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1、 “。我是谁?我应该是谁?新课标咋回事?。我是谁?我应该是谁?新课标咋回事?如何科学合理的贯彻执行?一种夹缝中无以逃脱如何科学合理的贯彻执行?一种夹缝中无以逃脱的困境,一种夹缝中无以释怀的呻吟,让度过了的困境,一种夹缝中无以释怀的呻吟,让度过了一个又一个年轮的老师们从来没有像现在这样有一个又一个年轮的老师们从来没有像现在这样有种迷失自己的感觉。种迷失自己的感觉。” “课堂开始作秀,秀着新课标的谎言。热课堂开始作秀,秀着新课标的谎言。热热闹闹的景象掩盖着一种虚空,不踏实,缺实效,热闹闹的景象掩盖着一种虚空,不踏实,缺实效,瞎参与、瞎起哄的现象比比皆是。当然,明智的、瞎参与、瞎起哄的现象比比皆是。
2、当然,明智的、冷静的老师们心里明白不过,教育不能假大空,冷静的老师们心里明白不过,教育不能假大空,更不可大跃进,于是乎他们只得一边绞尽脑汁地更不可大跃进,于是乎他们只得一边绞尽脑汁地按要求按要求“创新创新”,一边彷徨在传统教学的岔路口。,一边彷徨在传统教学的岔路口。” “你着眼全面提高,怎能敌得过尖子的轰动效你着眼全面提高,怎能敌得过尖子的轰动效应?谁也不敢拿学生的前途开玩笑,谁也不敢给应?谁也不敢拿学生的前途开玩笑,谁也不敢给学校增添不必要的麻烦。你无所谓,学校不敢无学校增添不必要的麻烦。你无所谓,学校不敢无所谓,你觉得对得起良心,家长社会不会评价你所谓,你觉得对得起良心,家长社会不会评价你
3、的良心。有人说,素质教育搞得好,考试必定考的良心。有人说,素质教育搞得好,考试必定考得好。从理论上讲的确无可争辩,而从实际情况得好。从理论上讲的确无可争辩,而从实际情况看却全然不是一回事。素质的强劲体现在后续,看却全然不是一回事。素质的强劲体现在后续,那需要等待,考试的强劲体现在短暂,谁也等不那需要等待,考试的强劲体现在短暂,谁也等不起。于是又有人说,考试也是素质,是啊,考试起。于是又有人说,考试也是素质,是啊,考试当然是素质,不会考试也是缺乏能力。如此一来当然是素质,不会考试也是缺乏能力。如此一来相悖的东西就应运而生。素质不能丢,着眼未来,相悖的东西就应运而生。素质不能丢,着眼未来,着眼发展
4、,而且要有声有色,考试也不能丟,一着眼发展,而且要有声有色,考试也不能丟,一张试卷决定乾坤,考试的成效分明地呈现在家长张试卷决定乾坤,考试的成效分明地呈现在家长社会面前,立竿见影的光芒谁愿意错过,谁错过社会面前,立竿见影的光芒谁愿意错过,谁错过得起?得起?” “实践能力,创造能力不可一蹴而就,需要实践能力,创造能力不可一蹴而就,需要长期培养,而我们的教育却往往急功近利。老师长期培养,而我们的教育却往往急功近利。老师的生存空间在哪里?触摸着幸福却纠缠着痛楚,的生存空间在哪里?触摸着幸福却纠缠着痛楚,老师们一边迎合着改革的曙光,同时又一如既往老师们一边迎合着改革的曙光,同时又一如既往地在白纸黑字中
5、感受着分数的重量。老师们在欣地在白纸黑字中感受着分数的重量。老师们在欣喜和苦痛中守候着天外的阳光。喜和苦痛中守候着天外的阳光。” 当年的困惑与抵触当年的困惑与抵触素质教育与高考成绩的冲突与平衡的支点素质教育与高考成绩的冲突与平衡的支点教师的精神压力、工作负担与日加大教师的精神压力、工作负担与日加大素质教育艰难推进,教师理念转变巨大素质教育艰难推进,教师理念转变巨大但是,分数依然是学生的命根,但是,分数依然是学生的命根,“实效实效”关系重关系重大大在一个功利的社会里,现实远比梦想更实在在一个功利的社会里,现实远比梦想更实在 应该把学生当自己的孩子来看待 “我该给孩子的未来留下些什么?” “分数真
6、的那么重要吗?” 亲其师,信其道。 高三继续上新课的好处: 调味品,释压剂; 帮助学生进一步熟知各类文章体裁, 为其写作能力的进一步提高做好扎实的铺垫; 强化各类词汇、短语的使用语境, 有利于学生基础知识的巩固提高; (注意:保持新课激情,保证“套路”完整 精心设计语篇理解的设问, 尽力避免缺乏思考力度的提问) 词汇词汇:语音,拼写,词性,搭配 句子句子:句型结构,句意内涵,转化改写 篇章篇章:主题句,段落大意,主题思想,写作特点语篇结构分析语篇结构分析复杂长句解说复杂长句解说答题技巧培养答题技巧培养风土人情介绍风土人情介绍人文精神评说人文精神评说词义猜测细节扑捉逻辑推断主旨大意如何猜词?把握
7、文章中心、主题关注上下文同义和对比关系上下文因果、顺承关系生活经验和常识 A Its taken two decades of driving and immense inner turmoil, but I have finally surrendered and now admit that an age-old claim is true: Women are far worse drivers than men. Its something I notice particularly in Beijing, where I ride my bicycle every day. Cycl
8、ing really pits you against the traffic and I swear that almost every time I am nearly killed, the cause is a woman driver. Every time theres a delay behind just one car dithering about turning right or going straight on, or taking hours to parallel park in a space that could fit a tank, if you look
9、 in the drivers window, nine times out of 10 its a woman. And I am one of them. I recently hired a car to go out into the countryside, and just as I was crawling up a narrow lane that hugged a cliff, three cars came down the other way. Panic. To my right, a steep drop. What to do? Well obviously the
10、re was only one thing I could do. Wind down the window, assume a petrified expression and bleat, “Im scared!” The driver and his mate in the first car assured me there was plenty of room to pass, and Im sure there was, but I was frozen solid. With the result that the three cars had to reverse up a w
11、inding hillside track in order to let me pass, I was still panicking. The following day a male friend visited and I asked him if he would drive us down that horrible thin road. Why dont they feel even a touch of anxiety about these things? He just got in the car and drove it confidently down the hil
12、l, without even a thought that he might meet another vehicle and go careering off the cliff, killing everyone in the car and whoever was in the field below. Not a hint of fear. But men, of course, arent perfect drivers either. They may be confident, but they are also extremely selfish. Where you wil
13、l always find a woman holding up the traffic by dithering, you will always find that when a car is pushing into a line of traffic, or overtaking on a sharp bend, or speeding past the bicycles in the bike lane in the wrong direction, hooting, it will be a man. They are also, usually, the horn blowers
14、, the queue jumpers and the regulation flouters. Yet amazingly, when I am standing at the edge of a pedestrian crossing on a busy mad road, clutching my 6-year-old boys hand, it is only the male drivers that ever slow down to let me cross. The women, I get the sense, do not even see us. They are too
15、 panic-stricken about whether they are lost, or if it might rain, or whether their friend broke up with their boyfriend, or if their boss is going to like their report, and all of these things at the same time. Its one of these cross-cultural phenomena. My friend, Gillian, jogs in London, and says w
16、here women slow down and clearly arent sure what to do, men will either let her cross or own the road, with no equivocation. I believe it is simply down to focus and the fact that where women have several things buzzing around their minds simultaneously, men, our prehistoric hunters, stick to the ta
17、sk on hand. Where my sister would drive down the fast lane of an expressway reading a map, a man would already know how to get there-or refuse to look at a map on principle and drive around for hours without one, claiming he was not lost. Not lost of course, and certainly very focused. Many reports
18、suggest men cause most accidents, but as there are more of them on the road overall, this is inevitable. And until I get some more reliable evidence, Im handing over the keys anyway. 41. The underlined word “dithering” (Paragraph 4) can best be replaced by _. A. uncertainB. worriedC. nervousD. excit
19、ed42. How many phenomena does the writer list when saying men drivers are extremely selfish? A. Three.B. Four.C. Five.D. Six.43. Which of the following would the writer most probably agree with? A. Women can drive as well as men. B. Men cause most accidents because of carelessness. C. While driving,
20、 women are not so focused as men. D. British women are as decisive as men in driving cars.44. What method does the writer use to set forth her own point of view? A. Cause and effect. B. Examples. C. Process. D. Reasoning.45. What does the last sentence suggest? A. The writer will sell her car as soo
21、n as possible. B. The writer doesnt like women driving cars. C. The writer does like men driving cars. D. The writer will not drive in person if possible. Every year on my birthday, from the time I turned twelve, a white gardenia(栀子)(栀子)was delivered to my house. No card or note (come) with it. Call
22、s to the flower shop were always useless-it was a cash deal. a while I stopped trying to discover who the sender was and just delighted in the beautiful and perfume of the white flower. But I never stopped imagining the sender might be. Some of my happiest moments (spend) daydreaming about it. My mo
23、ther asked me there was someone for whom I had done a special kindness who might be showing appreciation. Perhaps the neighbor I helped when she was unloading a car full of groceries. Or maybe it was the old man the street whose mail I helped to get during the winter so he wouldnt have to venture do
24、wn his icy step. As a teenager, though, I had more fun guessing that it might be a boy who had noticed me even I didnt know him. One month before my high school graduation, my father died of a heart attack. He was missing some of the most important events in my life. I became completely in my upcomi
25、ng graduation and the dance. When my father died, I forgot the dance and the dress for it. The day before the , I found a dress on the sofa. I didnt care whether I had a new dress or not, but my mother did.She wanted her children to feel loved and lovable, imaginative, believing that there was a mag
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