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守波工程流養课程大学英语视听说IV教师 林琼NO 课 题Unit 1 Enjoy your feelings课时4课 型新授课V讨论课 习题课实验课其它授课班级授课日期学的 教目Teaching Aims：1 .Describing good and poor memory,2.expressing sympathy,3.resuming interrupted speech教学重点、 难点及处理Teaching Content1. Lead In2.Basic listening practice3. Listening In4. Speaking out5. Let's talk6. Assignment教具设备挂 图多媒体课件PPT,电脑,投影卜业 夕 课作1 .Further Listening and Speaking2.Speaking后析 课分制订日期2014年9月1日备 注备课笔记附后:Unit 1 Enjoy your feelingsI. lead-in1. Watch the video clip from The Sleeping Beauty and answer the following questions.Questions:a. What makes you happy?b. Why do people get angry? Please give at least three reasons people get angry.c. How do you understand happiness?2. Pair work: Do you agree with each other?Procedure:a. Divide yourselves into pairs.b. Each pair will receive a handout on which are some statements.c. Read the statements and share your views to see whether you agree with each other. If there are some disagreements, try to convince each other with details, examples etc. If you agree with each other, also provide reasons for thinking so.d. Check your answers with those provided by the teacher to see whether you are well equipped with information of this kind.II. Basic listening practice1. Brainstorma. Whatwords or expressions canyouuse insteadof happy?b. Whatwords or expressions canyouthink of asrelated to sad?c. Whatwords or expressions canyouthink of asrelated to angry?2. Classwork: ImprovisationDirections: Think of the situations or affairs that make you happy and complete the sentence:I am happy when . Each student should give at least a situation.For example: I am happy when I have something to look forward to with excitement and anticipation.III. Listening in1. Pair wok: Role-playDirections: Create a dialogue with your partner based on the following situation and act it out. Please use as many of the listed words and expressions as possible in your dialogue.Situation: A and B are classmates. A accidentally spills some ink on the beautiful dress of B, who is going to attend an important party in it. A apologizes for his carelessness but B is a little angry as she has no other dress for the party. But A's sincere attitude and words please B and they go to get the dress cleaned.Words and expressions: spill, ruin, wash off, look upset, blow up, lose your cool, fly off the handle, cost a fortune, accident2. Group work: How to make yourself in a happy state of mind?Procedure:a. Divide yourselves into groups of three students.b. People have quite different ways to acljust their moods: relieving anxiety, stress, depression, etc. Some people like to go shopping when depressed, some like eating, some like having a heart-to-heart talk with intimate friends. Think about the ways you make yourselves happy, especially when you are depressed or upset.c. Share your experiences or methods that can make you in a high mood.3. Pair work: Test your view on happinessProcedure:a. Divide yourselves into pairs.b. Each student in a pair will receive a handout on which there are test items. Keep yours secret from your partner.c. Read the test items on your handout and get the main idea.d. Begin the test by repeating the test items from memory and ask your partner to tell you his choices and give reasons for thinking so. Do the test in turns.e. Tell each other the answers and convince your partner by supporting your answers with examples or research results.4. Language Tipsa. “Dam" is used for emphasizing what you are saying, especially when you are annoyed about something. (Informal)b. If something cost a fortune, it is very expensive, "fortune'' means “ a very large amount of money”.c. "You've got the nerve talking like that'' means "you've got a rude attitude talking like that'IV: Speaking out1. Class work: ImprovisationDirections: Give out expressions about describing one's state of mind, making and accepting suggestions, promising and refusing to help according to what you have heard in this part.a. Describing one's state of mind You look angry / depressed / gloomy.一 No wonder you're livid. I'd be mad too if someone ripped me off like that.- I almost hit the roof. I flew into a rage / fury.- You've been down in the dumps. You've got a bad case of the blues.一 !'m too sad / blue.- I am feeling really low.- You seem to be on top of the world tonight.- I'm so happy I'm about to burst.一 I'm so happy 1 want to jump for joy. No wonder you're beaming.b. Making and accepting suggestions Don't lei it gel to you. Better ignore them.一 I agree. I did manage to keep my cool. Well, the best tning you can do is to file a complaint with the Consumer Protection Agency.- Sounds like a good ideac. Promising and refusing to help一 I've come to cheer you up. I'm here to brighten your life.- I'll help you let some sunshine into your life. h's not going to work.- Don't worry. I'll help you solve the biggest problem.一 I'll help you with the main problem.- I can help you sort out the major difficulty.一 Look, relax. I'll help you with those courses. Forget it. You're on your own. Forget about it. There's nobody here but you.- Don't give it a thought. You're the only one who sees it.2. Pair work: The happiest (saddest or the most depressed) moment(s) in your lifeProcedure:a. Work with your partner and tell each other the most emotional moment(s) in your life. Each should give at least two examples.b. Share these moments with all the class.3. Activity: Which pair gets the longest list of depressing situations?Procedure:a. Think of the moments you are depressed and why you're depressedb. Divide yourselves into pairs.c. Go around the class and interview as many of your classmates as possible to see when they were depressed and why.d. Combine the results of your interview with your partner's and give a list of the moments of depression. For example, he was depressed when his girlfriend left him.e. Tell the teacher how long your list is. The pair with the longest list will be the best interviewers in your class4. Language Tipsa. ”bucks" means "dollars" in informal American English.b. "keep someone in high spirits" expresses the meaning of "keep someone in a good mood".c. "You've got me" means "I don't know or can't guess what it is”.V. Let's Talk: How to Improve Our Memory1. Pair work: QuestionsDirections: Work with your partner and answer the following questions.a. What are the causes of depression? Please list all the causes and symptoms of it with your partner.b. What are the solutions to depression? Please list all the possible answers you can think of.2. Role-play:Directions: Work with your partner and create a dialogue based on the following situation and act it out. You should use as many of the listed words and expressions as possible.Situation: A and B are both third-year college students. A looks depressed and B is trying to comfort him.A's problems include: be down in the dumps, feel too much pressure from study, the finals are coming, read for an hour and get boredB's suggested ways to relieve A's depression: cheer up, get your mind off things, not let things get you down, relax, it's no use worrying, start working harder, learn some self-discipline, stay cheerful, look on the bright side of things3. Pair work: A test on your mood.Procedure:a. Divide yourselves into pairs.b. Each one in a pair will receive a test paper which is different from your partner's. Keep it secret please.c. Go over the test paper, catch the main idea and try to keep the test items in mind.d. Administer the test to your partner by reading or repeating, if you can, the test items from your memory. Ask your partner to illustrate in detail if his answers are interesting to you.Test Paper A: Is Stress Your Problem?Directions: Please answer Yes or No to the questions. You will get one score for one Yes. If your score is more than seven, go to see a doctor.1) Do you often feel overworked and pressured?2) Do you have trouble relaxing or loosening up?3) Does your body tend to be stiff, upright and tense?4) Are you easily upset, frustrated or snappy under stress?5) Are you easily chilled? Do you have cold hands or feet?6) Do you feel weak at times?7) Are you sensitive to bright light, noise or chemical fumes? Do you need to wear dark glasses a lot?8) Do you feel significantly worse if you skip meals or go too long without eating?Test Paper B: Are you too sensitive to life's pain?Directions: Please answer Yes or No to the questions. You will get one score for one Yes. If your score is more than six, go to see a doctor.1) Do you consider yourself or do others consider you to be very sensitive?2) Does emotional pain or physical pain really get to you?3) Do you tear up or cry easily? For example, you cry even during TV commercials?4) Do you tend to avoid dealing with painful issues?5) Do you find it hard to get over losses or get through grieving?6) Have you been through a great deal of emotional pain?7) Do you crave pleasure, comfort and enjoyment from treats like chocolate, wine, romantic novels?VI: AssignmentLectures:a. Suppose you are a psychotherapist and are invited to give a lecture on the treatment of depression. Your lecture covers the following aspects: causes of depression, symptoms and treatments.b. You are a professional lecture and are invited to give a lecture to college students on the topic: Being Optimistic in life. Your lecture should cover the following aspects: importance of being optimistic, ways to be optimistic, benefits from being optimistic.课 题Unit 2 Beauty can be bought课时4课 型新授课V讨论课 习题课实验课其它授课班级授课日期教学目的Teaching Aims:1. To understand basics about beauty2. To equip with more information about cosmetic surgery3. To learn to cultivate an appropriate attitude to beauty and cosmetic surgery教学重点、难点及处理Teaching Content1. Lead In2.Basic listening practice3. Listening In4. Speaking out5. Let's talk6. Assignment教具设备挂 图多媒体课件PPT,电脑,投影外业 课作1 .Further Listening and Speaking2.Speaking后析 课分制订日期2008年9月3 日备 注备课笔记附后:Unit 2 Beauty can be boughtTeaching tips: Each pair chooses one question and talk to each other and then address to the class.Questions:a. What is beauty? How do you understand it?b. Do you like to follow the fashion in clothing? Why or why not?c. What disadvantages are there in plastic surgery?II. Basic listening practice1. Pair work: QuestionsDirections: Work with your partner and share your answers to the following questions.a. Do you hope to become a model if you are tall enough? Why or why not?b. What do you think of beauty contests?c. What do you do if you hope to lose weight?d. What kind of skin color do you prefer to have? Why?e. What are the reasons for men to have plastic surgeries?2. Pair work: A test on your information on food and health.Procedure:a. Divide yourselves into pairs.b. Each pair will receive a handout on which there are some test items.c. Do the test items individually.d. Compare your answers with your partner's. If there is any disagreement, please discuss with each other and try to convince your partner to accept your choice.e. Compare your answers with the correct answers provided by the teacher to see how well you are equipped with information on food and health.f. Summarize what information or knowledge you have gained from the test.Test Items :True or False statements: (Note: Calorie here refers to kilocalorie) A calorie is a unit of energy. (True)Human beings need energy to breath, move and pump blood. rhey acquire this energy from food and physical exercises. (False. We acquire energy from food, not form physical exercises. Physical exercises burn energy.)- A gram of carbohydrates has 5 calories, a gram of protein has 4 calories and a gram of fat has 9 calories. (False. A gram of carbohydrates has 4 calories, not 5 calories.)-3,000 calories is a rough average of what a person need to eat a day. (False. The number is different for every person. But 2,000 calories is a rough average of what a person need to eat a day)Your body bums an increased number of calories for about two hours after you've stopped exercises. (True. That's why physical exercises is one of the best ways to lose weight.) A protein calorie is no different from a fat calorie if we talk about the number of calories that we burn. (True. They are the same, simply units of energy.) Foods are compilation of three building blocks: carbohydrates, protein and fat. (True.)-Fats and proteins are healthier sources of calories than carbohydrates. (False. Carbohydrates and proteins are healthier sources of calories than fats. Our bodies do need a certain amount of fat to function properly - an adequate supply of fat allows your body to absorb the vitamins you ingest. But an excess of fat can have serious health consequences. It is recommended that a maximum of 30 percent of our daily calories come from fat. If you eat 2,000 calories a day, that's a maximum of 600 calories from fat, or 67 grams of fat.) Fries, burgers, pizzas are riddled with saturated fats, salt and simples sugars. (True.)一 Fizzy drinks contain large quantities of sugar. (True)3. Language and Knowledge Tips:a. "Bah" is used for telling someone that you do not approve of something or do not believe it.b. "carb" is shortened for carbohydrate, a substance found in foods such as sugar, bread, and potatoes. Carbohydrate provides your body with heat and energy. "A diet with high carb or low carb" refers to the food that one has containing much carbohydrate or little carbohydrate.c. On foods and weight: Foods are compilation of three building blocks: carbohydrates, protein and fat. A gram of carbohydrates has 4 calories, a gram of protein has 4 calories and a gram of fat has 9 calories. If you know how many carbohydrates, fats and proteins are in any given food, you know how many calories or how much energy that food contains. If you take more or fewer calories than your body bums, you either gain or lose weight. 2,000 calories is a rough average of what a person needs to eat in a day.d. "face-lift" is a medical operation to make someone's face look younger.e. "nose job" is a medical operation to change the appearance of someone's nose so that they look more attractive.f. "botox'' is abbreviated from "botulinum toxin". It is a substance that can be injected into someone's face to make the muscles relax and the skin look smoother and younger.III. Listening in1. Pair work: An haircutDirections: Work with your partner and create a dial