E英语教程Book 4 Unit 8市公开课金奖市赛课一等奖课件

1、第1页Listening and speakingReadingGrammarWritingCulture expressContent第2页Pronunciation and listening skills ConversationsPassageListening and speaking第3页Listening to speeches1. Listen to a part of Steve Jobs speech at Stanford University and complete the following paragraph with what you hear. Tips听英语

2、演讲也是锻炼听力、提升口语水平一个有效路径。听时候模仿演讲者语音、语气和节奏，会对自己发音、朗诵起到潜移默化作用。同时，熟悉英美人发音韵律和节奏后，在听时候也会游刃有余。第4页Listening to speechesSometimes life is gonna hit you in the head with a brick. Dont lose . Im convinced that the only thing that kept me going was that . Youve got to find what you love. And that is as true for w

3、ork as it is for your lovers. Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you havent found it yet, keep looking. And dont settle. As with all matters of the heart, youl

4、l know when you find it. And, like , it just gets better and better as the years roll on. So . Dont settle.faith 1) _ I loved what I did2) _be truly satisfied3) _any great relationship4) _keep looking5) _1. Listen to a part of Steve Jobs speech at Stanford University and complete the following parag

5、raph with what you hear. 第5页Listening to speechesSometimes life is gonna hit you in the head with a brick. Dont lose faith. Im convinced that the only thing that kept me going was that I loved what I did. Youve got to find what you love. And that is as true for work as it is for your lovers. Your wo

6、rk is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you havent found it yet, keep looking. And dont settle. As with all matters of the heart, youll know when you fi

7、nd it. And, like any great relationship, it just gets better and better as the years roll on. So keep looking. Dont settle.1. Read after the speaker.第6页ConversationsConversation 1Conversation 2Functional languageExercisesExercisesFunctional language第7页1.Listen to a conversation and choose the best a

8、nswer to each of the following questions.Word tipsmild adj. 温暖;和煦forecast n. 预测;预报inter-school adj. 校际间keep your fingers crossed 请求好运Conversation 1 Predicting1 When does the conversation take place?A In January. B In February. C In March.第8页1.Listen to a conversation and choose the best answer to ea

9、ch of the following questions.Conversation 1 Predicting2 How does the woman know that it might rain tomorrow?A Through the weather forecast. B Based on her experience. C Told by her parent. 3 How does the man feel when he knows it might rain tomorrow?A Excited. B Disappointed. C Surprised. 第9页2.List

10、en to the conversation again and answer the following questions by completing the sentences.Conversation 1 PredictingWhats the weather like today?Its fairly mild. _ is wonderful. What is the man going to do tomorrow?He is going to take part in _.The sunshinean inter-school football matchWhy wont the

11、 woman be surprised if it rains tomorrow?Because the weather is _ at this time of the year.very changeable第10页ScriptsConversation 1 PredictingPeter:Its a lovely day today, isnt it?Lisa:Yes, the sunshine is wonderful! It is fairly mild for this time of the year, the beginning of February!Peter:I hope

12、 it will stay like this! Im fed up with this long, cold winter.Lisa:Wed better enjoy it while it lasts. The weather forecast says its supposed to rain tomorrow.Peter:Oh, no! We have a match tomorrow, and I hate playing in the rain.Lisa:What match is that?第11页ScriptsConversation 1 PredictingPeter:An

13、inter-school football match. Look at the sky; I dont think its likely to rain.Lisa:Well, I wont be surprised if it rains tomorrow. You know, the weather here is very changeable.Peter:What bad luck! What shall we do if it rains?Lisa:Is there a chance that the match will be canceled in case of rain?Pe

14、ter:I hope so.Lisa:Well, just keep your fingers crossed that the weather will stay nice tomorrow.第12页3.Role-play a conversation in pairs according to one of the following situations. You may refer to the Functional Language.Situation 1Situation 2A and B are predicting the ending of a TV series they

15、both like.A tells B that they will have an outdoor sketching on the weekend. B predicts the weather might not be pleasant.(Sample)(Sample)Conversation 1 PredictingGUIDED CONVERSATIONA: Tell B the predicted ending of the TV series / weather on the weekend.B: Show surprise.A: Say you are sure about th

16、e ending / the weather. B: Show disagreement and give your own prediction. 第13页Role play - Sample conversationSituation 1Conversation 1 PredictingAmy:Jenny, are you watching the soap opera called My Love from the Star?Jenny:Yeah. I love this TV series very much. I cant wait to watch its final. I wou

17、ldnt be surprised if Do Min-joon leaves for his own star.Amy:It cant be.Jenny:Im certain that he will have to leave at last, because he has seen in his vision that, out in the forest his body vanishes into a million particles of light.Amy:I dont think so. I bet Do Min-joon will give up going back to

18、 his own star and choose to stay on earth because he deeply loves Cheon Song-yi. Anyway, I wish it will have a happy ending.第14页Role play - Sample conversationSituation 2Conversation 1 PredictingAndy:Dave, we will have an outdoor sketching on the weekend.Dave: You mean this weekend? Great! I love ou

19、tdoor sketching.Andy:Yeah, everyone in our class is looking forward to it, but its quite likely that it will rain on this weekend.Dave: Really?Andy:I have just checked the weather forecast online and it said that it would rain this weekend.第15页Role play - Sample conversationSituation 2Conversation 1

20、 PredictingDave: Come on. The weather forecast is not that accurate all the time. Remember we had to cancel an outdoor sketching last year because the weather forecast said there would be a storm. However, it turned out to be a fine day.Andy:OK. Lets cross our fingers and hope for the best. 第16页Func

21、tional LanguagePredictingCertainly / Definitely / Undoubtedly, itll.I bet itll.Its sure / bound to.I wouldnt be surprised if it.Theres no doubt that itll.Its quite likely that.Im certain of / about / thatIts possible that itll.Conversation 1 Predicting第17页1.Listen to a conversation and choose the be

22、st answer to each of the following questions.Word tipsChinese Idol 中国梦之声talent show n. （普通人为赢取奖项）才艺演出competitive adj. 竞争Conversation 2 Predicting1 What is Han watching?A A talent show. B A fashion show. C A talk show.第18页1.Listen to a conversation and choose the best answer to each of the following

23、questions.Conversation 2 Predicting2 What does Ann suggest Han do?A Support “Chinese Idol.” B Take part in “Chinese Idol.” C Watch “Chinese Idol.”3 Why does Han hesitate to follow Anns advice?A Because she has no interest in the show.B Because the show is very competitive.C Because she doesnt have a

24、 good voice.第19页2.Listen again and decide whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F). Conversation 2 PredictingTFF1 Ann believes that Han would do very well in the talent show.2 Han is strongly determined to have a try on “Chinese Idol.”3 Han thinks taking part in the talent show is

25、a good chance for her to shine on stage. 第20页ScriptsConversation 2 PredictingAnn:Hi, Han. What are you watching?Han Xia:Im watching “Chinese Idol,” an exciting talent show. Have you ever watched it?Ann:Sure! Im also a fan of it. There are so many talented singers on the show.Han Xia:And the mentors

26、are very lovely and humorous.Ann:Yes. Thats part of the appeal of the show. Han, I think you have a wonderful voice, why dont you give it a try?Han Xia:Well Ive never thought about it.Ann:Why not? Youre sure to do well. Its a great chance for you to shine on stage!第21页ScriptsConversation 2 Predictin

27、gHan Xia:Thanks for your encouragement, Ann. I doubt whether Im good enough for the show. It would be very competitive.Ann:Just try. You might surprise yourself!Han Xia:Well, Ill consider it. After all, its a good opportunity to meet great singers and make friends with people who love singing.Ann:Th

28、ats true. So dont hesitate!第22页3.Role-play a conversation in pairs according to one of the following situations. You may refer to the Functional Language.Conversation 2 PredictingSituation 1Situation 2A encourages B to take part in the schools writing competition and predicts B will get a prize.A en

29、courages B to take part in the colleges painting competition and predicts B will get a prize.GUIDED CONVERSATIONA: Suggest B take part in the schools writing competition / colleges painting competition.B: Express doubt about your ability.A: Encourage B that he / she has the talent.B: Hesitate to fol

30、low As advice.A: Predict B will get a prize. B: Thank A for his / her encouragement and say you will consider it. (Sample)(Sample)第23页Role play - Sample conversationSituation 1Conversation 2 PredictingAlice:Edith, have you read the notice put on the bulletin board this morning?Edith:Yes, I have. Its

31、 about the schools writing competition.Alice:The writing competition? I think you should sign for it!Edith:I dont think that Im qualified enough to take part in this competition.Alice:Come on. We all agree that you are very talented in writing. Why dont you give it a try?Edith:Well, Im not quite sur

32、e about it. This competition must be very competitive.Alice:Take it easy. You should have confidence in yourself. I bet you will get a prize.Edith:Thanks for your encouragement. I will think about it.第24页Role play - Sample conversationSituation 2Conversation 2 PredictingAlex:Hi, Fred. Here is a flye

33、r for the colleges painting competition. I think you should take part in it.Fred:Im not quite sure. There are so many students who are quite good at painting. I think there is not much chance for me to get into the final.Alex:I think you are very talented in painting. Just give it a try.Fred:Youre r

34、ight, but I still need to think about it. It is not going to be an easy one. I need to do a lot of preparation for that.Alex:Come on. I am sure that you will get a prize.Fred:Thank you very much for your encouragement. I will consider it. 第25页PredictingIts unlikely toI doubt if it will.I dont think

35、it will.I cant say for certain.Theres not much / no chance of Im absolutely sure it wont.Functional LanguageConversation 2 Predicting第26页1.Listen to a passage and decide whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F).PassageWord tipsgateway n. 路径；方法Dale Stephens 戴尔斯蒂芬斯（美国企业家、作家）drop out

36、辍学；中途退学notion n. 观点；看法urge v. 敦促；力劝internship n. 实习生工作in essence 本质上第27页1.Listen to a passage and decide whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F).PassageTFT1 Many people believe that going to college is a gateway to success.2 Dale Stephens didnt finish high school because he couldn

37、t get the skills he wanted.3 Dale Stephens suggests people figure out why they go to college and what theyre doing in college so as to decide whether or not to stay in college.第28页2.Listen again and answer the following questions by completing the sentences.Passage1 What is “UnCollege?”“UnCollege” i

38、s a social movement that challenges the notion that _.college is the best path to success2 What does “UnCollege” ask learners to focus on?It asks learners to focus on _.the quality of their educationand how it meets their individual, educational, andcareer goals第29页2.Listen again and answer the foll

39、owing questions by completing the sentences.Passage3 How can learners pursue their education if they dont go to college according to “UnCollege”?They may choose to_.pursue their education through freeonline classes, internships, gap years, or a variety ofother ways第30页For many people, attending coll

40、ege is a gateway to success. But for 21-year-old Dale Stephens, its just not the case. Disappointed with college because he felt he was not getting the skills he wanted, he dropped out and started “UnCollege,” a social movement that challenges the notion that college is the best path to success. Thi

41、s movement urges learners to focus on the quality of their education and how it meets their individual, educational, and career goals. It suggests that learners may choose to pursue their education through free online classes, internships, gap years, or a variety of other ways, but the important thi

42、ng is to cultivate a high-quality knowledge base with huge time and money saved.The message of UnCollege has never been “dont go to college.” In essence, it tries to show learners that college is certainly not the only way, and may not be the best way to success. “Im suggesting that everyone take a

43、good look at their education, figure out why they are there and what theyre doing with it, so that they can decide whether or not it makes sense to stay in college or leave school,” Dale says. ScriptsPassage第31页3.Divide the class into two groups, those who agree with the following idea and those who

44、 dont. Then take turns to give your reasons.Passage第32页3.Divide the class into two groups, those who agree with the following idea and those who dont. Then take turns to give your reasons.PassageIm for this opinion.First of all, we can learn more and more knowledge in our chosen field and there are

45、many chances for us to explore the unknown and develop in an all-round way. Secondly, we can take part in all kinds of clubs and activities in college, which may enhance our people skills which are important for us to be successful in our career. Thirdly, we can meet some outstanding scholars from w

46、hom we can learn not only knowledge but also noble spirits.第33页3.Divide the class into two groups, those who agree with the following idea and those who dont. Then take turns to give your reasons.PassageI am against this opinion.I think one must learn to study by oneself, whether you study in colleg

47、e or not. Take Thomas Edison for example, though he studied for only three months in primary school, he studied hard by himself most of his life and had made a lot of great inventions. Nowadays, a lot of college graduates have lost their jobs because they are not suitable to do the job or they canno

48、t get used to the working environment. So what really matters is that whether you can learn what is really needed at work, which you can also learn outside college.第34页Passage APassage BThe evolution of the American college dormForerunners of footballReading第35页The evolution of the American college

49、dormLead-inText studyExercisesPassage A第36页Lead-inExtended readingPre-reading questionsPassage A The evolution of the American college dorm第37页Advantages & Disadvantages of a Dormitory Next to actually choosing a college, deciding where to live is one of the biggest decisions for a college student.

50、Campus life is a common choice for incoming freshmen - some colleges even require first-year students to live in dorms. With the pros and cons in mind, you can make a better decision on where to live and prepare yourself for the ups and downs of dorm living. Convenience A spot in the dorms puts you

51、right in the thick of college life. You have a quick walk to all of your classes, your advisers office and other campus destinations. Living on campus eliminates the need for a vehicle because everything is accessible on foot from your dorm. Most campuses have dining centers that are typically locat

52、ed near the dormitories. If you wake up late and dont have much time before class, you may still have a chance to grab breakfast from the dining center.Lead-in- Extended readingPassage A The evolution of the American college dorm第38页Lead-in- Extended readingPassage A The evolution of the American co

53、llege dormCampus InvolvementOn-campus living makes it easier for you to get involved in college life beyond your classes. You are surrounded by peers who are experiencing the same things as you. Hanging out in the dorms gives you a chance to meet new friends who share similar interests. Resident ass

54、istants often plan activities and events for dorm residents to offer additional social outlets. Spontaneous gatherings in the dorms are also common. Students living off campus miss out on many of these opportunities for involvement.Controlled CostsChoosing to live in a dorm allows you to budget for

55、your expenses. You pay a set amount for your housing and your dining plan. Dorm residents arent responsible for individual第39页Lead-in- Extended readingPassage A The evolution of the American college dormutility bills like their peers who live in apartments off campus. Most colleges allow students to

56、 pay in installments throughout the year. Youll know ahead of time exactly how much youll pay each month. Your living expenses on campus may also qualify for financial aid to help offset the costs. Little Privacy With hundreds of undergrads crammed into one building, you wont find much privacy when

57、you live in a dorm. Most dorm residents share a small room with at least one other student. You also share a restroom with the other dorm dwellers in your section of the building. Dorms dont usually offer any area for you to get away for a quiet retreat. Loud neighbors or dorm friends who invite the

58、mselves into your room interfere with your privacy even more.第40页Lead-in- Extended readingPassage A The evolution of the American college dormRestrictionsDorm living is regulated much more than apartment life. Even before you arrive on campus youll need to review the rules on items youre allowed to

59、bring into the dorms. Your toaster, candles, hot plates and other potentially dangerous appliances arent welcome, for instance. Dorms sometimes enforce quiet hours after a certain time. Some campuses also restrict visitors during certain times.第41页1. What is your dorm like now? Passage A The evoluti

60、on of the American college dormPre-reading questionsWork in groups to discuss the following questions.1. There are six people in my dorm. It is a little bit crowded. Each of us has a desk and a cabinet besides the bed. I dont think it is big enough, but it is cozy and comfortable.2 What is your idea