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慎而思之,勤而行之。斯是陋室,惟吾德馨。第第2頁/共2頁精品文檔推薦2023年Unit6Lifeinthefuture詳案及訓(xùn)練(人教版高二英語上冊教案教學(xué)設(shè)計)收拾I.BriefStatementsBasedontheUnit
Thetopicofthisunitisaboutthehumanbeing’s1ife
inthefuture.Thisunitismadeupofwarming
up,listening,speaking,pre-reading,reading,post-reading,language
studyandintegratingskills.Thesetaskswillbe
finishedinfiveperiods.
Inthefirstperiod,we’lldowarmingup,listening
andspeakingtoimprovethestudent’slisteningand
speakingabilities.Atthesametime.a(chǎn)rousethe
students’interestinthetopicofthisunit.
Inthesecondperiod,we’llfinishthetask0f
pre-reading,readingandpost-reading.Inpost-reading,let
thestudentsgivefreereintotheirimaginationby
discussingsomequestions.We’11readapassageabout
1ifeinthefuture.Itwilltelluswhatthehuman
being’slifewillbelikeinthefuture.Inthemeanwhile
we’lllearnsomeusefulwordsandexpressions.
Thethirdperiodconsistsoftwoparts:Wordstudy
andGrammar-NounClauses.
Throughwordstudywe’llrevisesomewordsand
phrases,whicharerelatedtothetopicofthisunit.As
tothegrammar:Nounclauses,wecanmasterthembydoing
morepracticalpracticegiveninthetextbookand
workbook.
Themainpurposeofthefourthperiodistotrainthe
students’readingandwritingabilitiesbyreadingand
writingashortpas-sageabout1ifeinthefuture.
Inthelastperiod,we’lldealwiththegrammerinthis
unit-NounC1auses.
Inaword,wecantrainthe
students’listening,speaking,readingandwriting
abilitiesbydoingtheexercisesthetextbookandthe
workbookprovide.
Ⅱ.TeachingGoals
1.Talkaboutlifeinthefuture.
2.Practisemakingpredictions.
3.LearnaboutNounClauses(2).
4.Writeadefinitionparagraph.
Ⅲ.TeachingTime:Fiveperiods:
Ⅳ.BackgroundInformation
1.WorldintheFuture
Scientiststhinkthatwonderfulthingsmaycometrue
inthefuture.Futuremeansatimethatnotyetcome.It
canbeashorttimefromnoworalongtimefrom
now.Someoftheunderwaterwondersarealmostreadyto
cometruenow.Otherswon’tcometrue,wethink,untila
longtimefromnow.Some,ofcourse.maynevercome
true-but
whoknowsforsure?Theymay.Whataresomeofthewonders
thatmaycometrueinthefuture?
Let’sgobacktodrylandandtakeafuturejourney
theotherway--upinsteadofdown.
Hugerocketlinerstakeyouintospacetovisitthe
MoonCamp.Youwalkaroundonthemooninsspecialmoon
suit.Youvisitanobservatorywhereagianttelescope
looksfarintospace--fartherthananyonehaseverbeen
abletoseefromEarth.Yougodeepdownintooneofthe
moonmines.
Afteryouhavevisitedthemoon,youvisittheMars
ColonyandtheVenusExplo-rationOutpost.
Let’sgobacktoEarth.
Inthefar,farfuture,girls-andboys,too--maybe
playingwithdollsthatlooklikethepeopleofthe
planetsvisitedbyourspace-man.
Tocontrolorrunallkindsoftoys,boysandgirls
maylearntousespecialccmputers--machinesthatanswer
questionsanddoarithmeticfasterthanyoucanthink.
Bicyclesandperhapsskatesmayberunbyjet
power,andanewthingtoridemaybeasmallflying
saucer.Imaginearacebetweenthem!
Theremaybetelepathyhelmetsthatsendthought
wavesfromyourbraintothat
ofyourfriendmilesaway.Youjustthinkathoughtand
yourfriendknowsit!Youcanhavesecretswitheach
otherthatnobodyelsecanturniton!
Therewillbeothersurprisesinthefuture.How
wouldyouliketohavearobot
playmate?
Havingrobotplaymatesmaynotbesomuchfunasit
seems.Butmaybeaboywithawrenchandascrewdriver
canfixtherobotsothatitwon’tbetooperfect!
Whataboutthefoodofthefuture?Scientiststhink
thatmuchofitwillbeartificialmadeinfactoriesfrom
suchsurprisingthingsascoal.1imestone。airandwater.
Youdon’tthinkthatice-creamorcakeorcandyor
evenbreadandpotatoesmadeoutofthesethingswill
tasteverygood.Youmaybewrong.Theseartificialthings
willbeblendedsoskillfullybefoodchemiststhatthe
foodofthefutureprobablywi11bedelicious.It
probablywillalsobehealthfulbe-causelifewillbe
putintoit.
Scientistsofthefuturewillalmostcertainlyfind
otherwaystomakelifelastlonger.Theyprobablywill
findcuresformostdiseases.Hospitalswillprobably
have“bodybanks”thatcangiveyoualmostanynewpart
youneedtokeeponliving.Peopleofthefuturemaylive
tobealotolderthan100years.
Areyouwonderingwhetherthere’11betelevisionin
thefuture?There’llalmostcertainlybewonderful
programs.Televisionscreensprobablywi11belargeand
flat,hangingonthewallorgoingacrossthefourwalls
ofaroom.Peopleonthescreenwilllookrealasif
theywererightintheroomwithyou.Whatabouthighways
ofthefuture?Well,averysmallchildprobablywillbe
abletodriveacar.Nobodywillneedtosteer.Electric
signalswillholdeachcarontherightroadtoget
whereverthe“Driver”wantstogo.Anditprobablywillbe
impossibleforcarstosmashtogether。Controllersthat
won’tevenhavetobetouchedwillmakeallspeeding
carsmisseachotherorwillputonthebrakes.Driving
inacarwillbeassafeasbeingathome.
Butmaybethemostwonderfulsurpriseinthefuture
willbeweathercontrol,Citiesmayhavegiantplastic
domesoverthemtokeepoutsnow,rain,orstorms.
Whenyouplanapicnicinapark。youwon'thaveto
worryaboutrain.Itwillrainonlywhenthe“
weatherman”thinksitisneededtofreshentheairinside
thecity.Allotherdayswillbefairandwarm.
Thefutureshouldbeawonderfultimeinwhichto
live.Butthetimeyouarelivinginnowwasalso“a
wonderfulfuture”tothepeoplewholived100yearsago.
2。ThreeThingsThatWillChangeYourLife
Todayourlivesarechangingfasterthanatanytime
inhistory.Herewereportonthreeimportantchanges
thatwillhaveabigimpactonoureverydaylivesinthe
future.
ThecashlesssocietyCashandbank-noteswi1l
disappearalmostcompletely.Theywillbereplacedby
smartcards--plasticcardswithmicrochip
processors“l(fā)oaded”
withsomemoney.Whenwepayforgoods.theretailerw1l
insertoursmartcardintoapaymentterminalandmoney
w.1lbetransferredfromourcardtotheretailer's
card.Whenallthemoneyisusedup,wewillbeable
to“re-load”itbyinsertingitintoatelephone,dialing
ourbankaccountandtransferringmoneytothecardfrom
theaccount.1fwewanttotransfermoneyfromourcard
toabankac-count.wewillusethesamemethod.Smart
cardswillbeabletoholdseveraldifferentcurrencies
atthesametime.soifwegoaboard.wewilluseour
smartcardsinthesameway.
InteractivetelephonesHumantelephoneoperators
willbesharplyreplacedbytalkingcomputers.These
computerswillrecognizespeech.a(chǎn)skuswhatinformation
weneed,accesstheinformationfromadatabase,and
convertittospeech.Ifwewanttobookaflightor
payabillbyphone,wewillinteractwithatalking
computertodoSO.Ofcourse,thiswon'thappenuntilall
thetechnologyis
inplace,butwhenitiswewillsoongetusedto
interactingwithcomputersinthisway.Humantelephone
operatorswillbeusedonlyformorecomplexoperations
suchasdealingwithcomplaintsorsolvingconcrete
problems.
IntelligentcarsTrafficcongestionincitieswillbe
reducedbecausedriverswilluseelectronicroutemaps
tofindthequickestroutetotheirdestinationand
avoidtrafficjams.Congestionwillalsodecreasewhen
electronicsystemsstartchangingmotoristsfordriving
incities.Assoonasmotoristshavetopaytodrivein
cities,theywillstopUsingtheircarsandusepublic
transportinstead.
Speedcontrolsystemswillbebuiltintocars.These
systemswillautomaticallyregulatethespeedofthecar
totakeaccountoftrafficandweatherconditionsand
preventaccidents.Itwillbemanyyearsbeforethese
changesbringresultsbutwhentheydo,therewillbea
titanicimprovementinroadsafety.
TheFirstPeriod
TeachingAims:
1.EnCoLlragethestudentstousetheirimaginationto
talkaboutlifeinthefuture.
2.Trainthestudents'1isteningability.
3.Improvethestudents’speakingabilitybypractising
makingpredictions.
TeachingImportantPoints:
1.Trainthestudcnts'1isteningability.
2.Letthestudentsgivefreereintotheir1
imagination.
TeachingDifficultPoints:
1.Howdoimprovethestudents'listeningability.
2.Howtofinishthetaskofspeaking.
TeachingMethods:
1.Listening-and-answeringactivitytohelpthestudents
gothroughthelisteningmaterial.
2.Individual,pairorgroupworktomakeeverystudent
workinclass.
TeachingAids:
1.somepictures
2.a(chǎn)taperecorder
3,aprojector
4.theblackboard
TeachingProcedures:
StepIGreetingsandLead-in
T:Goodmorning/afternoon,everyone.
Ss:Goodmorning/afternoon,teacher.
T:Sitdown,please.Nowwe'rehavingaclassinabight
andspaciousclass-roomwithmodernequipmentsuchas
radiosandcomputers.Andweallliveahappylife
today.Wecangetwhateverwewant.Doyouknowhowdid
peopleliveinthepast?
(Onestudentstandsup.)
S:WhenIwasachild,mygreat-grandfatheroftentoldme
thestoriesofhiminthepast.Heoftengothungryand
didn’thaveenoughmoneytogotoschoolandhadno
chance…Ithinkpeopleliveamiserablelifeinthepast.
T:Yeah.Peoplelivedahardinthepast.Withthe
developmentofscienceandtechnology,people'slife
haschangedalot.Nowwealllivehappily.Whatdoyou
imaginelifewillbelikeinthefuture?Todayweare
goingtostudyUnit6Lifeinthefuture.(Bb:Unit6
Lifeinthefuture)Itwilltelluswhatlifewillbe
likeinthefuture.
StepⅡWarmingup
T:Nowlet'sfirsthaveadiscussionaboutthefutureof
oneoftheareasinourbooks.Discussthemingroupsof
four.Afterawhile,I'1laskoneofyoutore-
porttheresults.
T:Nowpleasediscusssomequestions.(Showthepicture
andquestionsonthescreen.)Unit6lifrinthefuture
I.BriefStatementsBasedontheUnit
Thetopicofthisunitisaboutthehumanbeing’s1ife
inthefuture.Thisunitismadeupofwarming
up,listening,speaking,pre-reading,reading,post-reading,language
studyandintegratingskills.Thesetaskswillbe
finishedinfiveperiods.
Inthefirstperiod,we’lldowarmingup,listening
andspeakingtoimprovethestudent’slisteningand
speakingabilities.Atthesametime.a(chǎn)rousethe
students’interestinthetopicofthisunit.
Inthesecondperiod,we’llfinishthetask0f
pre-reading,readingandpost-reading.Inpost-reading,let
thestudentsgivefreereintotheirimaginationby
discussingsomequestions.We’11readapassageabout
1ifeinthefuture.Itwilltelluswhatthehuman
being’slifewillbelikeinthefuture.Inthemeanwhile
we’lllearnsomeusefulwordsandexpressions.
Thethirdperiodconsistsoftwoparts:Wordstudy
andGrammar-NounClauses.
Throughwordstudywe’llrevisesomewordsand
phrases,whicharerelatedtothetopicofthisunit.As
tothegrammar:Nounclauses,wecanmasterthembydoing
morepracticalpracticegiveninthetextbookand
workbook.
Themainpurposeofthefourthperiodistotrainthe
students’readingandwritingabilitiesbyreadingand
writingashortpas-sageabout1ifeinthefuture.
Inthelastperiod,we’lldealwiththegrammerinthis
unit-NounC1auses.
Inaword,wecantrainthe
students’listening,speaking,readingandwriting
abilitiesbydoingtheexercisesthetextbookandthe
workbookprovide.
Ⅱ.TeachingGoals
1.Talkaboutlifeinthefuture.
2.Practisemakingpredictions.
3.LearnaboutNounClauses(2).
4.Writeadefinitionparagraph.
Ⅲ.TeachingTime:Fiveperiods:
Ⅳ.BackgroundInformation
1.WorldintheFuture
Scientiststhinkthatwonderfulthingsmaycometrue
inthefuture.Futuremeansatimethatnotyetcome.It
canbeashorttimefromnoworalongtimefrom
now.Someoftheunderwaterwondersarealmostreadyto
cometruenow.Otherswon’tcometrue,wethink,untila
longtimefromnow.Some,ofcourse.maynevercome
true-but
whoknowsforsure?Theymay.Whataresomeofthewonders
thatmaycometrueinthefuture?
Let’sgobacktodrylandandtakeafuturejourney
theotherway--upinsteadofdown.
Hugerocketlinerstakeyouintospacetovisitthe
MoonCamp.Youwalkaroundonthemooninsspecialmoon
suit.Youvisitanobservatorywhereagianttelescope
looksfarintospace--fartherthananyonehaseverbeen
abletoseefromEarth.Yougodeepdownintooneofthe
moonmines.
Afteryouhavevisitedthemoon,youvisittheMars
ColonyandtheVenusExplo-rationOutpost.
Let’sgobacktoEarth.
Inthefar,farfuture,girls-andboys,too--maybe
playingwithdollsthatlooklikethepeopleofthe
planetsvisitedbyourspace-man.
Tocontrolorrunallkindsoftoys,boysandgirls
maylearntousespecialccmputers--machinesthatanswer
questionsanddoarithmeticfasterthanyoucanthink.
Bicyclesandperhapsskatesmayberunbyjet
power,andanewthingtoridemaybeasmallflying
saucer.Imaginearacebetweenthem!
Theremaybetelepathyhelmetsthatsendthought
wavesfromyourbraintothat
ofyourfriendmilesaway.Youjustthinkathoughtand
yourfriendknowsit!Youcanhavesecretswitheach
otherthatnobodyelsecanturniton!
Therewillbeothersurprisesinthefuture.How
wouldyouliketohavearobot
playmate?
Havingrobotplaymatesmaynotbesomuchfunasit
seems.Butmaybeaboywithawrenchandascrewdriver
canfixtherobotsothatitwon’tbetooperfect!
Whataboutthefoodofthefuture?Scientiststhink
thatmuchofitwillbeartificialmadeinfactoriesfrom
suchsurprisingthingsascoal.1imestone。airandwater.
Youdon’tthinkthatice-creamorcakeorcandyor
evenbreadandpotatoesmadeoutofthesethingswill
tasteverygood.Youmaybewrong.Theseartificialthings
willbeblendedsoskillfullybefoodchemiststhatthe
foodofthefutureprobablywi11bedelicious.It
probablywillalsobehealthfulbe-causelifewillbe
putintoit.
Scientistsofthefuturewillalmostcertainlyfind
otherwaystomakelifelastlonger.Theyprobablywill
findcuresformostdiseases.Hospitalswillprobably
have“bodybanks”thatcangiveyoualmostanynewpart
youneedtokeeponliving.Peopleofthefuturemaylive
tobealotolderthan100years.
Areyouwonderingwhetherthere’11betelevisionin
thefuture?There’llalmostcertainlybewonderful
programs.Televisionscreensprobablywi11belargeand
flat,hangingonthewallorgoingacrossthefourwalls
ofaroom.Peopleonthescreenwilllookrealasif
theywererightintheroomwithyou.Whatabouthighways
ofthefuture?Well,averysmallchildprobablywillbe
abletodriveacar.Nobodywillneedtosteer.Electric
signalswillholdeachcarontherightroadtoget
whereverthe“Driver”wantstogo.Anditprobablywillbe
impossibleforcarstosmashtogether。Controllersthat
won’tevenhavetobetouchedwillmakeallspeeding
carsmisseachotherorwillputonthebrakes.Driving
inacarwillbeassafeasbeingathome.
Butmaybethemostwonderfulsurpriseinthefuture
willbeweathercontrol,Citiesmayhavegiantplastic
domesoverthemtokeepoutsnow,rain,orstorms.
Whenyouplanapicnicinapark。youwon'thaveto
worryaboutrain.Itwillrainonlywhenthe“
weatherman”thinksitisneededtofreshentheairinside
thecity.Allotherdayswillbefairandwarm.
Thefutureshouldbeawonderfultimeinwhichto
live.Butthetimeyouarelivinginnowwasalso“a
wonderfulfuture”tothepeoplewholived100yearsago.
2。ThreeThingsThatWillChangeYourLife
Todayourlivesarechangingfasterthanatanytime
inhistory.Herewereportonthreeimportantchanges
thatwillhaveabigimpactonoureverydaylivesinthe
future.
ThecashlesssocietyCashandbank-noteswi1l
disappearalmostcompletely.Theywillbereplacedby
smartcards--plasticcardswithmicrochip
processors“l(fā)oaded”
withsomemoney.Whenwepayforgoods.theretailerw1l
insertoursmartcardintoapaymentterminalandmoney
w.1lbetransferredfromourcardtotheretailer's
card.Whenallthemoneyisusedup,wewillbeable
to“re-load”itbyinsertingitintoatelephone,dialing
ourbankaccountandtransferringmoneytothecardfrom
theaccount.1fwewanttotransfermoneyfromourcard
toabankac-count.wewillusethesamemethod.Smart
cardswillbeabletoholdseveraldifferentcurrencies
atthesametime.soifwegoaboard.wewilluseour
smartcardsinthesameway.
InteractivetelephonesHumantelephoneoperators
willbesharplyreplacedbytalkingcomputers.These
computerswillrecognizespeech.a(chǎn)skuswhatinformation
weneed,accesstheinformationfromadatabase,and
convertittospeech.Ifwewanttobookaflightor
payabillbyphone,wewillinteractwithatalking
computertodoSO.Ofcourse,thiswon'thappenuntilall
thetechnologyis
inplace,butwhenitiswewillsoongetusedto
interactingwithcomputersinthisway.Humantelephone
operatorswillbeusedonlyformorecomplexoperations
suchasdealingwithcomplaintsorsolvingconcrete
problems.
IntelligentcarsTrafficcongestionincitieswillbe
reducedbecausedriverswilluseelectronicroutemaps
tofindthequickestroutetotheirdestinationand
avoidtrafficjams.Congestionwillalsodecreasewhen
electronicsystemsstartchangingmotoristsfordriving
incities.Assoonasmotoristshavetopaytodrivein
cities,theywillstopUsingtheircarsandusepublic
transportinstead.
Speedcontrolsystemswillbebuiltintocars.These
systemswillautomaticallyregulatethespeedofthecar
totakeaccountoftrafficandweatherconditionsand
preventaccidents.Itwillbemanyyearsbeforethese
changesbringresultsbutwhentheydo,therewillbea
titanicimprovementinroadsafety.
TheFirstPeriod
TeachingAims:
1.EnCoLlragethestudentstousetheirimaginationto
talkaboutlifeinthefuture.
2.Trainthestudents'1isteningability.
3.Improvethestudents’speakingabilitybypractising
makingpredictions.
TeachingImportantPoints:
1.Trainthestudcnts'1isteningability.
2.Letthestudentsgivefreereintotheir1
imagination.
TeachingDifficultPoints:
1.Howdoimprovethestudents'listeningability.
2.Howtofinishthetaskofspeaking.
TeachingMethods:
1.Listening-and-answeringactivitytohelpthestudents
gothroughthelisteningmaterial.
2.Individual,pairorgroupworktomakeeverystudent
workinclass.
TeachingAids:
1.somepictures
2.a(chǎn)taperecorder
3,aprojector
4.theblackboard
TeachingProcedures:
StepIGreetingsandLead-in
T:Goodmorning/afternoon,everyone.
Ss:Goodmorning/afternoon,teacher.
T:Sitdown,please.Nowwe'rehavingaclassinabight
andspaciousclass-roomwithmodernequipmentsuchas
radiosandcomputers.Andweallliveahappylife
today.Wecangetwhateverwewant.Doyouknowhowdid
peopleliveinthepast?
(Onestudentstandsup.)
S:WhenIwasachild,mygreat-grandfatheroftentoldme
thestoriesofhiminthepast.Heoftengothungryand
didn’thaveenoughmoneytogotoschoolandhadno
chance…Ithinkpeopleliveamiserablelifeinthepast.
T:Yeah.Peoplelivedahardinthepast.Withthe
developmentofscienceandtechnology,people'slife
haschangedalot.Nowwealllivehappily.Whatdoyou
imaginelifewillbelikeinthefuture?Todayweare
goingtostudyUnit6Lifeinthefuture.(Bb:Unit6
Lifeinthefuture)Itwilltelluswhatlifewillbe
likeinthefuture.
StepⅡWarmingup
T:Nowlet'sfirsthaveadiscussionaboutthefutureof
oneoftheareasinourbooks.Discussthemingroupsof
four.Afterawhile,I'1laskoneofyoutore-
porttheresults.
T:Nowpleasediscusssomequestions.(Showthepicture
andquestionsonthescreen.)
Howwillpeopletravelinthefuture?
Wherewilltheygo?Why?
(Givethestudentsanothertwominutestodiscuss.)
T:Who’dliketotellmehowpeoplewilltravelinthe
futureandwheretheywill
goandwhy?
(OneStudentputsuphishand.)
T:Oh,LiJun,youhaveatry.
S:Ithinkpeoplewilltravelbyusingpublic
transport.Electriccarswillbe
travelingthroughthestreetsdayandnight.Anybodywill
beabletostoponeandtakeit.Theycangowherever
theywant.
S:Ithinkpeoplewilltravelbycar,whichdoesn'tburn
gas,butsolarenergy.In-
steadofwheels,thecarneedsaCushionofair.Thus。it
canfloatintheair.You
cangowhereveryouwantaslongasyoupressabutton
onthecomputerinthe
car.What'smore,itwon'tcauseanypollution.
(AndthenasksomeStudentstore-port.)
Howwi1lpeoplecommunicateinthefuture?
S:Peoplewillcommunicatewitheachotherwith
computers,whicharesetinthewatches.
Wherewillpeopleworkinthefuture?
Whatkindofjobswilltheyhave?
S:Peoplewil1workathome.Theonlythingthatpeopledo
istocontroltherobotsbypressingthebuttonsont11e
computerandletthemworkforus.
Howwillpeopledobusinessinthefuture?
Whatkindofmoneywilltheyuse?
S:Bytheyear2l00,shopswillnolongerexist.Computers
willhavereplacedthem,andpeoplewillordergoodsfrom
home.Insteadofpapermoney,theywillusecreditcards.
Whatlanguageswillpeoplespeakinthefuture?
WillpeoplestillspeakChineseandEng1ish?
S:Insteadofanylanguage,peopleWillusecodetotalk
witheachother.Iftheyusealanguagetocommunicate,I
thinkt11eyWillspeakChinese.Becauseourcountrywill
bethestrongestone.
Whatwillschoolsbelikeinthefuture?
Whatsubjectswillpeoplestudy?
S:SchoolswillbesetupontheInternet.Studentscan
stayathomeandusecomputerstostudy.Wecanalso
down-loadsomeinformation.We'llstudysocial
sciences,naturalsciencesandsoon.Schoolingwi11be
muchmoreinterestingandeffective.
(Afterdiscussingallthequestions,theteachersaysthe
following.)
T:Inspiteofallthesechanges,maninthefuturewill
stillhavealotincommonwithus.Theywi1lhave
thoughtsandemotionssimilartoours.Anyhow,theywill
behumanbeings.
StepⅢListening
T:NowopenyourbooksatPage42.Let'sdosome
Listening.FirstPart1.You'regoingtolistentoa
letteraboutMekanika'slife.Listencarefullyandpay
attentiontotheyearwhensheisliving,theplacewhere
she1ives,thethingsthathappenedtothepeopleonthe
earthandthereasonwhysheiswritingyouthis
letter.Writedownwhatyouhear.AtlastI'llcheckthe
answerswithyou.Isthatclear?
Ss:Yes.
T:OK.Let'sbegin.
(Teacherplaysthetapeforthefirsttime.Thenplays
forthesecondtime,duringwhichtimeteachermaypause
forthestudentstowritedownthein-formation
.FinallyteachercheckstheanswersinPartlwiththe
wholeclass.)
T:NextlistentoPart2anddothetwoexercisesin
them.
(TeacherletsthestudentsgothroughtheExxinPart2
andthenplaysthetapeforthestudents.Atlastcheck
theanswers.)
StepⅣSpeaking
T:NOWlookatthepictureinSpeakingPart.Therearetwo
girlsinthepicture.Onegirlisworkingonthe
computer.Theotherismakingaphonecall.Canyoufind
anythingdifferentbetweenthem?
Ss:No.Theyarethesame.Maybetheyaretwins.
T:No,theyaren'ttwins.Oneofthemiscloned.Withthe
developmentoftechnology,scientistswillbeableto
clonepersonsaswellasanimals.Supposetheyearis
2089andscientistshavediscoveredhowto
make“doubles”,ex-actcopiesofapersonthatcando
everythingtheoriginalcando.Nowworkingroupsof
fourtodiscussthequestionwhetherthenewtechno1ogy
shouldbeused.Firstgiveyouropinionandtellthe
reason.Writeitinyourtextbooks.Afterthatmakeupa
shortdialogue,
usingtheinformationinyourbooksandtheuseful
expressionsontheblackboard.
(Bb:Itwouldbewonderfulif…
Itwouldbebadfor…if…
It’spossible/impossibletopredict…
Noonecanpredictwhat/when…
Justimag
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