2026秋新人教版英语九年级上册教学课件：第四单元Unit 4第6课时Project Reading Plus

Unit4Ourmemory第6课时(Project&ReadingPlus)R·九年级上册ProjectThinkaboutthisquestion:“Isitstillnecessarytomemorizethingswhentheycanbefoundonline?”Whatisyouropinion?Yes,itisstillnecessarytomemorizethings.Memorizingthingshelpsusthinkquickly,improveourlearningability,andusewhatweknowfreelyinstudyandlife.Searchingonlineisjustatool,notareplacementformemory.4aTherearetwodifferentopinions:Pro（正方）：Weneedtomemorizethings.Con（反方）：Wedon’tneedtomemorizethings.Debate:Doweneedtomemorizethings?Formtwogroupsbasedondifferentopinions.Addatleastthreereasonstosupportyouropinion.OpinionReasonTense（时态）Weneedtomemorizethings.Wedon’tneedtomemorizethings.Memorizingthingstrainsourbrain.Everythingweneedisalreadyonline.Ifwememorizethings,wecanusethemrightaway.Memorizingthingstakesuptoomuchtime.Sometimesonlineinformationislost.Whatwillwedothen?Thinkingskillsaremuchimportantthanmemory.4b补充至少1个自己的理由①Memorizingthingsdeepensourunderstandingoftheinformation.②Memorizingmakesourthinkingfaster.③MemorizinghelpsusgetgoodgradesWeneedtomemorizethings.Wedon’tneedtomemorizethings.①Informationchangestoofast.②Theprocessofmemorizingthingsmakesusfeelstressedeasily.③Memorizingthingslimits（限制）creativethinkingUseexamplesanddatatosupportyouropinions.4cWeneedtomemorizethings.First,memorizingthingstrainsourbrain.Justlikeexercisemakesourbodyhealthy,memorizingthingsmakesourbrainmoreactive.Astudentwhomemorizespoems,formulas(公式)orhistoricaleventscanthinkmoreclearly.Second,memorizinghelpsusgetgoodgrades.Studiesshowthatstudentswhoreviewandmemorizekeypointsregularlycanget20%to30%higherscoresinexams.Forexample,ifwememorizeEnglishwordsandgrammarruleseveryday,wecanreadfasterandwritebettercompositions(作文).并准备对应的例子/数据来支撑你的观点。论点论证论据Haveadebateonthequestion.Eachstudenttaketurnstospeak.4d陈述观点：Ibelievethat…/

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wecanusethemrightaway,ratherthansearchingthemonline.ldon’tquiteagreewithyou.Everythingweneedisalreadyonline.Wecansearchonlineeasily,thereisnoneedtomemorizethings.Forexample:Whatdoyouknowaboutyourmemory?Doyouneedtomemorizethings?Howdoyouimproveyourmemory?PlusreadingTodaywe’lllearnanextensivereading(泛读)aboutmemoryonpage86.What’sthetypeofthistext?It’sexpositorywriting(说明文).Whatdoyouthink“Brainsports”are?

They’reprobablycompetitionsthatuseourmindsinsteadofourbodies.Skimming(略读):readthepassagequicklyandgetthemainideaofeachparagraph.Para1leadinthetopicwiththeamazingmemoryabilityPara2Introduce“brainsports”:theWorldMemoryChampionshipsPara3Para4Memorychampions’secret:usememorytechniques(example:HOMES)Introduceanothermethod:amemorypalacePara5Conclusion:Thesetechniquesareusefulforstudying,givethematry!Readthetextandthenchoosethecorrectanswers.1.Somepeoplecanmemorize_______in15minutes.A.335words B.2,530playingcardsScanning(扫读):带着问题快速回文中定位，寻找答案Howgoodisyourmemory?Howmanywordscanyoumemorizein15minutes?Well,somepeoplecanmemorize335words.Somepeopleareevenmoreamazing.Forexample,someoneoncememorizedtheorderof2,530playingcardsinjustonehour!（Para1）细节理解题2.Accordingtothetext,“brainathletes”can______.A.dodifficultmathsproblemsB.memorizealotofthingsJustastherearesportscompetitionsusingourbodies,therearealsosportscompetitionsusingourminds,suchastheWorldMemoryChampionships.ThesewereheldinWuhan,China,in2019.Thereweremanydifferentevents.Forinstance,the“brainathleteshadtorememberasmanynamesandfacesastheycouldorasmanywordsaspossiblein15minutes.(Para2)细节理解题3.Thememoryofthechampionmentionedinthethirdparagraphis______mostpeople’smemories.A.betterthan B.thesameasWhileyoumightthinkthatthesecompetitorswereallbornwithastrongmemory,thisisoftennottrue.Forexample,onechampionhasanaveragememory,buthemakesfulluseofmemorytechniques.SoifhewantstorememberthenamesoftheGreatLakesintheUSandCanada,hethinksofHOMES,becauseeachletterinHOMESstandsforadifferentlake.(Para3)细节理解题4.ThinkingofHOMEStoremembertheGreatLakesisanexampleofamemory_______A.technique B.competitionWhileyoumightthinkthatthesecompetitorswereallbornwithastrongmemory,thisisoftennottrue.Forexample,onechampionhasanaveragememory,buthemakesfulluseofmemorytechniques.SoifhewantstorememberthenamesoftheGreatLakesintheUSandCanada,hethinksofHOMES,becauseeachletterinHOMESstandsforadifferentlake.(Para3)细节理解题5.Witha“memorypalace”,youcreateapicture______ofwherethingsaresoyoucanrememberthembetter.A.inyourmind B.onapieceofpaperManycompetitorsusewhatiscalleda“memorypalace”torememberthings.Whilemostpeopleareterribleatrememberinglists,theyarequitegoodatrememberingwherethingsare.Thinkaboutyourbedroom.Youcanprobablypictureinyourmindwhereeverythinginyourbedroomis.Now,pictureinyourmindthethingsonthelistindifferentplacesinyourbedroom.Later,ifyouwanttorememberthewords,allyouneedtodoisrememberthepicture.细节理解题Whatmemorytechniquescanyouusetorememberthefollowingwords？sentence deafbridgeuniversityspreadgrapenarrow fox ShakespearegrassforkweakfeeduniversebusinessBrainSportsHowgoodisyourmemory?Howmanywordscanyoumemorizein15minutes?Well,somepeoplecanmemorize335words.Somepeopleareevenmoreamazing.Forexample,someoneoncememorizedtheorderof2,530playingcardsinjustonehour!Readagainandanalyze

……的顺序Justastherearesportscompetitionsusingourbodies,therearealsosportscompetitionsusingourminds,suchastheWorldMemoryChampionships.ThesewereheldinWuhan,China,in2019.Thereweremanydifferentevents.Forinstance,the“brainathleteshadtorememberasmanynamesandfacesastheycouldorasmanywordsaspossiblein15minutes.正如……；就像……一样championship/ˈtʃæmpiənʃɪp/锦标赛=forexample例如as...assbcan/could=as...aspossible某人尽可能……Whileyoumightthinkthatthesecompetitorswereallbornwithastrongmemory,thisisoftennottrue.Forexample,onechampionhasanaveragememory,buthemakesfulluseofmemorytechniques.SoifhewantstorememberthenamesoftheGreatLakesintheUSandCanada,hethinksofHOMES,becauseeachletterinHOMESstandsforadifferentlake.bebornwith天生具有；生来就有makefulluseof...充分利用……standfor是……意思；代表Manycompetitorsusewhatiscalleda“memorypalace”torememberthings.Whilemostpeopleareterribleatrememberinglists,theyarequitegoodatrememberingwherethingsare.Thinkaboutyourbedroom.Youcanprobablypictureinyourmindwhereeverythinginyourbedroomis.Now,pictureinyourmindthethingsonthelistind