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1、Unitl写作课教案Write a News ReportI.教学目标1. Knowledge Objective: Students will be able to understand the structure and components of a news report.2. Skill Objective: Students will be able to write a clear and coherent news report in English.3. Emotional Objective: Students will develop their critical thi

2、nking and communication skills through writing a news report.II .教学重难点1. Key Point: The structure and components of a news report, including the headline, lead, body, and conclusion.2. Difficulty Point: Ensuring the accuracy and objectivity of the news report.III .学情分析Students are at an intermediate

3、 level of English proficiency, with some experience in writing essays but limited knowledge of news reporting. They need guidance on how to gather information, organize it, and present it in a clear and objective manner.IV .教学过程1. Warm-up (10 minutes)Review some sample news reports to familiarize st

4、udents with the format and style.Discuss the importance of accurate and objective reporting in journalism.2. Presentation (20 minutes)Introduce the structure and components of a news report, using examples from real news reports.Discuss how to write a clear and concise headline, lead, body, and conc

5、lusion.Emphasize the importance of avoiding bias and presenting both sides of an issue.3. Practice (40 minutes)Divide students into small groups to research and discuss a current event or topic of their choice.Each group should write a news report based on their research, using the structure and com

6、ponents learned in class.After writing, each group presents their news report to the class for feedback and discussion.V.课后作业1. Ask students to revise their news reports based on feedback received during class and submit them for grading.2. Assign a new topic for the next class session, allowing students to continue developing their news reporting skills and critical thinking abilities.