Unit 4 Why don't you talk to your parents第6课时-【木牍教育】2023-2024学年八年级英语下册同步教学优质课件（人教版）

英语 RJ 八年级 下册 木牍教育-教学设计中心 制作 ※ 建议使用WPS2019打开。 人教八年级下册 Unit 4 Section B (2a-2e) Unit 4 Why don’t you talk to your parents? By the end of the class,you will be able to Objectives 3.learn to debate and defend ideas; practice critical thinking. 1. brainstorm new opinions and set up a writing outline; 2. use the appropriate expressions to write down a passage in a logical way; 课时A计划 3a A magazine interviewed some parents about after-school classes for children. Read the opinions below and make notes on your own opinions. Why should children take after-school classes? Your opinions 1. “After-school classes can help kids get into a good university.” 2. “I want my child to be a successful person.” 3. “It's good for children to start learning from a young age.” Agree: Disagree: 课时A计划 3a A magazine interviewed some parents about after-school classes for children. Read the opinions below and make notes on your own opinions. Why should children take after-school classes? 1. “After-school classes can help kids get into a good university.” 课时A计划 I agree. It’s still important to get into a good university in China.We can learn exam skills so that we can get into a good high school and later a good university. Your opinions: 课时A计划 I disagree. Many factors may influence one’s life. Even though one goes to a good university, he may still not be successful. Why should children take after-school classes? 2. “I want my child to be a successful person.” Your opinions: 课时A计划 I agree.Many great people learn things from a very young age. If a child is gifted in some area, it is helpful to start learning from a young age. Why should children take after-school classes? Your opinions: 3. “It’s good for children to start learning from a young age.” 课时A计划 3b Write a letter to the magazine to express your opinions on after-school classes for children. Use the following expressions to help you. Try to write two paragraphs. First, say if you agree or disagree. Dear ..., I don't really