Unit 1 Teenage Life Reading and Thinking教学设计-2023-2024学年高一英语人教版必修第一册

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Unit 1 Teenage Life Period 1 Reading and Thinking 教学设计 【Teaching Objectives】: 1. Enable students to identify and understand the challenges faced by freshmen in senior high school. 2. Develop students' language skills, including vocabulary, reading comprehension, and speaking. 3. Encourage students to discuss their own experiences and feelings regarding transitioning to senior high school. 4. Cultivate students' problem-solving and perseverance skills when facing challenges. 【Teaching Key and Difficult Points】: Key Point: Identifying and understanding the challenges Adam faced as a freshman. Difficult Point: Encouraging students to share their personal challenges and solutions. 【Teaching Procedure】: Step 1: Warm-up Begin the lesson by having a class discussion: Ask students if they can relate to Adam's experiences and feelings as a freshman. Encourage students to share their own challenges and feelings when transitioning to senior high school. Step 2: Pre-Reading Present the title "The Freshman Challenge" to the students. Ask them to predict what the article might be about based on the title. Share their predictions in pairs or small groups. Step 3: While-Reading Fast Reading: Provide the students with the article about Adam's experiences as a freshman. Ask them to skim the text and identify the main idea of each paragraph. Vocabulary Match Match the words from the article (left column) with their meanings (right column). Confusing A. Work or activities pursued outside of regular class hours. Suitable B. Not easy to understand or puzzling. Fluent C. To leave a group or activity. Unhappy D. Able to speak a language easily and naturally. Volunteer E. Content or satisfied. Worried F. Appropriate or fitting. Extracurricular G. Anxious or troubled about something. Quit H. Feeling sor

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