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Period 1 : Reading and Thinking
人教版2019选择性必修第四册
Unit 1 :Science Fiction
1.To develop your interest in reading English novels by appreciating the story.
2.To develop the students’ communicative ability through designed group and pair activities.
3.To develop your communicative ability through designed group and pair activities.
Teaching objectives
Contents
Lead-in
1
Language Points
6
Pre-reading
2
Homework
4
5
Post-reading
While-reading
3
Lead-in
What is science fiction?
Science fiction, abbreviation SF or sci-fi, is a form of fiction that deals principally with the impact of actual or imagined science upon society or individuals.
Lead-in
Have you read any science fiction? What elements does science fiction usually include?
Yes, I have read some. These stories often contain scientific devices that we do not have now, and technologies that seem impossible, such as time travel. The characters may have bodies, cultures, and backgrounds that are very different than our own. The themes often include space exploration, alien contact, AI, and the future of humans, etc.
Pre-reading
Do you know who he is?
Issac Asimov
(1920-1992)
Pre-reading
Today’s science fiction is tomorrow’s science fact.
—Isaac Asimov
What we read about in science fiction stories today will become reality in the future.
a famous American science fiction writer
full of imagination and creativity
develop a set of three “laws” for robots
Pre-reading
How do robots already help humans in their lives today?What do you think a domestic robot could do for a family in the future?
Pre-reading
Robots are most commonly used today in factories to make things. There are a few robots which are being used in shops and in the home, but for the most part they appear to be information providers, educational toys, or house cleaners.
There has been a lot of work to design domestic robots lately, and they may soon be a reality.
Many of these robots are being designed for the handica