sayyes新現(xiàn)代大學(xué)英語二冊完整個性化教案

1、二、主要內(nèi)容： 第 教學(xué)周/第 節(jié)（第 次課） 第 頁 教學(xué)目的Teaching Objectives: To acquire the key words, important and difficult sentences and language points教學(xué)重點和難點 Teaching Focus1) Words and expressions related to household chores 2) The idea of racism and attitudes towards love Possible Difficulties s own opinions to raci

2、smTo form one教學(xué)方法和手段 Teaching techniques To integrate several different teaching methods and techniques: elicitation; explanation; illustration and discussion, role play/read in roles (voiceover).教 學(xué) 基 本 內(nèi) 容 注 備 Unit 2 Say yes Background Information 1. the belief that race accounts for differences i

3、n human Racism: character or ability and that a particular race is superior to others. 2. Structure Theme is a theme in the story, for the implication of The idea of racism the husbands racism is what causes the couple to quarrel. Americans are African The wife dislikes her husbands beliefs that is

4、that he He from whites. maintains that it is not different prejudiced against African Americans, but that they come from a The have they even their own language. culture different and to Anns question of whether he would husbands negative response marry her were she African American indicates the pe

5、rvasive and destructive nature of his racism. of ofsubtle expression racial prejudice.revelation is This story a Subtle: sensitive/ delicate An analysis of the husband The husband in the story is generally an unsympathetic character. He appears to have racist feelings and seems to be dishonest with

6、himself. He claims to appreciate the stability of his life with Ann provides him, but he still makes efforts to undermine it. He refuses to take responsibility for his actions. Throughout the evening, he is seen to be less than a genuine person; he does things for effect rather than out of a genuine

7、, sincere desire. Within the confines of the story, his most significant trait is his rejection of his wife, which she takes quite seriously, much to his surprise. By the end of the story, the husband demonstrates yet another shift in mood: excitement as he realizes that, in certain ways, his wife i

8、s unknowable to him. The final scene has him awaiting his wife in their darkened bedroom, imagining that she is a stranger that he seems to embrace, as demonstrated by the excited pounding of his heart. 1)appearance: considerate: pitch in on the housework, come to the aid out of concern, ask to comp

9、lete the dish-washing 2) innermost being: hypocritical He is excited by her anger to challenge her. His concern for her is for her appreciation. Send her away to stop the conversation as he is tired of it. He felt ashamed that he had let his wife get him into the fight. He knew that he had to come u

10、p with the right answerbut, in fact, he did not realize his mistake. “They dont come from the same culture” As racial discrimination based on color differences is now totally discredited, today many people try to justify their prejudices by cultural differences. Structure Part 1 : The husband and wi

11、fe (Ann) argue about marriages between blacks and whites. A. He thinks it is a bad idea. B. She believes there is nothing wrong if the couple love each other. Part 2 (Paras. 1446): A. He says people from different cultures cannot understand each other. B. He tries to avoid a direct response to her q

12、uestion whether he would have married her if she were black. C. When she demanded a clear-cut, yes-or-no answer, he said “no” honestly. D. They both feel hurt. Part 3 : He gives in and their argument is seemingly settled. A. In the end, he is sorry for what has happened. B. He apologizes by giving h

13、er the reply that he thinks can make her happy. C. He finds his wife a stranger.( 3Vocabulary 1. pitch in：to set to work vigorously; to join forces with others; plough into P1 to help or cooperate 分擔(dān)，共同承擔(dān) (with sb) to join in and help with an activity by doing some of the work. 參與 If I really pitch

14、in, I may be able to finish my paper before the deadline. 如果我加緊工作，也許能在限期內(nèi)完成工作。 If we all pitch in, it shouldnt take too long to finish the task. After we had seen the video, everyone started pitching in with comments on its fault. Everyone pitched in with the work. pitch into: to attack with words o

15、r criticize He pitched into me as soon as he arrived, asking where the report was. pitch up: to arrive in a place He finally pitched up two hours late. 2. (P4) take ones word for it = take sb. for his word to believe what sb. says is true If he says theres $500 in the envelop then Ill take his word

16、for it. He said he would give me a job and I just took him for his word. 3. (P21)come to ones aid: to help or support An anonymous millionnaire has come to the companys aid by lending it the money it needs to keep it in business. ones sake = for the sake of 1). because of Lets not disagree for the s

17、ake of a few pounds. 2). for the purpose of Lets say, just for the sake of argument/ for arguments sake, that prices rise by 3% this year. 3). used to emphasize requests or orders and when you are angry or have lost patience For Gods/Christs sake, turn that music off. For Goodnesss/Petes/heavens/pit

18、ys sake dont let her know what I told you. cornered :to feel forced into a situation where its hard to escape I felt cornered at the party when he bore me to death about his difficult childhood. 6. have no choice but to do We have no choice but to close the hospital. 7. make it up to sb. 1). make it

19、 up to: to give sb. sth. or do sth. for (esp. sb. for whom you have caused trouble) Eg: Im sorry we cannot take you with us but I promise Ill make it up to you somehow. 2). make it up with sb.: to forgive and become friends again after argument We often quarrel but we always make it up with each oth

20、er soon after. 8. come up with :to bring forth or discover Eg: He came up with a cure for the disease come up against: to encounter, esp. a difficulty or major problem He came up against great difficulties. come down with: to become sick with (an illness) He came down with the flu. 對于某人來說、在某人方面 9. o

21、n ones part = on the part of regarding or with respect to the one specifiedBrilliant strategy on the part of Confederate forces ensured their victory at Chancellorsville. 10. blur out 1). 抹掉，涂去(字跡等)： to blur out the sentence涂去句子 2). 使模糊；弄糊涂： to blur out distinctions between right and wrong混淆(或抹煞)是非界

22、線 and Writing Devices 1)Derivation prefix: hypo- “below; under” hypotension血壓過低 hypocrite偽君子 Derivation prefix: hyper- excessive: over, beyond上面，超越，過于，極度 hypertension血壓過高 hypersensitive非常敏感的 hypercritic過于苛嚴(yán)，吹毛求疵的 hyperbole夸張的 2) Complex object P6 I dont need you coming along now. P7 Whats wrong with

23、 a white person marrying a black person. on the book And Recite Paragraphs. 7. Homework: Translations, New words and Phrases design Part One: Warm-up Questions Question 1: Is the quarrel between the husband and wife an ordinary quarrel? What does the talk touch upon? Who do you think is responsible

24、for the quarrel? It touches upon the issue of racism. Question 2: Is the husband a considerate and honest man? What kind of man is he? He was a hypocrite and a terrible racist. Question 3: Does the man oppose marriage between a black and a white? What are his arguments? He opposes the marriage betwe

25、en a black and a white. His basic arguments are that blacks and whites have different cultures. They cannot know each other. Question 4: What kind of woman is the wife? Is she too critical? What does she think the marriage between blacks and whites? She is honest and square. She thinks the marriage between a black and a white is perfectly