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TheFifthPeriod●从容说课Thisisthefifthperiodofthisunit.Inthisperiod,studentsaredesignedtodiscusswhatkindofpersonBillGatesis.ThepurposeistogivestudentsachancetopracticetheiroralEnglish,atthesametime,theycanhaveathoroughideaofqualitiesgreatpeoplehaveincommon.Inthisperiod,thereisareadingpassagetopracticereading.ThisistheendofElias’story.Inordertoarousethestudents’interestsinreadinganddeveloptheabilityofprediction,itisimportanttohaveadiscussionaboutthepossiblefinalresultbeforereading.What’smore,therearesomenewwordsandexpressionsinthepassage,soitisnecessarytodealwiththenewwordsandexpressionsofthispart,soastomakeiteasyforstudentstounderstandthecontents.●三维目标1.Knowledge:Learnandmasterthenewwordsandexpressionsinthisperiod.Words:blanket,degree,guard,educated,terror,fear,cruelty,reward,right,criminal,leaderPhrases:cometopowerSentences:IfeltbadthefirsttimeItalkedtoagroup.Wereadbooksunderourblanketsandusedanythingwecouldfindtomakecandlestoseethewords.Astheywerenotclevererthanme,butdidpasstheirexams.2.Ability:(1)Talkaboutthefinequalityofgreatpeopletoimprovethestudents’speakingability.(2)Doreadingpracticetoimprovethestudents’readingabilities.(3)Learntothinkaboutapersonorasituationindifferentrespects.3.Emotion:(1)Learnaboutsomegreatpeopleandqualitiestheyhaveincommon.(2)Developthestudents’moralquality.●教学重点(1)Haveadiscussionaboutthefinequalityofgreatpeopletoimprovethestudents’speakingability.(2)Enablethestudentstograspthemainideaofthepassage.(3)Improvethestudents’readingability.●教学难点(1)Howtoexpresstheirownopinionsandideas.(2)Howtograspthemainideaofatextorapassage.●教具准备Themultimediaandtheblackboard.●教学过程Step1GreetingsGreetthewholeclassasusual.Step2Newwords6,T:Todaywewilllearnanotherpassage“TherestofElias’story”.Beforethat,let’sfirstlearnnewwordsinthispassage.Pleasehavealookatthekeywordsontheblackboard.Doyouknowthemeaningsofthem?Ifnot,youcancheckthemonPage97.(Givethemseveralminutesforthemtogettoknowthemeaningsofthesewords.)T:Let’sreadthesenewwordstogether.Step3Lead-inT:Well.Fromthefirstpassage,weknowsomeinformationaboutElias.Inthelastparagraphofthefirstpassage,Eliastoldusthatalthoughhedidnotlikeviolence,butin1963hehelpedNelsonMandelablowupsomegovernmentbuildingsbecausehethoughtitwastorealizetheirdreamofmakingblackandwhitepeopleequal.Butasweallknow,itbrokethelaw.Whatwouldhappentohim?Youcanhaveadiscussionaboutthisquestionwithyourpartner.(Twominuteslater.)S1:Inmyopinion,hewascaughtandputinprisonforyears.S2:Ithinkhewasveryluckytoescapebeingpunished.S3:Ibelievethathewascaughtandbesentencedtodeath.T:Yes.MaybedifferentstudentshavedifferentopinionsaboutElias.Todaywe’llfinishreadingthestory.Afterthisperiod,youwillknowwhatactuallyhappenedtohim.Step4ListeningT:Nowpleaselistentothepassagecarefullyandfindtheanswertothisquestion:WhathappenedtoElias?(Showthequestiononthescreenandplaythetapeforthestudentstolisten.)T:Whowouldliketoanswerthequestion?S4:EliaswassenttoRobbenIsland.T:CanyoutellmesomethingaboutRobbenIsland?S4:Yes.Itwasaprisonfromwhichnooneescaped.Thesoundofitsnamemadepeopleafraid.Step5ReadingT:Good.PleaseopenyourbooksandturntoPage38.Readthepassagecarefullyandthenchoosethebestanswertocompleteeachsentence.(Showthefollowingsentencesonthescreen.)Choosethebestanswertocompleteeachsentence.1.Eliaswasunhappyintheprisonbecause____________.A.hewaskeptwiththecriminalsB.theprisonguardsstudiedwithhimC.hehadtostudyD.hecouldnotstudyforadegree2.NelsonMandelashowedhowgoodaleaderhewasbecause____________.A.hefoughttheguardsinprisonB.herefusedtolettheguardsstudyinhisschoolC.helettheguardsstudyinhisschoolbutnottaketheexamsD.helettheguardsstudyeventhoughtheprisonerscouldnottaketheexams3.LifeforEliaswasnottoobadinprisonbecause____________.A.hehadtostudyB.hecouldstudywiththeguardsC.hewantedtostudyD.hecouldstudyandgetadegree6,4.AsleaderofSouthAfrica,NelsonMandelahelpedprisonersofRobbenIslandby________.A.givingthemaneducationB.givingthemmoneyC.puttingtheguardsinprisonD.givingthemajobT:OK.Everyone,areyouready?Ss:Yes.(Thestudentsbegintoread.Afewminuteslater,teacherbeginstochecktheirunderstandingofthetext.)T:Nowpleasecheckyouranswerswithyourpartner.Atlast,I’llchecktheanswers.(Suggestedanswers:DDBA)T:Youalldidagoodjob.Now,you’veunderstoodthepassagebetter.Nowpleasereadthepassageafterthetape.Step6RetellingT:Well,IthinkuptonowyouhaveknownalotofinformationaboutElias.NowsupposeyouareElias’friend,pleaseintroducehim.I’llgiveyousomeminutestoprepare.Maybeyoucanbeginwithyourintroductionlikethat:Eliasismygoodfriend.He....(Someminuteslater.)T:OK.Timeisup.Who’dliketohaveatry?S6:I’dliketo.Eliasismygoodfriend.HewasapoorblackworkerinSouthAfrica.Hebeganschoolatsix.Buttwoyearslater,hehadtoleavebecausehisfamilycouldnotcontinuetopaytheschoolfeesandthebusfare.Sohecouldnotreadorwrite.Afterthathegotajobinagoldmine.ButbecausehewasnotborninJohannesburg,hedidnothavethepassbook.Atthattime,hefirstmetNelsonMandela.NelsonMandelatoldhimwhattodoandhowtogetthecorrectpaperssohecouldstayinJohannesburg.WhenNelsonMandelaorganizedtheANCYouthLeague,hehelpedNelsonMandelablowupsomegovernmentbuildingsbecauseheknewitwastorealizetheirdreamofmakingblackandwhitepeopleequal.Unluckily,hewassenttoRobbenIsland,whichwasaprisonfromwhichnooneescaped.ButwhenhegotthereNelsonMandelawasalsothere.NelsonMandelabeganaschoolforprisonerswhohadstudiedverylittle.Eliasbecameagoodstudentbutcouldnotstudyforadegree.Whenhefinishedthefouryearsinprison,hehadfoundajobbutbecausethepolicetoldtheimportantmeninhisbusinessthathehadbeentoprisonforblowingupgovernmentbuildingshelosthisjob.WhenMrMandelaandtheANCcametopowerin1993,hegaveEliasajobtakingtouristsroundhisoldprisononRobbenIsland.That’sall.T:Agoodjob.Nowlet’sdealwiththelanguagepointsinthispart.(1)IfeltbadthefirsttimeItalkedtoagroup.thefirsttime起连词的作用,引导时间状语从句。ThefirsttimeImethim,Ithoughthimnice.(2)Wereadbooksunderourblanketsandusedanythingwecouldfindtomakecandlestoseethewords.wecouldfind是定语从句,修饰anything。tomakecandles及toseethewords是目的状语。(3)Astheywerenotclevererthanme,butdidpasstheirexams.didpass是强调结构,强调谓语动词时,在动词原形前加do/does/did。Idohopeyouhaveanicetrip.HedoesspeakEnglishwell.6,Step7ReadingtaskT:Verygood.Nowyouaregoingtolookatafamousman,BillGates.Usetheskillsyouhavelearnedaboutexpressingpointsofviewanddecidewhetheryouthinkheisagreatman.Ifyouhaveanopinionaboutthatalready,pleasefinishthissentence.(Showthissentenceonthescreen.)IthinkBillGatesis/isnotagreatmanbecause____________.Possibleversion:1.IthinkBillGatesisnotagreatmanbecausehedidn’tchangetheworldandmaketheworldfairer.2.IthinkBillGatesisagreatmanbecausehewillchangetheworldbyhelpingtheeducationandhealthofmanychildrenaroundtheworld.T:Justnow,youjustexpressedyourpointofview.NowpleasereadthroughtheevidenceandfillintheresearchnoteonPage74.Don’taddanythingorleaveanythingout.T:Now,pleasereadthepassagequicklyandmakenotesaccordingtothesheet.(Givethestudentssomeminutestoprepare.)T:Nowtimeisup.Let’scheckyouranswerstogether.Step8ReadingaloudT:Nowpleasereadthepassageafterthetape.Paymoreattentiontotheunderlinedsentencesandtheirpause.Step9DiscussionT:NowyouhavetodecidewhatyouthinkofBillGates.Heisasuccessfulandrichmanbutisheagreatman?Hashegivenupanything(notmoney)inhislifetohelpotherpeopleandmakethingsfairerintheworld?Nowpleasediscusswithyourpartner.(Givestudentsthreeminutestodiscuss.)T:OK.Stophere,please.What’syouropinion,Mary?S1:IthinkBillGatesissuccessfulandrichbutheisnotagreatman.Ofcourse,heisverycleverandhasalotofmoney.Hehasgivenmillionsofdollarstohelptheeducationandhealthofmanychildrenaroundtheworld.Buthedidn’tchangetheworldandmaketheworldfairer.Inaword,heisnotagreatmanbutagoodman.T:Doyouagreewithher?S2:No.Inmyopinion,itisnoteasytogivemillionsofmoneytohelpotherpeople,butBillGatesdidso.Heisverygenerous.Bymeansofhelpingtheeducationandhealthofmanychildrenaroundtheworld,hewillchangetheworldbecausechildrenarethefutureowneroftheworld.T:You’rebothverygood.ButperhapsdifferentpeoplehavedifferentopinionsaboutBillGates.Itisnatural.Youcanhaveadeepdiscussionafterclass.Step10SummaryT:Inthisclass,wehavereadtwopassages.OneistherestofElias’story.TheotherisapassageaboutBillGates.Inthefirstpart,welearnedsomenewwordsandexpressions.Afterthat,wehadadiscussionaboutBillGates,whichhelpstounderstandwhatqualitiesagreatpersonshouldhave.Step11HomeworkLookupsomeotherinformationaboutBillGatesandhiscareerafterclass.●板书设计Unit5NelsonMandela—amodernhero6,TheFifthPeriodblanketdegreeeducatedterrorfearcrueltyreward1.IfeltbadthefirsttimeItalkedtoagroup.2.Wereadbooksunderourblanketsandusedanythingwecouldfindtomakecandlestoseethewords.3.Astheywerenotclevererthanme,butdidpasstheirterrorexams.●活动与探究Nowyourateyourpartner’slisteningskills:Howoftendotheydothefollowing?Onascalefrom1to5,givethemascoreasfollows:1=never,2=rarely,3=sometimes,4=often,5=veryoften.behaviorscoreMypartneravoidsstayingonasubjectuntilitissolved.Mypartnermakeassumptionsaboutmyfeelingsorthoughts.Mypartnercommentswith,“Yes,but...”tomysuggestionsoropinions.Mypartnerbringsuppastissuesduringcurrentdisagreements.Mypartnerinterruptsmyconversation.MypartnerusesarcasmorjokestorespondwhenItalk.Mypartnerrespondstomycomplaintswithacomplaint.Mypartnerinsultsandcriticizesme.Mypartnerrespondstomewithphraseslike,“That’sridiculous.”Mypartnerseesonlyhispointofview.TOTAL(Addupthescoresforyourpartner.)●备课资料BillGatesWilliam(Bill)H.GatesischairmanandchiefsoftwarearchitectofMicrosoftCorporation,theworldwideleaderinsoftware,servicesandsolutionsthathelppeopleandbusinessesrealizetheirfullpotential.MicrosofthadrevenuesofUS$36.84billionforthefiscalyearendingJune2004,andemploysmorethan55000peoplein85countriesandregions.BornonOct.28,1955,GatesgrewupinSeattlewithhistwosisters.Theirfather,WilliamH.GatesⅡ,isaSeattleattorney.Theirlatemother,MaryGates,wasaschoolteacher,UniversityofWashingtonregent,andchairwomanofUnitedWayInternational.GatesattendedpublicelementaryschoolandtheprivateLakesideSchool.There,hediscoveredhisinterestinsoftwareandbeganprogrammingcomputersatage13.In1973,GatesenteredHarvardUniversityasafreshman,whereheliveddownthehallfromSteveBallmer,nowMicrosoft’schiefexecutiveofficer.WhileatHarvard,GatesdevelopedaversionoftheprogramminglanguageBASICforthefirstmicrocomputer—theMITSAltair.Inhisjunioryear,GatesleftHarvardtodevotehisenergiestoMicrosoft,acompanyhehad6,begunin1975withhischildhoodfriendPaulAllen.Guidedbyabeliefthatthecomputerwouldbeavaluabletooloneveryofficedesktopandineveryhome,theybegandevelopingsoftwareforpersonalcomputers.Gates’foresightandhisvisionforpersonalcomputinghavebeencentraltothesuccessofMicrosoftandthesoftwareindustry.Toprow:SteveWood(left),BobWallace,JimLane.Middlerow:BobO’Rear,BobGreenberg,MarcMcDonald,GordonLetwin.Bottomrow:BillGates,AndreaLewis,MarlaWood,PaulAllen.December7,1978.UnderGates’leadership,Microsoft’smissionhasbeentocontinuallyadvanceandimprovesoftwaretechnology,andtomakeiteasier,morecost-effectiveandmoreenjoyableforpeopletousecomputers.Thecompanyiscommittedtoalong-termview,reflectedinitsinvestmentofapproximately$6.2billiononresearchanddevelopmentinthe2005fiscalyear.Gateshasdonatedtheproceedsofbothbookstonon-profitorganizationsthatsupporttheuseoftechnologyineducationandskillsdevelopment.Inadditiontohisloveofcomputersandsoftware,GatesfoundedCorbis,whichisdevelopingoneoftheworld’slargestresourcesofvisualinformation—acomprehensivedigitalarchiveofartandphotographyfrompublicandprivatecollectionsaroundtheglobe.HeisalsoamemberoftheboardofdirectorsofBerkshireHathawayInc.,whichinvestsincompaniesengagedindiversebusinessactivities.PhilanthropyisalsoimportanttoGates.Heandhiswife,Melinda,haveendowedafoundationwithmorethan$27billion(asofMarch2004)tosupportphilanthropicinitiativesintheareasofglobalhealthandlearning,withthehopethatinthe21stcentury,advancesinthesecriticalareaswillbeavailableforallpeople.TheBillandMelindaGatesFoundationhascommittedmorethan$3.2billiontoorganizationsworkinginglobalhealth;morethan$2billiontoimprovelearningopportunities,includingtheGatesLibraryInitiativetobringcomputers,InternetAccessandtrainingtopubliclibrariesinlow-incomecommunitiesintheUnitedStatesandCanada;morethan$477milliontocommunityprojectsinthePacificNorthwest;andmorethan$488milliontospecialprojectsandannualgivingcampaigns.GateswasmarriedonJan.1,1994,toMelindaFrenchGates.Theyhavethreechildren.Gatesisanavidreader,andenjoysplayinggolfandbridge.6 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