希望英语unit1教案.doc

序 号1周 次1授课形式Explanation授课章节名称Unit 1: Reading A: Children? Youve got to be kidding /Exercises教 学 目 的1. Students can get the main idea or find some specific information in the passage.2. Students develop a vocabulary list suited to the theme.3Students know the usage of language points 教 学 重 点Reading A教 学 难 点Language points使 用 教 具Tape recorder 课 外 作 业Do vocabulary exercises.课 后 体 会Students discussed this topic and get the main idea. Ask them to review this passage after class.授 课 主 要 内 容. IntroductionPlease think about the following questions.1. From the traditional point of view, what is the most important task of a family and what do you think it is?2. Do you think that a family must have children?3. What would you do if you didnt have to raise children?. Reading A1 Listening to the tape2 New words or phrases: 1 flexibility n. - flexible a. 2. passion n. .- passionate n. individual 3. individual n. /a. - individualism n. 4. physical a. - physics n. 5. value n. - valuable a. - valueless a.- invaluable a.3 Language Points in the passage: Explain each paragraph after listening to the tape, paying attention to the language points in it.1). view: v. to consider; to regard; to think about e.g. The subject may be viewed in various ways.2). turn away (from): to refuse to look at someone or something e.g. She turned away in horror at the sight of so much blood.turn sb. / sth. down: 拒绝（好意，建议或提议的人）e.g. He tried to join the army but was turned down because of poor health.3). schedule: n. a timetable of things to be done or dealt withe.g. He planned his work schedule for the following month.4). phenomenon: n. a fact or event in nature (or society) as it appears or is experienced by the sensespl. phenomenae.g. (1) Bankruptcy is a common phenomenon in an economic recession. (2) Unmarried mothers should not be regarded simply as a social phenomenon.5). filial impiety: a sons or daughters disobedience to and disrespect for parentse.g. Having no sons used to be considered as filial impiety in China.filial 通常作定语filial duty 孝道6). Why is having children.it once was?: Why is giving birth to children no longer, as it used to be, the pressure they face and the most urgent and important thing they have to do among young couples?7). individual: a. suitable for each person or thing only 个人的， 单独的，个别的e.g. A teacher cannot give individual attention to his students if his class is very large.n. 个人，个体8). challenging: a. causing competitive interest, action, or thought, esp. because being new, unusual, or difficult 激励的，挑战的e.g. She finds her new job very challenging.a challenging job, task , assignment9). massive: a. very large大而重的，巨大的 a massive monument, rock巨大的，大量的e.g. (1) We must make massive efforts to improve productivity. (2) She drank a massive amount of alcohol. (3) She suffered a massive heart attack.10). Other DINK couples seem more career-minded . instead of children.: Other DINK couples seem to think that career is more important than children and thus pay more attention to their careers than the plan to have children. They want to enjoy staying together with their partner instead of their children.11). value: Noun. a. 价值b. values pl. moral of professional standards of behavior; principles价值观念， 道德观念， 准则，行为准则e.g. hold a set of values The values of justice and democracyVerb. a. value sth (at sth) 估计某物的价格，给某物估价e.g. He valued the house for me at $80000.b. to regard highly; to have a high opinion of 重视某物，人value sb/sth (as sth) 不用于进行时e.g. Ive always valued your friendship highly Do you value her as a friend?valuable(有价值的)-valueless（worthless）， 没有价值的(没有用的)invaluable 极有价值的，价值高得无法估量的priceless 无价的，价值高得无法定价的12). convince somebody (of something/that.): to make (somebody) feel certain; to cause (somebody) to realizee.g. I am convinced of his honesty / that he is honest How can I convince you of my honesty? What convinced you to vote for them?convinced a. 坚定不移的，、有坚定信念的 a convinced Christian13). initial: a. of or at the beginning （作定语）开始的，最初的，第一个的e.g. The initial talks were the basis of the later agreement. the initial letter of a word The initial reaction was to refuse.14). arise: arose, arisenvi. to come to being or to notice; to happen; to appear 呈现，出现，发生e.g. Difficulties will arise as we do the work.A storm arose during the night.arise out of/ from sth 因某事而产生，造成，引起e.g. Problems arose out of the lack of communication.15). think twice: to take into careful consideration e.g. I would think twice before making such a decision.16). bear bore borne (生育，不用于被动态， She has borne him 6 children.) born (用于被动态， She was born in 1986.)除此外，显示某事物，明显的带有，表现 show, displaye.g. The document bore his signature.He was badly wounded in the war and still bears the scars.She bears little resemblance to her mother.17). be known by sth. have 以（某物）为人所知，具有e.g. A married woman usually bears her husbands surname.c. 支撑（某人，某物）， 支持e.g. The ice is too thin to bear your weight.负起（责任等）， 肩负 e.g. Do the brides parents have to bear the cost of the wedding?忍受，忍耐，承受, 在口语中，在否定句，疑问句中，与could/can 连用 e.g. I cant bear (having) cats in the house. The pain was almost more than she could bear. . Summary: Kids used to be viewed as God-given gifts by many people. Now more and more city families are turning away from these gifts due to various personal reasons. Some couples think that theres so much to prepare before bearing children. Other DINK couples seem more career-