已明白词汇义的教死.把翻译瞅成末尾一种脚法.正在启初阶段,传达意义是很艰易的一个关节,但是随着课程的收达,艰易便会越去越小.7 再次播搁录音或者朗读课文连接顿天再次重新播搁录音或者课文.通过以上6 个步调的粗心道解,那次教死应毫无艰易即可听懂.再次播搁录音或者朗读课文,每止后停顿一下,让教死部分、小组(如课堂里每一止)战单个天沉复.当部分战小组沉复时,央供教死正在瞅到您的粗确旗号后所有启初.您可用面头或者以脚中的铅笔去搞旗号,念像您自己正在指引一个接响乐团.课文中的断句标记着分歧的“阅读单元”,它们的少度与教死视线的宽度是普遍的.9 大声朗读让一二个教死饰演对于话中的角色,大声朗读.从中您不妨相识到分歧教死是可不妨准确天读出他们听到的英语.那个介绍课文的历程不该超出25 分钟.随着教死本领的普及,西席不妨根据需要简化其中的步调,那样便不妨有更多的时间用于其后的锻炼.正在家中自教的教死应尽大概多听课文录音,使自己真足认识课文.如果承诺,以至不妨把课文背出去.明白那个阶段包罗二个锻炼:1 教死回问问题;2 教死提问题.1 教死回问问题依照以上9 个步调介绍课文后,西席正在班上背教死单独提问题.如果一个教死出能回问出去,很快转背另一个教死,果此,那部分锻炼要很注意节奏.西席提的问题战相应的问案皆包罗正在西席用书籍中.天然,如果您承诺,不妨提一些特殊的问题.问题分成二类:a 普遍疑问句普遍去道,仅用Yes(是)或者No(不)去回问一个问题是不规矩的.要锻炼教死注意听普遍疑问句的第一个单词汇,正在回问时用共样的词汇.西席:Is Anna's dress new?(安娜的连衣裙是新的吗?)(问题中的第一个词汇教死:Yes,it is.(是,它是新的.)(is 是问案的一部分)西席:Is Anna's dress blue?(安娜的连衣裙是蓝色的吗?)教死:No,it isn't(不,它不是.)b 特殊疑问句(以Wh-启头战以How 启头的疑问句)锻炼教死回问以When,Where,Which,How 等词汇启头的疑问句(天然,正在那本教材中要花一些时间才搞渐渐达到那个目标).教死不妨用完备的句子回问,也不妨用简短的、较自然的回问办法.西席:Whose dress is new?(谁的连衣裙是新的?)教死:Anna's dress is new.或者Anna's.(安娜的连衣裙是新的.或者简短回问:安娜的.)便那样,通过一段时间的锻炼,教死会把When 战时间、Where 战天面、Why 战本果、Who 战身份、Whose 战所有权、Which 战采用、What 战采用、身份或者活动、How 战办法联系起去.2 教死提问题为了预防类似Where he went 的过失问题,需要锻炼教死共时问二个问题.第1个是普遍疑问句,第2 个是特殊疑问句.比圆:西席:Ask me if Sally is in the garden.(问尔萨莉是可正在花园里.)教死:Is Sally in the garden?(萨莉是不是正在花园里?)西席:Where⋯?(⋯⋯正在哪里?)教死:Where is Sally?(萨莉正在哪里?)(而不是Where Sally is?或者WhereSally?)天然,正在那本课本中要通过一段时间问题才搞死少到那个形式.所有的那类问题皆包罗正在西席用书籍中.如果西席承诺,不妨减少一些问题.活动正在每个教教单元第1 部分的末端处,有一些闭于课堂活动的修议.如果不脚够的时间,它们不妨局部简略.该当尽十足大概不时天介绍一些课堂活动,果为它们会活跃课堂气氛,为谈话教教删加兴趣.所修议的课堂活动有二种形式.游戏一系列闭于游戏的修议不妨帮闲教死练习某些句型.道故事不妨央供教死只是依赖插图去沉新拉拢对于话.成年教死正在课堂上“扮演”对于话常常会感触不自然,道故事活动是一个很佳的合衷办法.那也利害常有用的锻炼影象力的圆式,共时为道话挨下前提.附加锻炼正在教死用书籍中,每个教教单元的后半部分(所有单数课文)皆有一些标了数字的插图,有些另有单词汇战句子.正如前里所指出的,正在大概的情况下,一个单词汇要正在心语中出现后才正式正在笔朱中出现.那便是为什么那些单数课文时常仅有插图.正在那些插图的帮闲下,教死不妨锻炼某些句型(句型既有渐进型的又有固态型的,与决于课文).附加锻炼往往从一个简短的锻炼启初,那个锻炼只是针对于一个特殊的问题,如数字的用法、日期、时间、字母的使用、拼写易面等等.那类易面要正在很少的一段时间里反复锻炼,不可能正在一二课中办理.正在此锻炼之后,教死继承举止沉复锻炼战句型锻炼.沉复锻炼教死举止沉复锻炼.他们不妨利用录音机战录音磁戴正在课堂上举止那种锻炼,如果是自教,也不妨正在家里举止.但是也可采与另一种办法,即由西席“现场”心头指引,利用书籍中的录音资料举止锻炼.句型锻炼那种句型锻炼是单数课文的主体.正在那些锻炼中,西席试着带领班上的教死锻炼一系列分歧的句型.教死不妨齐班、小组或者部分举止回问,形式不妨由西席去决断.屡屡给教死介绍一个新的句型锻炼时,西席该当证明所需要的回问形式,不妨用心头证明或者将回问写到乌板上.不需要从语法上举止阐明.每一个新句型皆该当动做心头表述的形式去介绍.但是介绍新句型的圆规则由西席自己决断.正在举止句型练习时,西席提供诱导,教死瞅着自己的书籍做出回问.比圆带领有闭现正在完毕时用法的句子不妨那样举止:西席:Look at the first picture. What has she just done?(请瞅第1 幅绘.她刚刚刚刚搞完了什么?)教死:She has just aired the room.([瞅插图]她刚刚刚刚给房间通了透气.)西席:Look at the second picture. What have they just done?(请瞅第2 幅绘.他们刚刚刚刚搞完了什么?)教死:They have just cleaned their shoes.( [瞅插图]他们刚刚刚刚揩了鞋.)正在部分锻炼中,不央供教死去查看插图,只让教死使用“提示词汇”.所用的提示词汇皆列正在西席用书籍中,而且是从教死所认识的词汇汇中选出去的.底下是那种锻炼的一个例子.带领使用very much 战very any 的句子:I can't buy verymuch/many.(尔不克不迭购很多.)西席:What about pencils?(那么铅笔呢?)教死:I can't buy very many.(尔不克不迭购很多枝.)西席:What about coffee?(那么咖啡呢?)教死:I can't buy very much.(尔不克不迭购许多.)以下是可用正在问题What about⋯?中的提示词汇:里包、奶酪、肥白、牛排、饼搞、鸡蛋、蔬菜、火果、陈花、蛋糕、纸弛、朱火、胶火、衣服、阿斯匹林、药品、果酱、蜂蜜、疑启、纯志、葡萄酒、牛奶.句型锻炼之后是书籍里锻炼.书籍里锻炼书籍里锻炼有二种形式:结构锻炼战听写.结构锻炼正在最初的几个教教单元中,教死正在启初正式的书籍里锻炼前应先抄书籍.正在教死用书籍中印有央供使用的脚写体要领战所央供的回问形式.该当注意到,正在启初阶段,虽然书籍里锻炼的指令很简朴,但是所用的语汇是教死所不认识的,需要阐明.那些锻炼的脚法不是教习新的句型,而是去沉复战坚韧已经心头教会的真质.它们必须置于心头锻炼之后,而且不妨动做家庭做业.教死不该仅挖几个空,而应缮写所有锻炼.听写听写锻炼正在第17 教教单元之后才启初,听写的真质均是课文中睹过的谈话.西席用去听写的经常前一个教教单元笔头锻炼的问案.附加锻炼部分有将近1 小时的素材.由于锻炼是按易易程度编排的,果此,如果时间不敷,不妨简略末尾几项.尝试正在齐书籍的中部有一个考验,西席不妨用那套试题去评估教死的教习成果.课中做业录音磁戴除了安插书籍里做业中,必须饱励有配套录音磁戴的教死正在家里多次播搁新教对于话的录音.如有大概,应央供他们背诵对于话.共时也应修议教死跟随录音戴上的锻炼举止训练.齐书籍的72 篇课文组成了一个逆序渐进、按谈话结构易度分级的前提英语概论.课文短小粗悍,便于影象,不妨使整起面的教死正在使用谈话历程中渐渐坚韧自疑心,普及本领.继承深制那本课本是真足独力的,脚够1 年使用.正在课程中断后,教死应能较佳天掌握英语心语.凡是挨算继承深制的教死,不妨接着教习以下各册.课本各册之间的真质相互“沉叠”,教死继承教习不会感触艰易.Practice and Progress《试验与先进》:中级以下火仄概括课本Developing Skills《培植技能》:中级火仄概括课本Fluency in English《流利英语》:下档火仄概括课本正在那几本书籍中,教死将继承他们正在那本课本中启初的心语锻炼,并系统天担当英语写做的锻炼.About this courseFrom theory to practice: basic aimsThis course attempts to put into practice all the theories about language learning outlined above. Briefly, the aims may be stated as follows:1 To provide a course for the secondary school or adult beginner. No previous knowledge is assumed. There is sufficient material for one year's work which will completely meet the requirements of the pre-elementary and elementary levels. It is assumed that the student will be able to work atthe course for a complete academic year of about thirty-six weeks. It isalso assumed that the student will receive about four hours’instruction each week: i.e. four one-hour lessons on four separate occasions, or two‘double periods’each consisting of two hours or ninety m inutes. The studentwill receive most of his training in the classroom and will be required todo a little extra work in his own time.2 To, train the student in all four skills: understanding, speaking,reading and writing—in that order. The exercises in this course are largely aural/oral. Full-scale training in the written language should only be undertaken when this course has been completed. It must be clearly understoodthat this course has been designed entirely to meet the needs of the teacher working in the classroom, not of the student working on his own.3 To provide the student with a book which will enable him, with theaid of a teacher, to use the language.4 To provide the teacher with well co-ordinated and graded materialwhich will enable him to conduct each lesson with a minimum of preparation. Taken together, the students’book and the teacher's book form a complete course: it is not possible to use one without the other.5 To provide the teacher and student with recorded material which canbe used in the classroom and at home. It must be emphasized, however, that this is in no way a full-scale self-study course. It is essentially a classroom course, with taped material that can also be used at home. The recorded drills supplement drills done in the classroom.The components of the courseThe course consists of the following:·The Students' Book.·The Teacher's Book.·A set of cassettes, on which the multi-purpose texts have been recorded.·Another set of cassettes, on which‘Repetition drill’in the Teacher's Book has been recorded.A description of the courseIn this course, two lessons, each of about an hour's duration, are considered as one teaching unit. The student will spend about an hour on each lesson and will complete two teaching units each week. There are seventy-two teaching units in all, that is, sufficient material for thirty-six week's work.The Students' BookThe first part of each teaching unit consists of a structurally controlled situational dialogue or narrative piece in which the new linguistic features introduced in the lesson are contextualized. The passage will be used for training in understanding and speaking, reading, and practising progressive patterns.The second part of each teaching unit usually consists of sets of numbered illustrations which will be used for understanding and speaking practice. Where possible, new vocabulary items are not presented in print until the student has mastered them orally. The new linguistic features introducedin the contextualized passage are isolated and drilled intensively. Thisoral work is followed by a very short written exercise which seeks to consolidate skills which have already been acquired.The Teacher's BookIn the first p art of each teaching unit, the teacher is provided withthe following information:Content and basic aims: A list of patterns, structural words and content words which the student will actually use.General remarks: A summary of the main grammatical items that are introduced in the unit.Listening comprehension: The nine steps for presenting the text, sostudents will be trained to understand spoken English. Comprehension: Constant practice in answering and asking questions based on the text.Pattern drill: A brief drill on a particular difficulty is given occasionally, or the ground is prepared for the exercises which are to follow in the second part of the teaching unit.Activities: Material is provided occasionally for particular activities,such as telling the story, games or some kind of classroom activity.In the second part of the teaching unit, the teacher is provided with material to practise the new patterns. These exercises generally take two forms: Repetition drill and Pattern drill. Pieces for dictation are recommended from Teaching Unit17 onwards.The tapesTwo sets of tapes accompany the course for use in the classroom andfor home study.1 A set of cassettes, on which the situational dialogue or narrativepiece in the first part of each teaching unit is recorded at less than normal speed(100 words per minute). These cassettes are intended for use in the classroom when the teacher is working through the nine steps when presentingeach text. However, students studying at home may also make use of these cassettes to improve their listening comprehension.2 Another set of cassettes, on which the‘Repetition drill’in the second part of each teaching unit is recorded for use in the classroom or at home. There are 72 drills in all. These cassettes are intended for teachers touse in the classroom and for students who decide to do the drills on their own with the aid of a cassette-player at home.The drills consist of three phrases: stimulus/student response/ correct response. The drills are based entirely on the main grammatical item introducedin each lesson. The tapescript of the drills is included in the second partof each teaching unit in the Teacher's Book.闭于本课本的证明从表里到试验:基础脚法那本课本试图将上头简述的闭于谈话教习的表里付诸试验.现将脚法简述如下:1 为中教死战成年初教者提供一本课本.假定教死不教过英语.那本课本的真质脚够1 年使用,不妨使教死达到初级以下战初级的火仄.假定教死1 教年上课36 周,可正在1 教年内中断那本课本.那便是道,教死每周上课约4 个课时,即互不贯串的4 个课时,每课时为1 小时,或者二个“单课时”,每个单课时为2 小时或者90 分钟.教死主要正在课上担当锻炼,正在课下仅搞一面特殊的做业.2 周到锻炼教死的4 项技能:明白、心语、阅读、写做——按此程序举止锻炼.本书籍的锻炼大普遍是听道圆里的,笔语圆里的周到锻炼要到本书籍教完后才启初.该当明确,那本书籍是为谦脚西席课堂教教的需要而安排的,而不是为自教的教死安排的.3 为教死提供一本令他不妨正在西席的帮闲下自己使用谈话的课本.4 为西席提供协共恰当、逆序渐进的课本,使他们正在上课前只需搞极少的准备.教师用书籍战教死用书籍组成一个完备的教程,二者不可缺一.5 为西席战教死提供可正在课堂战家里使用的录音资料.然而,必须强调的是,那不是一本周到供自教者使用的教程.从基础上去道,那是一本供课堂使用的课本,但是它的录音资料也不妨正在家里使用.录音锻炼对于课堂锻炼是一个补充.课本真质那本课本由以下各部分组成:·教死用书籍·西席用书籍·一组录有多功能课文的盒式磁戴·一组录有西席用书籍中的“沉复锻炼”的盒式磁戴课本介绍正在那本课本中,每二课课文——每课约莫为1 课时——被瞅成1 个教教单元.教死教每课书籍大概用1 小时,每周教完二个教教单元.齐书籍公有72 个教教单元,果此脚够36周使用.教死用书籍每个教教单元的前半部分有一篇按句型结构编排的情景对于话或者形貌性笔朱,其中每课书籍介绍的新的谈话真质被融进了上下文之中.课文用于锻炼教死的明白本领,以及教死道、读战使用渐进型句型的本领.每个教教单元的后半部分常常有几组有编号的插图,用于明白战心语锻炼.正在大概的情况下,新词汇汇正在教死心头掌握之后才睹之于笔朱.正在具备语境的课文中介绍的新的谈话局里被单列出去,并举止反复锻炼.正在那种心头锻炼之后有一小段笔头锻炼,用去坚韧已经教到的技能.西席用书籍正在每个教教单元的前半部分,西席不妨找到如下几部分真质:真质战基础目标:列出教死将要使用的句型、结构词汇战词汇项.总体评论:介绍本教教单元的主要语法名目.听力明白:介绍课文的9 个步调,用以锻炼教死听懂英语心语的本领.明白:锻炼教死根据课文回问问题战提出问题.句型锻炼:偶尔会有某个谈话易面的简朴锻炼,或者为本教教单元后半部分的锻炼铺仄门路.活动:偶尔为某些活动提供素材,比圆:道故事、玩游戏或者其余课堂活动.正在每个教教单元的后半部分,西席可为新句型的锻炼找到素材.那些锻炼往往采与二种形式:沉复锻炼战句型锻炼.从第17 教教单元起,书籍中列出了修议听写的段降.录音戴与教程相配套的二组录音磁戴,可用于课堂教教,也可供自教使用.1 第1 组录音磁戴含有每个教教单元前半部分的情景对于话或者形貌性笔朱的录音,录音速度比仄常语速缓一些(每分钟100 个单词汇).那些磁戴是为西席正在课堂上使用而设计的,以便依照9 个步调去介绍课文.然而,自教的教死也不妨用那些录音戴去普及他们听的本领.2 第2 组录音磁戴含有每个教教单元后半部分的“沉复锻炼”,可用于课堂教教战课中自教.一公有72 个锻炼.那些磁戴是为西席正在课堂上使用而安排的,刻意借帮于录音机正在家里完毕那些锻炼的教死也可使用那些磁戴.锻炼分成3 个步调:带领——教死回问——粗确问案.那些锻炼是根据每课介绍的沉面语法名目编写的.锻炼的书籍里资料刊印正在西席用书籍中每个教教单元的后半部分.TO the teacherLearning a foreign language in the classroomGeneral principlesTraditional methods of learning a foreign language die hard. As longago as 1921, Dr. Harold Palmer pointed out the important difference betweenunderstanding how a language works and learning how to use it. Since that time, a great many effective techniques have been developed to enable studentsto learn a foreign language. In the light of intensive modern research, no one would seriously question the basic principles that have evolved since Palmer 's day, though there is considerable disagreement about how these principles can best be implemented. Despite the great progress that has been made, teachers in many parts of the world still cling to old-fashioned methodsand to some extent perpetuate the systems by which they themselves learnt a foreign language. It may, therefore, not be out of place to restate some basic principles and to discuss briefly how they can best be put into effectin the classroom.Learning a language is not a matter of acquiring a set of rules andbuilding up a large vocabulary. The teacher's efforts should not be directed at informing his students about a language, but at enabling them to use it.A student's mastery of a language is ultimately measured by how well he can use it, not by how much he knows about it. In this respect, learning a languagehas much in common with learning a musical instrument. The drills and exercisesa student does have one end in sight: to enable him to become a skilled performer.A student who has learnt a lot of grammar but who cannot use a language isin the position of a pianist who has learnt a lot about harmony but cannot play the piano. The student's command of a language will therefore be judgednot by how much he knows, but by how well he can perform in public.In order to become a skilled performer, the student must become proficientat using the units of the language. And the unit of a language is not, aswas once commonly supposed, the word, but the sentence. Learning words irrespective of their function can be a waste of time, for not all wordsare equal. We must draw a distinction between structural words and lexical items. Words like I, you, he, etc. are structural. Their use can be closely defined; they are part of a grammatical system. Words like tree, plant, flower, etc. are purely lexical items and in no way part of a grammatical system. From the learner's point of view, skill in handling structural words is thekey to mastering a language, for the meaning that is conveyed insentence-patterns depends largely on the function of the structural wordsthat hold them together.It is possible, though this has yet to be proved scientifically, thatevery student of a foreign language has what might be called a‘language ceiling’, a point beyond which he cannot improve very much. If we accept this supposition, our aim must be to enable every student to learn as muchas he is capable of learning in the most efficient way. The old-fashioned translation and grammar-rule methods are extremely wasteful and inefficient, for the student is actually encouraged to make mistakes: he is asked to performskills before he is adequately prepared. Teachers who use such methods unwittingly create the very problems they seek to avoid. At some point inthe course their students inevitably become incapable of going on: they have to go back. They have become remedial students and the teacher is faced withthe problem of remedying what has been incorrectly learnt. No approach couldbe more ineffective, wasteful and inefficient.The student should be trained to learn by making as few mistakes as possible. He should never be required to do anything which is beyond his capacity. A well-designed course is one which takes into account what might be called the student's ‘state of readiness’: the point where he can proceed from easy to difficult. If the student is to make the most of his abilities,he must be trained to adopt correct learning habits right from the start.What has to be learntThe student must be trained adequately in all four basic language skills: understanding, speaking, reading and writing. In many classroom courses the emphasis is wholly on the written language. The student is trained to use。

新概念英语 青少版5 教师用书

新概念英语 青少版5 教师用书

新概念英语青少版5 教师用书在教育领域中,新概念英语一直是备受关注和推崇的英语教材之一。

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作为这份教材的教师用书,它的设计和内容对于教师在课堂教学中的指导和辅助至关重要。

在本文中,将对新概念英语青少版5 教师用书进行全面评估和深入探讨,以期为广大英语教师提供有价值的参考和指导。

一、教师用书的内容和设计新概念英语青少版5 教师用书内容丰富,既包括了对学生教材的详细解读和分析,又包括了相关的教学建议和辅助资源。

教师用书通过对每一课的课文和课后练习进行详细的解释和指导,使教师能够更好地理解学生教材的内容和目标。

教师用书中还包括了针对不同课文的教学建议和课堂活动设计,有助于提高教师的教学效果。

教师用书中还融入了丰富的练习题和评估题,以帮助教师全面了解学生的学习情况并及时调整教学策略。

教师用书的设计方面,新概念英语青少版5 教师用书采用了简洁清晰的排版和图文并茂的形式,使教师能够更轻松地获取所需信息。

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教师用书中还融入了丰富的课堂教学案例和教学经验共享,有助于丰富教师的教学思路和方法。

二、个人观点和理解作为一名英语教师,我对新概念英语青少版5 教师用书有着极高的评价和认可。

这份教师用书不仅内容丰富全面,而且设计合理清晰,对于指导我在课堂上的教学起到了极大的帮助。

其中,我尤其欣赏教师用书中的教学建议和课堂活动设计部分,这些内容为我提供了很多启发和灵感,使我的课堂教学更加活跃和生动。

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在教学实践中,我深切感受到了教师用书给予我的支持和启发,对我的课堂教学产生了积极的影响。

新概念英语听说教师用书 Unit 1doc

新概念英语听说教师用书 Unit 1doc

教师用书Unit 1 Getting to Know PeoplePart I Communication SkillsGreetings and IntroductionsTask 1 Warm upTeaching tips:Encourage students to speak out what they have already known about greetings and introductions. Task 2 ListeningExercise 1Keys:See the audio scriptAudio Script(无音频,需要录音)Bill: Hi, Bill.Amy:Hello, Amy. How are you doing?Bill: Great, thanks. How about you?Amy: Fine, thanks. Where are you off to?Bill: I‘m heading for the Sports Center.(Professor Smith is coming towards them.)Amy : Oh, Bill, I‘d like you to meet Professor Smith. Mr. Smith, this is my friend Bill. Bill, this is Professor Smith.Smith:How do you do, Bill?Bill: How do you do, Mr. Smith? It‘s a pleasure to meet you.Smith: Nice to meet you, Bill. Are you and Amy in the same class?Bill: Yes, we‘re both in Professor Jones‘ English class.Amy: Bill is a very good soccer player and he has played it for years.Smith: Has he? I like watching soccer games.Bill:Will you come and watch us play some day, Mr. Smith?Smith: Yes, I will. Thank you.Bill:Excuse me, I have to leave now. Very nice meeting you, Professor Smith.Smith: Same here.Exercise 2Teaching tips:This type of mechanical exercise is designed to help students use the expressions more fluently. If time permits, ask students to role-play the dialog.Useful ExpressionsTeaching tips:1. Draw students‘attention to the expressions about greetings and introductions used in the dialogue.2. Analyze the tables and ask students to pay attention to both the formal and informal expressions.3. Explain to the students that the items in the right column do not necessarily strictly match those in the left column.Task 3 Speaking upPair Work& Group WorkTeaching tips:Put students in pairs and then in groups. It is the first oral work of the first unit, so pair work or group work will make students feel at ease. Teachers should take it just as a warm-up exercise and do not spend too much time on it.Reference:OpenPart II Topic-related Listening &SpeakingTask 1Pre-listening ActivityTeaching tips:Focus student‘s attention on the picture. Encourage students to guess the relationship between the man and the Internet. Emphasize it is the Internet, instead of computers.Exercise 1Keys:Keys:When he was 18: He went to Oxford University.1976: He graduated and got a job with a computer company.1989: He invented the World Wide Web.1994: He went to live in the United States.1995: He wrote an article in the New York Times.Oral PracticeTeaching tips:Students work individually to fill in their own fact file. And then remind students to use the expressions and sentences patterns in the Useful Language Box..Reference:OpenMore majors are provided in the below diagram.Audio Script(无录音,需要录制)Tim Bernet-Lee looks ordinary— he is about 45 years old and has brown hair. His life is quite normal—he was born in England, but his home is now in Massachusetts, USA. But, in 1989, Tim had a very important idea. He invented the World Wide Web (www)!Tim went to school in London. His parents both worked with computers, so it‘s not surprising that he loved computers from an early age. When he was 18, he left school and went to OxfordUniversity, where he studied Physics. At Oxford, he became more and more interested in computers and he made his first computer from an old television. He graduated in 1976 and got a job with a computer company in Dorset, England. In 1989, he went to work in Switzerland, where he first had the idea of an international information network linked by computer…and he decided to call it the World Wide Web. In 1994, he went to live in the United States, where he now works. In 1995, he wrote an article in the New York Times where he said ‗the Web is a universe of information: it is for everyone.‘His idea of a web, where people from all over the world can exchange information, is now real.Task 2Pre-listening ActivityTeaching tips:Tell students they are going to listen to something about the first female president of Harvard University. Emphasize ―the first‖―female‖, and ― Harvard University‖and ask students what occur to them when it comes to these key words and then tick the statements they think will be probably true. After doing the two exercises, compare student‘s guess with the facts in the audio. Reference:OpenExercise 1Keys:1. a historian who has written several books on her specialty.2. This is a man‘s world.3. a wealthy white family.4. She wrote to President Dwight Eisenhower urging him to end racial discrimination. Exercise 2Keys:1.16722.28th3.3714.595. 4 / 86.90/927.86 / 77Oral PracticeTeaching tips:Focus students‘attention to the pictures. Put students in groups to brainstorm any information about these female celebrities. Check the answers with the class.Reference:Picture ADiana (July 1961--- 31 August 1997) was the first wife of Prince Charles, British. From the timeof her engagement to Prince Charles in 1981 until her death in a car accident in 1997, Diana was arguably the most famous woman in the world, the pre-eminent female celebrity of her generation. From the mid-1980s, Diana became increasingly associated with numerous charities. As Princess of Wales she was expected to visit hospitals, schools, etc.. Diana developed an intense interest in serious illnesses and health-related matters outside the purview of traditional royal involvement During her final year, Diana lent highly visible support to the International Campaign to Ban Landmines, a campaign that went on to win the Nobel Peace Prize in 1997 after her death. This award was interpreted by many as a posthumous tribute to the Princess.Picture BHillary Clinton (born on October 26, 1947) is the 67th United States Secretary of State, serving in the administration of President Barack Obama. She was a United States Senator for New York from 2001 to 2009. As the wife of the 42nd President of the United States, Bill Clinton, she served as First Lady of the United States from 1993 to 2001. In the 2008 election, she was a leading candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination.Picture CBritney Jean Spears (born on December 2, 1981) is ranked as the eighth best-selling female recording artist in the United States with 31 million certified albums and one of the world's best-selling music artists having sold an estimated 83 million records worldwide.Born in Mississippi and raised in Louisiana, she first appeared on national television in 1992 as a contestant on the Star Search program, and went on to star on the television series The New Mickey Mouse Club from 1993–1994. She released her debut album "...Baby One More Time" in 1999, which established her as a pop icon, influencing the revival of teen pop in the late 1990s. The music video for "...Baby One More Time" and her appearance on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine also established her as an international sex symbol, garnering controversy over the influence of her public image on teenage girls.Her personal life began to gain substantial media attention after her marriage to Kevin Federline in 2004. Their marriage ended two years later, resulting in an ongoing custody battle over their two children, born in 2005 and 2006. She released her fifth studio album "Blackout" in 2007 and her sixth studio album "Circus" in 2008.Picture DMother Teresa (26 August 1910 –5 September 1997), was a Catholic nun with an Indian citizenship who founded the Missionaries of Charity all over the world. They provide effective help to the poorest of the poor in a number of countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America, and they undertake relief work in the wake of natural catastrophes such as floods, epidemics, and famine, for refugees. They also have houses in North America, Europe and Australia, where they take care of the shut-ins, alcoholics, homeless, and AIDS sufferers.Following her death she was beatified by Pope John Paul II and given the title Blessed Teresa of Calcutta. She won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979 and India's highest civilian honour, the Bharat Ratna, in 1980 for her humanitarian work. In 1997, after her death, she was granted a state funeral by the Indian Government in gratitude for her services to the poor of all religions in India and she is also remembered by the whole world.Audio ScriptOn July first, America's oldest university will get its twenty-eighth president but, most notably, its first female president. Historian Drew Gilpin Faust was named this week to lead Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Harvard is three hundred-seventy-one years old. Professor Faust has written several books on her specialty, the history of the American South and the Civil War. She is fifty-nine and attended Bryn Mawr College and the University of Pennsylvania. She arrived at Harvard six years ago as the founding dean of its Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study.She will replace Lawrence Summers who resigned last June after five years as president.She will be the first president of Harvard since 1672 who did not earn a degreethere.Professor Faust was born Catherine Drew Gilpin. She says her mother told her this is a man's world and that the sooner she learned it, the better.She grew up in a wealthy white family in Virginia. But she rebelled against the way blacks were being treated in the South. As a nine-year-old girl she even wrote to President Dwight Eisenhower urging him to end racial discrimination.With Professor Faust, women now head four of the eight highly competitive private universities in the Northeast known as the Ivy League.More women and members of ethnic or racial minority groups hold top positions in American colleges and universities than in the past. In 1986, ninety percent of presidents weremale and ninety-two percent were white.But a new report this week says growth in the percentage of women and minority presidents has been slow, especially in the last ten years. The American Council on Education says eighty-six percent of presidents last year were white; seventy-seven percent were male.The group says women were most likely to head two-year colleges.But the study also found that on average, presidents have been getting older and staying in their jobs longer. Researchers say the findings suggest that many that will soon retire. They say that might or might not mean more women and minorities taking their place.Part III Topic-related Watching & SpeakingTask 1Pre-watching ActivityTeaching tips:Focus students‘attention on the pictures. Students work individually or in pairs to match the pictures to the words from the box. Emphasize that there are no fixed answers.Reference:Secretary/ Receptionist: patient, careful, well-mannered, good with peopleLawyer: eloquent, quick-witted, well-qualifiedReporter/Journalist: quick-witted, good funDoctor: sympathetic, careful, patient, well-qualifiedAccountant :careful, accurate, good with number/money, well-qualified, honestFashion designer: creative, imaginativeExercise 1Keys:1.142. Most girls at her age are worried about their social calendar, the latest fashion and middle school.3. She‘s a person that really thinks in concepts.4. She said she just does everything faster.5. 8 months6. Her friends surprised her with a party.7. a professional clarinetistExercise 2Keys:Three things that Alia does really well.She‘s a concert level clarinetist, makes origami, and has a black belt in Tae Kwon Do.Two things that Alia doesn’t like to do.She doesn‘t clean her room and she doesn‘t go to sleep on time.Oral PracticeTeaching tips:Before you start this activity, ask students to retell Alia‘s strengths and her goal. Encourage students to share their own strengths and their goal in the group and then give their own presentation in front of the whole class.( You may personalize this by telling the class YOUR own story first.)Reference:OpenVideo ScriptAlia’s Bright FutureReporter: Most fourteen-year-old girls are worried about their social calendar, the latest fashions, and middle school. Ali Sabur‘s fourteen and working on her doctorate in electricalengineering, more specifically, nanophotonics.Alia:Nanophotonics is the study and the creation of electronic devices using optics at the nano scale, or if you prefer, at the atomic scale.Reporter: Not that Alia is above living in the meta atomic scale; it‘s just that she has a gift.Professor Mum Young Choi: She‘s a person that really thinks in concepts. So when shetries to learn a mathematical formula, to her it‘s not just numbers and formulas, but shevisualizes a solution and that‘s what makes her unique and special.Reporter: Alia puts it another way.Alia: Ok, this is the thing. I just do everything faster. It‘s not that I know things or….I could just pick up the clarinet and start playing it. But…everything happens faster.Reporter: She started reading at eight months, went from fourth grade to college at State University of New York Stony Brook, and graduated summa cum laude with a degreein applied math. She‘s a concert level clarinetist, makes origami, and has a black beltin Tae Kwon Do. But she‘s not a geek.Alia: I‘ve never been one to study all day. You know? I have a life. I mean…I like having a life. You know, I would not want to spend the entire day doing one thing. Reporter: Despite being the youngest female Ph.D candidate in the country, and looking forward to lecturing undergraduate classes at Drexel University, she‘s also refreshinglyfourteen.Alia: I don‘t clean my room, I don‘t go to sleep on time, and I‘m always listening to music on my headset.Reporter:And when it came time to move from her hometown of North Port, Long Island to Philadelphia, her friends surprised her with a party.Alia: It was all my favorite friends. All of them---all, like, twelve of them. They all got together and organized it and had a surprise party for me. I couldn‘t believe they didthat. I have nice friends.Reporter: Alia‘s goal?---To be a professor and researcher by day and a professional clarinetist at night.Task 2Pre-watching ActivityTeaching tips:Before listening, tell students it is a real interview in the real world. Emphasize that students don‘t need to understand everything they hear and just get the gist of the interview..Reference:1. Yang Lan, born in 1968 in Beijing, who holds a master's degree from Columbia University in the United States, is one of China's 50 most successful entrepreneurs and probably China's wealthiest self-made woman.When she was in her last year at the Beijing Foreign Studies University in 1990, she auditioned for and won the position to host the Zheng Da variety show on CCTV, which was aprime-time-Saturday celebrity quiz and talk show with an audience of 220 million. Despite her celebrity, at the peak of her career, Yang Lan quit the show and went to New York where she spent two years earning a master's degree at School of International & Public Affairs, Columbia University's.Yang's TV skills are matched by a keen mind for business. In 1999, with her husband, Wu Zheng, she started her own media company, Sun Television Cyber networks (Sun TV).Yang Lan was appointed one of the image ambassadors of Beijing in its Olympic bidding in 2000.Having developed from a TV program into a household brand name, "Yang Lan Studio" launched via Sun Satellite Television Channel in June 25, 2001, occupies a prominent position in the media industry and the audience mind in the PRC. "Yang Lan Studio" not only addresses the fast changing environment in the PRC but also international concerns in politics, culture, andeconomy. Yang Lan uses more professional techniques, wider vision and more in-depth thinking to interview renowned figures from all over the world. These include Wang Guang Mei, former PRC First Lady; Madeleine Albright, former Secretary of State, U.S.; Jack Welch, CEO of General Electric; Li Ao, the famous writer from Taiwan and Tan Dun, who has just won the Oscar Original Music Award. Through the program, Ms. Yang Lan brings the audience and celebrities closer together and acts as a bridge between the East and the West.Chairman of Sun Television, Ms Yang Lan said, "As our mission is to educate through entertainment, and to illuminate through information, the newly launched ‗Yang Lan Studio‘ is different from its former version and other talk show programs in several aspects. All the interviewees are people who create history or influence the world's development. Besides, we have developed our own unique features by no longer focusing on current issues or a profession, instead, using personal experiences, intuition and wisdom as the main theme, the program attempts to describe the individuals, their way of life and character through flesh and blood experiences which reveal the interviewees wisdom and philosophy."2.O penExercise 1Keys:1. F2. T3. F4. F5. TExercise 2Video ScriptInterview with Yang Lan on Talk AsiaAR :Anjali Rao ( the host of Talk Asia)YL: Yang LanAR: You were the image ambassador behind Beijing's 2008 winning bid. What does it mean to you that your country is going to be playing such an amazing role on the world stage?YL: When I was participating in the Olympic bidding, I also have friends from other countries asking me: "Why do you want to give so much of your time and energy into it?" Then my answer was: "I hope China is going forward and never turn back." And as a citizen myself, I will benefit from that, so I want to do this. I think Olympics is not just for sports, not just a game, but it's an overall political, economic as well as cultural transformation of this country.You know, look at us now, I think the government has opened for international media to do reporting freely in this country, and that's the door opened by the Olympics. And I don't suspect that door will be closed afterwards. So that's something we can experience.AR: Still though, China suffered a humiliating defeat in 2000 when Sydney won the bid to host the Olympic Games there. Why do you think it worked for China this time round?YL: I actually cried on the flight back, because at that time, Mr. He, who was at that time, who was I think one of the leaders in China's Olympic bidding. He went to me and said, "I'm sorry Lan, I wasted your time for bringing you up to Monte Carlo." And that really touched me andtears were beyond control. But you know, in retrospect, I think it's a better term for Beijing to win the 2008 Olympics because we're better prepared, not only just for the constructions and the hardware, but also the software, about the management skills, about the efficiency of the government as well as the engagement of China overall with the world.AR: The main concern of course for many people was China's terrible human-rights record. What would be your response to that?YL: Of course there are still limits, but I think overall the society is progressing, and also with the Internet, with more involvement with the international media, I think this country is on the right track going forward. Sometimes we may have some setbacks, and we have complaints too, but I think the Olympics is definitely working on the positive side of it.AR: Hosting the Olympics is a huge honor for any country, but being here in China, there's really sort of, almost a palpable feeling of immense pride and determination to make it really special. Why do you think that this country attaches such an importance to the Games and really sporting pursuits in general?YL: Well, I remember during the Los Angeles Olympic Games, China's delegation, what we call coming back to the Olympic family for the first time. And that time, China was starting to open up to the world, and they have been enclosed for quite long time, for decades right. And we were poor at that time and people may feel they are disadvantaged in terms of economic development. Then athletes winning the gold medals in the Olympic Games really gave a lot of pride to this nation. We really needed the confidence to go forward at that time, so sports, it's never limited to athletes in Chinese society. And I tell you something, during the Olympic bidding, I think the government had a survey among the general public about their supporting rate of the Olympic Games. Then they found out that supporting rate was as high as something like 97 percent. Then some international organizations didn't believe that because none of the previous hosting cities could have achieved as high rate as that. So they did an independent survey and their number was 98 percent. So I tell you, it's a true enthusiasm. It's not just a government initiative, it's really in people's heart and mind to be a good host. AR: This is really going to be a huge test for, not just Beijing but for the whole country about can it get its arenas up and running on time, how foreigners and also the media are going to be treated, things like tackling for instance environmental issues in time for 2008. Do you think China is ready to be seen by the world?YL: You know what, on one hand we are, we are ready. But on the other hand, I anticipate that there will also be unseen problems pumping up every minute, because it's not just about a few elites who have been engaged in international activities for some time already, but it's about all levels of society meeting the world. But you know what, I'm not afraid of having problems seen, because that's true. Again in some of the essays and in some of the speeches I gave before I said, "Let's try not to fake something out." If our streets are not sparkling clean, you know, leave it that way. Just do as best as we can, but you don't have to be perfect for those half a month and then back to your old path again. I think it's about, get people in. You understand ourselves as who we are, as what it is. Of course we will create or make any possible effort to make our guests feel at home, and comfortable, but let's not fake that we are perfect already.AR: Use it as an opportunity for real change.YL: Real change, yes.Part IV After-class ActivitiesTask 1 Listening StrategyListening for namesExerciseKeys:1.Alice Webster, London2.Marie Moratto.3.Kathleen Moratto.4.Alex Jewison, New York5.Faith Lapidus, ParisAudio Script ( 无音频,需要录制)Susan Mayor, the host of Natural English, interviewed five people on the street and asked them to spell their names.Susan: Excuse me, my name is Susan Mayor. We are making a program called Natural English.What‘s your name?Passerby 1: My name is Alice WebsterSusan: Can you spell your last name?Passerby 1: Yes. Webster, W-E-B-S-T-E-R.Susan: Where are you from?Passerby 1: I‘m from London.Susan: Nice to meet you, Mrs. Webster.Passerby 1: Nice to meet you.(Pause)Susan: Hi, may I know your name?Passerby 2: My name is Marie Moratto.Susan: How do you spell your name?Passerby 2: Marie, M-a-r-i-e, Moratto, M-o-r-a-t-t-o.(Pause)Susan: Can you introduce your friend to me?Passerby 2: Yes. This is my sister Kathleen Moratto.Susan: Hi, Kathleen, very nice to meet you.Passerby 3: It‘s a pleasure to meet youSusan: Can you spell your first name?Passerby 3: Kathleen, K-a-t-h-l-e-e-n(Pause)Susan: Hi, where are you from?Passerby 4: I‘m from New York.Susan: May I know your name?Passerby 4: Excuse me, is it a program?Susan: Yeah. We are making an English learning program, Natural English.Passerby 4: So I‘m on the air? Ok, my name is Alex Jewison.Susan: Can you spell your name, please?Passerby 4: Alex, A-L-E-X, Jewison, J-E-W-I-S-O-NSusan: Thank you.Passerby 4: You are welcome.(Pause)Susan: Hi, are you going to the airport?Passerby 5: Yeah.Susan: What‘s your destination?Passerby 5: Paris.Susan: May I know your name?Passerby 5: My name is Faith Lapidus.Susan: Can you spell your first name?Passerby 5: Faith, F-a-i-t-h.Susan: Your last name?Passerby 5: Lapidus, L-a-p-i-d-u-s.Susan: Thank you. Nice to meet you, Mr. LapidusPasserby 5: Nice to meet you, too.Task 2 Home WatchingExerciseKeys:1. B2. C3. B4.DVideo Script ( 有视频,不需要录制,文本需要外教校对)Scott Zelda Fitzgerald, the famous writer of Princeton (?), literary icons of the roaring 20s. They lived their lives with wild abandoned and the heels of queen and king of Jazz Age. But the good time didn‘t last, by 40 Fitzgerald was washed up and alcoholic. His books were no longer in print and his name forgotten, and his glamorous wife locked away in an insane asylum. Fitzgerald‘s rise and falls was dramatic even shocking. But as he once wrote, give me a hero, nowThe start of the 20th century was exciting time in America as industrial revolution gave way to a more modern era. The country was alive with new forms of transportation and communication and a new hope for the future. Like many Americans born near the turn of the century, Francis Scoot. K Fitzgerald had great hopes and aspirations. He wanted to be a rich and famous writer admired the world over. This was big goal for a little Irish catholic boy who was born on September 24, 1896 in a small mid western town of St. Paul Minnesota. Named after Francis Scott K, a distant relation who wrote the Star Spangled Banner. Young Scott was his parents‘ pride and joy. His father Edward Fitzgerald doted on his young son teaching them all the fine points of acting and dressing like gentleman. But Edward for all his fancy clothes was not much as abusiness man. In 1908 he was fired from a sales job. ―He came home as a completely broken man‖says Scott ―and he was a failure for rest of his days‖. This experience left deep impression on young Scott who resolved that he would never be a failure like his father. Fortunately, his mother Mollie Fitzgerald came from catholic simple family, so Fitzgerald would never quite destitute.But this poor boy amongst a lot of rich classmates, young Scott felt liked an outsider, until eventually, he discovered he had a special gift that would help in failing.―He found it was easy for him to write poems and stories and plays while that was not easy for others even bright young children. He was aware of this gift early young that he used it to win acceptance.‖ All through Princeton schools got relish attentions, he got from his classmates when his stories like this murder mystery appeared in the school paper. He also wrote plays and stage big productions. ― He took the staring role and surrounded himself with people who he wanted to be friends with. So in the simplest most right way he found he could write the lines and all of these people he knew would follow his script would like magic.‖Young Francis Scott Fitzgerald had found a way to impress people and win social acceptance, from then on, there was no question he would be a writer.Task 3 Home ListeningExerciseKeys:1.property2. professional3. donated4. career5. developing6. affordable7. failing8. causes9. project …belovedAudio ScriptAbe Pollin was a property developer best known for his love of sports. He brought professional basketball and hockey to his hometown of Washington, D.C. He also donated millions of dollars to help others.Abe Pollin began his career working for his family's building business. The company made a great deal of money buying land and building houses after World War Two. Mr. Pollin later started his own business developing large apartment buildings.He named the Linda Pollin Memorial Housing Project after one of his two children who died of heart disease. This apartment building was in an African-American neighborhood. Its large rooms and affordable rent gave middle class black people a new kind of housing opportunity in the nineteen sixties.In nineteen sixty-four Abe Pollin bought a failing basketball team from Baltimore, Maryland and brought it to his hometown. He named it the Washington Bullets, now called the Washington Wizards. He also built a sports center in Landover, Maryland for this team and the hockey team he owned called the Washington Capitals. In the nineteen nineties, Mister Pollin used his own money to build another sports center in downtown Washington. The sports arena, now called Verizon Center, brought new life to this area of the city.Abe Pollin gave money to many causes including the United Nations Children's Fund and Research for children's medicine. He died in November at the age of eighty-five. He was days。

新概念英语教师用书第1册第120课:你读过那本书了吗?

新概念英语教师用书第1册第120课:你读过那本书了吗?

T: Did you read the book? Yes, but I saw the film first.S: I read the book after I had seen the film.T: Did you go to the doctor? Yes, but I made an appointment first.S: I went to the doctor after I had made an appointment.T: Did the boss leave the office? Yes, but he finished his work first.S: He left the office after he had finished his work.T: Now you do the same. Ready?T: Did you read the book? Yes; but I saw the film first.S: I read the book after I had seen the film.T: Did you go to the doctor? Yes, but I made an appointment first.S: I went to the doctor after I had made an appointment.T: Did the boss leave the office? Yes, but he finished his work first.S: He left the office after he had finished his work.T: Did your wife go out? Yes, but she finished the housework first.S: She went out after she had finished the housework.T: Did your teacher give you your exercise book? Yes, but he corrected it first. S: He gave me my exercise book after he had corrected it.T: Did your sister go on holiday? Yes, but she took the examination first.S: She went on holiday after she had taken the examination.T: Did you buy a new car? Yes, but I sold my old one first.S: I bought a new car after I had sold my old one.T: Did your mother sweep the floor? Yes, but she dusted the cupboard first. S: She swept the floor after she had dusted the cupboard.T: Did you drink the milk? Yes, but I boiled it first.S: I drank the milk after I had boiled it.T: Did the children go to bed? Yes, but they had a bath first.S: The children went to bed after they had had a bath.。

新概念英语教师用书第1册第98课:属于

新概念英语教师用书第1册第98课:属于

T: Look at number 1. Are these your keys?S: Yes, they're mine. They belong to me.T: Look at Number 2. Is this John's letter?S: Yes, it's his. It belongs to him.T: Look at Number 3. Are these my clothes?S: Yes, they're yours. They belong to you.T: Now you answer the questions. Ready?T: Look at number 1. Are these your keys?S: Yes, they're mine. They belong to me.T: Look at Number 2. Is this John's letter?S: Yes, it's his. It belongs to him.T: Look at Number 3. Are these my clothes?S: Yes, they're yours. They belong to you.T: Look at Number 4. Is this Jane's passport?S: Yes, it's hers. It belongs to her.T: Look at Number 5. Are these their tickets?S: Yes, they're theirs. They belong to them.T: Look at Number 6. Is this your watch?S: Yes, it's mine. It belongs to me.T: Look at Number 7. Are these her flowers?S: Yes, they're hers. They belong to her.T: Look at Number 8. Is this my boat?S: Yes, it's yours. It belongs to you.T: Look at Number 9. Is this Jim's phrase book?S: Yes, it's his. It belongs to him.T: Look at Number 10. Are these hammers Frank's and Harry's? S: Yes, they're theirs. They belong to them.T: Look at Number 11. Is this our car?S: Yes, it's ours. It belongs to us.T: Look at Number 12. Are these the children's pens?S: Yes, they're theirs. They belong to them.。

新概念英语第一册(教师用书)之欧阳地创编

新概念英语第一册(教师用书)之欧阳地创编

本教材使用说明教师按语伴随每个教学单元的按语应该被视为建议。

如果愿意,教师可以偏离所规定的教学计划,或是省略他认为不符合他教学目标的练习。

然而,写上按语的目的是帮助教师组织训练所介绍的句型。

在可能的情况下,每课书的练习均按难易程度分级。

这就意味着,如果时间不够,最后的练习可以删去,而不至于严重影响学生的学习进程。

每个教学单元包含两小时的内容。

如果教师仅有45 分钟用于每个单元的前半部分或后半部分,那么他就要根据他所能使用的时间来重新编排这些练习。

每个教师上课时都会使用的那些指令和评语——如“请听”、“坐下”、“再说一遍”、“一起来”等等——应该用英语来说。

在初级阶段,这些短语的含义可用手势和模仿动作来表述。

这些短语必须被看成与课文无关,除非它们正式在课文中出现。

按照本教材的目的,只有当学生学会使用某个句型他才算是熟悉了这一句型。

这就是为什么课堂教学中常用的指令并没有列入教师用书课文之前的句型和词汇表内。

按语分列在不同的标题之下。

现在我们来介绍其中的每一项。

内容和基本目标——总体评论这两个标题下的内容简要地归纳了课文所教的句型和语项。

归纳完全是为教师准备的。

听力理解详尽的指令在课程之初便作了交代,但随着教师慢慢适应这一程序,指令便逐渐简化。

我们推荐介绍课文的9 个步骤,用以训练学生听懂英语口语的能力。

这9 个步骤如下:1 介绍故事2 了解情景3 听力训练目标4 播放录音或朗读课文5 回答问题6 精读7 再次播放录音或朗读课文8 重复9 大声朗读每一个步骤都必须简洁。

让我们来看一下如何在实践中运用这9 个步骤:1 介绍故事教师用几句话介绍课文,使学生能清楚了解所发生的事情,而不需要去猜测。

开始可以用少量的中文,但教师必须尽早开始用英语。

例如:Today we'll listen to a storyabout a handbag.(今天,我们要听一个有关手提包的故事。

)2 了解情景要求学生看插图,以便检查学生是否了解课文中所发生的事情。

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2 第2 组录音磁带含有每个教学单元后半部分的“重复训练”,可用于课堂教学和课外自学。一共有 72 个练习。这些磁带是为教师在课堂上使用而设计的,决心借助于录音机在家里完成这些练习的学 生也可使用这些磁带。 练习分成3 个步骤:引导——学生回答——正确答案。这些练习是根据每课介绍的重点语法项目编 写的。练习的书面材料刊印在教师用书中每个教学单元的后半部分。
新概念英语第一册教师用书<<新概念英语第一册教师用书>>从理论到实践:基本目的 这本教材试图将上面简述的关于语言学习的理论付诸实践。现将目的简述如下: 1 为中学生和成年初学者提供一本教材。假定学生没有学过英语。这本教材的内容足够1 年使用, 可以使学生达到初级以下和初级的水平。假定学生1 学年上课36 周,可在 1 学年内结束这本教材。 这就是说,学生每周上课约 4 个课时,即互不相连的 4 个课时,每课时为1 小时,或两个“双课时”, 每个双课时为2 小时或90 分钟。学生主要在课上接受训练,在课下仅做一点额外的作业。 2 全面训练学生的4 项技能:理解、口语、阅读、写作——按此顺序进行训练。本书的练习大多数 是听说方面的,笔语方面的全面训练要到本书学完后才开始。应该明确,这本书是为满足教师课堂 教学的需要而设计的,而不是为自学的学生设计的。 3 为学生提供一本令他能够在教师的帮助下自己使用语言的教材。 4 为教师提供配合得当、循序渐进的教材,使他们在上课前只需做极少的准备。教师用书和学生用 书组成一个完整的教程,两者不可缺一。 5 为教师和学生提供可在课堂和家里使用的录音材料。然而,必须强调的是,这不是一本全面供自 学者使用的教程。从根本上来说,这是一本供课堂使用的教材,但它的录音材料也可以在家里使用。 录音练习对课堂练习是一个补充。 教材内容 这本教材由以下各部分组成: ·学生用书 ·教师用书 ·一组录有多功能课文的盒式磁带 ·一组录有教师用书中的“重复训练”的盒式磁带 教材介绍 在这本教材中,每两课课文——每课大约为1 课时——被看成1 个教学单元。学生学每课书大概用1 小时,每周学完两个教学单元。全书共有72 个教学单元,因此足够36 周使用。 学生用书 每个教学单元的前半部分有一篇按句型结构编排的情景对话或描述性文字,其中每课书介绍的新的 语言内容被融进了上下文之中。课文用于训练学生的理解能力,以及学 生说、读和运用渐进型句型的能力。 每个教学单元的后半部分通常有几组有编号的插图,用于理解和口语练习。在可能的情况下,新词 汇在学生口头掌握之后才见之于文字。在具有语境的课文中介绍的新的 语言现象被单列出来,并进行反复练习。在这种口头练习之后有一小段笔头练习,用来巩固已经学 到的技能。 教师用书 在每个教学单元的半部分,教师可以找到如下几部分内容:
内容和基本目标:列出学生将要使用的句型、结构词和词项。 总体评论:介绍本教学单元的主要语法项目。 听力理解:介绍课文的9 个步骤,用以训练学生听懂英语口语的能力。 理解:训练学生根据课文回答问题和提出问题。 句型训练:有时会有某个语言难点的简单训练,或为本教学单元后半部分的练习铺平道路。 活动: 有时为某些活动提供素材,例如:讲故事、玩游戏或其他课堂活动。 在每个教学单元的后半部分,教师可为新句型的训练找到素材。这些练习往往采用两种形式:重复 训练和句型训练。从第17 教学单元起,书中列出了建议听写的段落。 录音带 与教程相配套的两组录音磁带,可用于课堂教学,也可供自学使用。 1 第1 组录音磁带含有每个教学单元前半部分的情景对话或描述性文字的录音,录音速度比正常语 速慢一些(每分钟 100 个单词)。这些磁带是为教师在课堂上使用而设计的,以便按照 9 个步骤 来介绍课文。然而,自学的学生也可以用这些录音带来提高他们听的能力。
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