大学英语精读3第二单元教案.ppt
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1、College English Book 3Unit Two Fruitful QuestionsUnit Two Fruitful Questions Warming-up Activities Text Study Language PointsWriting PracticeExercisesFruitful QuestionsFruitful QuestionsBefore Reading_1Before Reading_1Warm-up QuestionsLook at the three pictures of an orange,a tomato and a strawberry
2、.Which one does not belong to the same group as the other two?Why?Information Related to the Text1.Sesame Street is an educational American childrens television series designed for preschoolers,and is recognized as a pioneer of the contemporary standard which combines education and entertainment in
3、childrens television shows.It is produced in the United States by Sesame Workshop,and broadcasted on November 10,1969 on the National Educational Television network.2.Nicholas Copernicus Copernicus was a Polish astronomer and mathematician who held the view that the Earth and the other planets all t
4、ravel in circles around the Sun.Introductory Remarks When we try to tackle a problem,we may sometimes stick to the usual way of thinking about it,thus often making it difficult to find a solution.We need to remember,therefore,that it is important to learn to look at things in fresh ways and use unco
5、nventional creative means in trying to solve problems.James Sollisch,author of the present essay,learned about the importance of creative thinking while playing the What Doesnt Belong game with his children.In the essay,with examples ranging from his own children to some of the worlds greatest scien
6、tists,he helps explain the nature of creative thinking and calls on the reader to think creatively.1.What was the question the father asked his children?(What doesnt belong,an orange,a tomato or a strawberry?)2.What was the answer the children were expected to give?(Tomato)3.What were the answers th
7、e children supplied?(tomato,strawberry,orange)Introductory QuestionsIntroductory Questions4.Did the father think their answers correct?Why or why not?(Yes,he thought all their answers correct because there was some truth in all of them.)5.Did you think his childrens thinking important?Cite evidence
8、from the text to support your view.(Yes,he thought his childrens thinking important.At the very beginning of the essay,he says the other night his three kids taught him about“paradigm shifts,and limitations of linear thinking and how to refocus parameters.”He also says what was happening here was“mu
9、ch more important than whether a tomato is a fruit or vegetable.”)Introductory QuestionsIntroductory Questions6.To what does the father connect his childrens thinking?(He connects his childrens thinking to the great accomplishments of Copernicus,Reuben Mattus and Edward Jenner.)7.What did Copernicus
10、 do to deserve to be remembered as one of the worlds greatest astronomers?(He readjusted the centuries-old paradigm of an Earth-centered system and placed the sun at the center of the universe.)Introductory QuestionsIntroductory Questions8.What did Edward Jenner do in an effort to conquer smallpox?(
11、He abandoned the quest for a cure for the disease and discovered a vaccination for it.)9.What did the authors children do to deserve to be considered as good as great figures like Copernicus in a way?(Like Copernicus and other great scientists,they were creative in their thinking.Introductory Questi
12、onsIntroductory QuestionsGlobe Reading_1Part Division of the Text The authors children teach him about paradigm shifts.Three examples of shifting old paradigms in history.The importance of shifting old paradigms.Main IdeasParagraphsParts12341 5689 1213The author encourages people to look at informat
13、ion in a new way.Globe Reading.2_1_1Globe Reading.2_1_1Questions and Answers for Part One1.What were the author and his children playing that night?“What Doesnt Belong?”based on the Sesame Street game.2.What was the question the father put to his children?What doesnt belong,an orange,a tomato or a s
14、trawberry?3.What was the oldest childs answer to the question?And what did the father think of his answer?The oldest childs answer was that tomato doesnt belong because it was not fruit and his father thought it was a right answer.Globe Reading.2_1_2Globe Reading.2_1_24.What answers did his 4-year-o
15、ld and his 6-year-old children give?His 4-year-old chose strawberry because the other two were round and strawberry wasnt,while the 6-year-old believed that orange didnt belong because the other two were red.5.Why did the 9-year-old and the middle one add to the answers?Because they did not want to
16、be outdone by their siblings.Globe Reading.2_2_1Globe Reading.2_2_1Table Completion for Part Two Names Examples CopernicusReuben MattusEdward JennerHe placed the sun at the center of the universe,readjusting the centuries-old paradigm of Earth-centered system.He renamed his Bronx ice cream Hagen-Daz
17、s and raised the price without changing the product.He discovered a vaccination for smallpox by abandoning his quest for a cure.Globe Reading.2_3_1Globe Reading.2_3_1True or False for Part ThreeIf the game“what doesnt belong?”had been a workbook exercise in school,each choice of the kids would have
18、been acceptable.If the game“what doesnt belong?”had been a workbook exercise in school,every kid who didnt circle tomato would have been marked wrong.F()1.Almost all of the worlds most brilliant scientists and inventors were failures in school.2.Only if we shift our paradigms and refocus our paramet
19、ers can we take the great advantage of the super information highway.3.T()Many of the worlds most brilliant scientists and inventors were failures in school.F()Globe Reading2_3_2Globe Reading2_3_2Edward Jenner discovered a vaccination for smallpox by accumulating and uncovering more information.Edwa
20、rd Jenner didnt invent preventive medicine by accumulating information;but by reframing the question.F()4.Copernicus didnt do anything more Earth-shattering than completely change the way the universe was viewed.Copernicus didnt do anything less Earth-shattering than completely change the way the un
21、iverse was viewed.F()5.The key point is not the lack of information because what we need is not more information but new ways of looking at it.6.T()Globe Reading.2_4Globe Reading.2_4Discussion for Part FourDo you agree with the authors opinion that what we need as we begin to downshift onto the info
22、rmation highway is not more information but new ways of looking at it?Why or why not?1.fruitful:producing good results;successful-It was a fruitful meeting;we made a lot of important decisions.2.take out:remove-I dont like eating grapes-I hate taking out all the pips.3.despite:in spite of-Despite th
23、e heat,he wore a black leather jacket.Language PointsLanguage Points4.think up:invent(a plan or solution)-What a brilliant idea-I wonder who thought that up.5.definitely:certainly6.messy:dirty,untidy or lacking order-As the work tends to be a bit messy youll need to wear old clothes.7.quest:a long s
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