Unit5 Languages around the World Listening and Speaking学案 -2023-2024学年高中英语人教版必修第一册

新人教版高中英语必修第一册 Unit 5 Languages Around the World Listening and Speaking 姓名: _ 班级: _ 学习目标 1. To get the listening skills and words and expressions used in speaking; 2. To get the listening strategies, especially taking notes. 重点难点 1. 重点 1. 在听的过程中先听懂,然后快速记录下关键信息,并通过交换信息来获取更多信息; (2)明确自己要听的主要内容集中精力抓住重点。 2. 难点 (1) 听力中涉及到数字一直是学生听力的难点,要让他们对于20以内的数字比较熟悉,才能听到之后立马反应过来; (2)听一次后能记住的信息并不多,在第二遍或者第三遍当中继续积累。 课前诊断 不同于旧教材,语言差异在必修一的第二单元,新教材设置在必修一最后一个单元,可以让学生在语言上有所储备,就是在前几个单元的学习中,既有语言知识,也有语音知识,到了这个时候学生就能够有话可说,有感可发,能够找到不同国家英语的区别。让学生学习不同国家和地区的英语,就可以培养学生的国际视野,可以降低学习英语的恐惧感,也可以让学生明确自己的目标。 学习过程 Part One Listening 自主探究 Do you know any other greeting ways apart from using Chinese or English? 小试牛刀一 Listen to a speech for the 1st time and write down the first letters representing the two languages with the most native speakers. Write down the first letters representing the official languages of the United Nations. two languages with the most native speakers: _ the official languages of the United Nations: _ 小试牛刀二 Listen to a speech for the 2nd time and answer some questions: 1. Swap your notes to get more information. 2. What is the main topic of this speech? 3. Can you find out some word or expressions showing the speakers’ attitude towards learning English? Does he think it necessary? Part Two Pronunciation focus 自主探究 Some words are pronounced differently in America and Britain. Think about the differences. box job can’t grass over either 小试牛刀 schedule hostile either address direct laboratory advertisement shone 课后巩固 Try to read the paragraph with American accent and British accent. 参 *考 *答 *案 Part One Listening 小试牛刀一 〖答 案〗 two languages with the most native speakers: C(Chinese) and S(Spanish) the official languages of the United Nations: C(Chinese) S(Spanish) R(Russian) A(Arabic) E(English) F(French) 〖解 析〗 在听的时候做笔记是一种非常重要的技能,记录的时候很难几下全部,甚至是整个单词,所以要逐渐培养学生记录一到两个字母,只要过后能够识别出来即可。 小试牛刀二 〖答 案〗 1. It’s about the second or foreign languages learning and the reasons. 1. Yes, because she says “It’s ver