綜合實用教程教案Unit 7.doc

課 時 教 案授課章節(jié)及題目Unit 7 Generation Gap授課時間第14周課 次27學(xué) 時2教學(xué)目標(biāo)與要求Enlarge the students vocabulary relating to generation gapImprove students speaking ability through class discussion教學(xué)重點與難點1. Expressions for talking about generation gap2. Reading Text A for its main idea.3. Vocabulary and expressions in Text A教學(xué)用具教科書，講義，教案，教學(xué)日志，黑板，粉筆教學(xué)過程環(huán)節(jié)、時間授課內(nèi)容教學(xué)方法Lead-in(20 min)Warm-up Discussion： What suggestions do you have for bridging the generation gap?Hint: The generation gap can be bridged through(1) talking with each other openly and honestly(2) sharing interests(3) seeking common ground while respecting.PresentationGive hints to the students, as shown below:a) Differences between my parents and me: 1) different interests; 2) different living habits; 3) different valuesb) What I do when we have different ideas: 1) ask them the reason for the way they do; 2) let them know the reasons for my own way; 3) respect each others choices.c) Suggestions for bridging the generation gap:1) exchanging ideas with each other; 2) share interests; 3) respect each other.DiscussionBackground information(10 min)Generation GapIn modern society, there is often a lack of understanding between parents and their children. Parents often dislike what their children think and do, while children often complain that their parents cannot understand them. This is what we call the generation gap.There are reasons for the existence of the generation gap. Firstly, the environment in which young people now live is quite different from that in which their parents grew up. Therefore, they often hold different interests. Young people want to do what they like, while older people often interfere when they think what young people are doing is wrong.However, the generation gap can be bridged as long as both parents and children are willing to make an effort. They may talk openly and honestly and tell each other what they think about certain problems. They should be considerate enough to realize that each generation has its own advantages. The openness and consideration will probably result in a much better relationship between parents and their children.ExplanationStudy of words and expressions in Text A(50min)Vocabulary:1. generation n. 一代，一代人2. gap n.間隙；隔閡；差距Phrase： 1) the gap between imports and exports 進(jìn)出口的差額 2) generation gap 代溝3.mean vt. 意思是；意欲，打算Phrase： 1) mean to do something 打算做某事 2) mean doing something 意味著做某事Meaning n. 意思，含義Meaningful adj. 有意義的，意味深長的4. fear vt. 害怕，擔(dān)心 n.害怕，恐懼Phrase：be in fear of 為而提心吊膽5. plague n. 瘟疫；天災(zāi)6. major adj. 主要的，n.主課，專業(yè) vi. 主修，專攻Majority n. 多數(shù)，大多數(shù)7. corporation n. 公司Synonym：company8. concerned adj. 關(guān)切的，擔(dān)心的Phrase：be concerned about 關(guān)心，操心 be concerned with 有關(guān)，涉及9. dorm n. 宿舍10. save vt. 節(jié)??；解救Saving n. 節(jié)約，節(jié)儉Savings n. 儲蓄，存款 a savings account 存折11. sake n.緣故，理由Phrase： for the sake of 為了的緣故12. exaggerate vt. 夸大，夸張Exaggerator n. 言過其實的人Exaggeration n. 夸大，夸張13. collect vt. 收集，收繳Collector n. 收集人；收款員Collection n. 收集收款Collective adj. 集合的；集體的Collectivism n. 集體主義14. charge v. 收費 n.費用Phrase： free of charge 免費15. mess n. 混亂 vi.瞎弄Phrase：in a mess 一團(tuán)糟 Make a mess of 把弄糟Messy adj. 凌亂的，臟亂的16. priority n.優(yōu)先Prior 優(yōu)先的17. vacation n. 假期，休假Synonym: holiday n. 假期Vacation n.職業(yè)18. clean up 打掃干凈，整理19. make (the) bed 鋪床20.make (a) difference 有影響，很重要21. for sb.s sake 為了某人的緣故22. care about 關(guān)心，對感興趣23. bring up 養(yǎng)育Language points:1. You dont really feel the generation gap until a son or daughter comes home from college for Christmas: You will really feel the generation gap for the first time when a son or daughter comes home from college for Christmas. 2. your father and I would like you to clean up your room: Your father and I want you to clean up your room. 3. What differences does it make?: Does it matter?Make a (some)/ no difference: be important/ unimportant (to sb./ sth.)4. and it really doesnt mean that much to me: and it isnt so important to me.5. Mother, you people arent interested in anything thats relevant: Mother, people like you do not pay attention to what is really important.You people: Here people is in apposition to you. We can also say “people like you” Thats relevant: here, that introduces a relative clause, modifying “anything”6. and Im sure the time you save goes towards your education: and I believe that you spent the time you saved studying your lessons.7. why dont you do it for our sake?For sb.s/ sth.s sake (for the sake of sb. or sth.): in order to help sb./ sth. Or because one likes sb./ sth.8. But its very hard for us to realize youre an adult when you throw all your clothes on the floor.: Structure: Here it is the formal subject. The real subject is “for us to realize youre an adult”.: structure: here it is the formal subject. The real subject is “for us to realize youre an adult”.9. You people were brought up to have clean rooms: people like you were taught to clean up your rooms since childhood.10. No one respects education more than your father and I do, particularly at the prices theyre charging: Your father and I attach more importance to education than anything else, especially when the tuition is so high.11. But we cant see how living in a mess can improve your mind: This is an object clause and living in a mess is a gerund, acting as the subject of the object clause.12. Thats because of your priorities: its because you consider these things above anything else.13. You would rather have me make up my bed and pick up my clothes than become a free spirit who thinks for myself: You prefer my making up my bed and picking up my clothes to my be