高中英语 Module 4《Sandstorms in Asia》说课稿 新人教版必修1

说课稿Module 4 Sandstorms in Asia-Grammar: The InfinitivePart I My understanding of the lesson and analysis of the studentsMy topic today is the infinitive. The students have learnt something about the infinitive in Junior High school, and they often meet the infinitive in reading materials, so I think the grammar is not strange to them.In the passage- Sandstorms in Asia, the writer uses the infinitive to express his ideas, so I think this module aims to help the students grasp how to use the infinitive. As we know, the infinitive is one of the most important grammars, and it is also one of the most difficult grammars. To help the students grasp the infinitive, I should make the students interested in the class first. So I use a story to heat the classroom atmosphere. Most of our students are from rural middle school, so they lack confidence and are shy to express their ideas in English, so I design some interesting and easy work to try to involve all the students in taking part in the class activities, so that all of them can achieve some success in class. Meanwhile, I lay particular emphasis on developing students interest in English and provide the students with a good environment, relaxing atmosphere and more chances for individual and group practice.It is requested in the New Standard English that we should improve the students integrating skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing, so I set some activities to develop the students integrating skills and the ability of imagination and creativity. According to these, I set my teaching aims as follows:Teaching aims:Ability goals: 1. listening: get information from the listening materials2. Speaking: express ones ideas in English3. Reading: sum up grammatical rules by themselves4. Writing: make up a whole story using the infinitiveKnowledge goals: 1. Make the students learn to sum up grammatical rules by themselves2. Make sure the students master the grammatical itemsMoral goals: 1. To arise the students interest in learning English2. To encourage students to be active in classImportant points: 1. Work together to sum up the grammatical rules of the infinitive2. Encourage students to think in the English wayDifficult points: The definition of different forms of the infinitive and how to use themTeaching Aids: pictures; tape-recorder; multi-mediaPart II My teaching theories and methods to deal with the lessonIn the course of dealing with the lesson, Ill make every effort to carry out the following theories: situational teaching and communicative teaching; task-based teaching; inquiry teaching; making the students the real masters while the teacher acts as a director and helper. Ill try to encourage the students to learn by discussion, cooperation and free talk.In addition, Ill make the best of multi-media and slides to make the class more lovely, interesting and high-effective.Part III Teaching proceduresStep 1 Revision1. Review some phrases in the text(1). advise sb. to do sth. (2). try many ways to do sth.(3). allow sb. to do sth. (4). decide to do sth.(5). persuade sb. to do sth. (6). prevent sb. from doing sth.(purpose: to review some phrases , because the phrases will be used in the later activity)2. Show the students some pictures and ask them to make up some sentences to describe the pictures using some of the phrases reviewed just now(Here, the students can have a discussion)Example sentences:1.My mother doesnt allow my father to smoke in the room. (object complement)2.I advised him to give up smoking. (object complement)3.I tried many ways to persuade him, but I failed. (attributive)4.So I decided to go to my teacher to ask for help. (object) (adverbial)5.My teachers suggestion is to make my father understand the harm of smoking. (predicative)6.But it is difficult for my father to give up smoking. (subject)(purpose: to attract the students interest in the topic and by asking “These sentences have something in common and have you found?” lead to the next part)Step2 Function of the Infinitive1. Encourage the students to sum up the function of the infinitive by themselves(1)subject (2) object (3) object complement(4)predicative (5) attributive (6) adverbial2. To consolidate, get the students to listen to some sentences and write them down, then tell the function of the infinitive in each sentence.(1). I open the door to enter the classroom. (adverbial)(2). He happens to be reading a novel when I came in. (object)(3). He is the man to have invented the computer. (attributive)(4). To be loved is happy. (subject)(5). My job is to teach English. (predicative)(6). The teacher asks the students to be careful in class. (object complement)(purpose: this part is designed to make the students understand the function of the infinitive, and practice the students listening ability, at the same time lead to the next part)Step3 The tense and voice of the infinitive1. According to the sentences above, sum up the tense and the voice of the infinitive as the forms below: Active voicePassive voiceSimple formto doto be doneContinuous formto be doing Perfect formto have doneto have been done2. To practice, I will show the students some other pictures to continue our story. And make up some sentences.(1). My father was considered to have given up smoking.(2). My father pretended to be reading a newspaper when I came in.(3). I was so sad and burst into tears, saying “You should be the person to be trusted, why you cheat us?”(4). To be a good father, he had to give up smoking.(purpose: to practice the different tense and voice of the infinitive, and lead to next part)Step 4. The infinitive without “to”Say: Here I want to introduce some sentence patterns to express “have to do”:1.I have no choice but to do sth.2.I can do nothing but do sth3.cant help but do4.cant but doSay: there are also some other words can be followed by the infinitive without “to”The pithy of formula is: 五看 三使（室）两听（厅）一感觉五看：see; look at; watch; observe; notice三使：make; let; have两听：listen to; hear一感觉：feel(purpose: make the students know some verbs can be followed by the infinitive without “to”)Step 5 PracticeGive the students some exercises to do to consolidate the grammatical rules. Ask the students to choose the best answers, then collect from the students.Step 6 SummaryFirst, ask the students to discuss “What have you learned this class?”Then give the summary: This class we use a story to learn the grammatical items of the infinitive. We know the function of the infinitive can be: subject; predicative; object; object complement; attributive and adverbial. We also k