八年級(jí)英語(yǔ)NewspapersLanguage課件

EighthgradeEnglishnewspaperslangcourseware目錄IntroductionTheCharacteristicsofNewspaperLanguageReadingandunderstandingnewspaperarticles目錄WritingnewsreportsNewspapersandModernLifeSummaryandReview01IntroductionCoursebackgroundWiththeadvancementofglobalization,theimportanceofEnglishasaninternationallinguafrancaisbecomingincreasinglyprominent.TheeighthgradeEnglishcourseiscommittedtolayingasolidfoundationinEnglishforstudentsandcultivatingtheircross-culturalcommunicationskills.要點(diǎn)一要點(diǎn)二CourseobjectiveThiscourseaimstoimprovestudents'comprehensiveEnglishproficiencythroughsystematictraininginlistening,speaking,reading,andwriting,whilecultivatingtheircross-culturalawarenessandcriticalthinkingabilities.CourseIntroductionCourseobjectivesLanguageSkillsObjective:Studentsareproficientinlistening,speaking,reading,andwritingEnglish,abletocommunicatefluentlyindailylife,andpossesscertaincross-culturalcommunicationskills.Culturalknowledgeobjective:StudentsareabletounderstandtheculturalbackgroundandcustomsofEnglishspeakingcountries,enhancetheircross-culturalcommunicationskills,andcultivatetheirrespectandunderstandingofmulticulturalism.Thinkingabilitygoal:Studentsareabletousecriticalthinkingtoanalyze,evaluate,andcreatetexts,improvetheirproblem-solvingabilities,andcultivatetheirindependentthinkingandself-learningabilities.Emotionalattitudegoal:Studentscanestablishapositivelearningattitude,enhancetheirinterestandconfidenceinlearningEnglish,andcultivatetheirwillpowertotryandovercomedifficulties.02TheCharacteristicsofNewspaperLanguageHeadlinesareconsistent,usingasfewwordsaspossibletoreceivetheessayofthenewsBrevityTocapturereaderattention,headlinesareoftenusedinvivoandattentiongrabbinglanguageVividnessHeadlineslivetopresentfactsobjectively,avoidingemotionallanguageandopinionsObjectivityTheLanguageCharacteristicsofNewsHeadlinesFactualandObjective01NewsarticlesarewrittenwithafocusonimprovingaccuracyandobjectiveinformationWellOrganized02Thestructureofnewsarticlesisoftenclearandwellorganized,withintroductionparagraphs,bodyparagraphs,andconclusionsInformativeandEducational03Newsarticlesaredesignedtoinformandeducatereaders,providingcontextandbackgroundinformationTheWritingStyleofNewsTextSpecializedVocabularyNewslanguageoftenusestechnicalandspecializedvocabularyrelatedtothetopicbeingcoveredComplexSentenceStructureToaccommodateinformationclearlyandeffectively,newsarticlesoftenusecomplexSentenceStructure,includinglongsentencesandembeddedclauseswithinclausesActiveVoiceTheactivevoiceiscommonlyusedinnewswritingtogiveasenseofurgencyandactionTheVocabularyandGrammarCharacteristicsofNewsLanguage03ReadingandunderstandingnewspaperarticlesThenewstitleisabriefsummaryofthenewscontent,whichshouldfocusonkeyinformationsuchastime,location,people,andevents.Payattentiontotheverbsandnounsinthetitle,astheyusuallyconveythemaincontentofthenews.Payattentiontotheadjectivesandadverbsinthetitle,astheymayindicatetheemotionalcolorandimportanceofthenews.HowtounderstandnewsheadlinesPayattentiontodata,citations,andfactualevidenceinthenewstoevaluateitsauthenticityandcredibility.Whenreadingnews,payattentiontoparagraphstructureandhierarchy,andunderstandtheauthor'sviewpointandposition.Payattentiontodetaileddescriptionsinthenews,suchastime,location,characters,andthedevelopmentprocessofevents.HowtoUnderstandNewsTextNewsimagesandchartsareusuallyusedtosupplementandexplainnewscontent,andshouldbeunderstoodinconjunctionwithtextualcontent.Payattentiontotheinformationintheimage,suchasthefacialexpressions,actions,andenvironmentalbackgroundofthecharacters.Chartsmaycontaindataandtrends,soitisimportanttofocusonthekeyinformationinthechartandunderstanditssignificance.Howtounderstandnewsimagesandcharts04WritingnewsreportsThestructureofnewsreportingHeadlineAconclusionandcatchheadlinethatsummarizesthemainideaofthenewsreportLeadAbriefparagraphthatintroducesthestoryandhooksthereader'sinterestBodyContainsthemaininformationofthestory,includingrelevantdetails,quotes,andbackgroundinformationConclusionWrapsupthestoryandprovidesanyadditionalinformationorclosureNewsreportingshouldbeobjectiveandunbiased,avoidingpersonalopinionsorbiasesObjectivelanguageSentencesinnewsreportstendtobeshortandconsistent,makingthetexteasytoreadanddigestShortsensesTheactivevoiceispreferredinnewsreportingtomakethetextmoreengagingandreadyActivevoiceTransitionalwordsandphrasesareusedtoconnectideasandmakethetextflowmoresmoothlyUseoftransitionalwordsTheLanguageCharacteristicsofNewsReportingFactcheckingEnsureallinformationisaccurateandverifiable,anduserelatedsourcesEffectivelyinterviewsubjectstootherrelevantinformationandquotesCarefullyplanoutthestructureofthereporttoensureitiscoherentandeasytofollowProofreadandedityourreportstoensuretheyarefreeofgrammarandspellingerrors,andareformattedcorrectlyInterviewingskillsOrganizationEditingandproofreadingWritingTechniquesforNewsReporting05NewspapersandModernLifeNewspapersareanimportantchannelforinformationdissemination,providingreaderswithavarietyofnewsandinformationoncurrentaffairs,politics,economy,culture,andotherfieldsNewspapershaveauniquepositioninthemediaindustry,astheyareoneofthefewmediathatcanprovidecomprehensivecoverageoflocalandglobalnewseventsNewspapersplayaclinicalroleintheformationofpublicopinion,astheyprovidereaderswithinformationandperspectivesonissues,allowingthemtoformtheirownopinionsandviewsTheroleofnewspapersininformationdissertation01Newspapershaveasignificantimpactonmodernlife,astheirshapepeople'sunderstandingoftheworldandtheirviewsoncurrentaffairs02Newspapersprovidereaderswithaplatformtoexpresstheiropinionsandsharetheirideas,allowingthemtoparticipateinpublicdiscussionsandsocialmovements03Newspapersalsoserveasasourceofentertainmentandculturalreflection,providingreaderswithavarietyofstories,columns,andfeaturesthatenrichtheirdailylivesTheImpactofNewspapersonModernLifeTheDevelopmentTrendsandFutureProspectsofNewspapersWiththedevelopmentofdigitaltechnology,newspapersarefacingnewchallengesandopportunitiesToadapttothechangingmediaenvironment,newspapersneedtoexplorenewbusinessmodelsandrevenuestreams,suchasonlinesubscriptionservices,digitaladvertising,andeventsmarketingAtthesametime,newspapersalsoneedtoinnovateincontentproductionanddeliverymethodstoattractandretainreadersinthedigitalageInthefuture,newspapersmaycontinuetoplayanimportantroleininformationdisseminationandpublicopinionformation,buttheywillalsoneedtoexplorenewwaysofoperationandrevenuegenerationinordertosurviveanddriveinthemediaindustry06SummaryandReviewNewspaperlanguageThispartmainlyintroducesthecharacteristicsandstylesofnewspaperlanguage,includingtheuseofsimpleanddirectlanguage,theuseofinvertedintentions,andtheuseofheadlinesNewsreportsThispartfocusesonhowtowritenewsreports,includingthestructureofnewsreports,theuseofobjectivelanguage,andtheuseofdataandevidencetosupportthereportEditorialsThispartintroduceshowtowriteeditors,includingthestructureofeditors,theuseofargumentativelanguage,andtheuseofevidenceandlogictosupporttheargumentReviewofthemaincontentofthiscourseRegularquizzeswillbeconductedtoassessstudents'understandingandapplicationofthecoursecontentThequizzeswillcoverallaspectsofthecourse,includingnewspaperlanguage,newsreports,andeditorsStudentswillbeenrichedtoprovidefeedbackandconstructivecriticismtoeachother'sworkThiswillhelpthemle