基于英语学习活动观的阅读教学设计课件

Old Enough to Travel Without Adults ? By Joanna Moorhead 基于英语学习活动观 的阅读教学设计 1 Analysis of Teaching Material & Target Students Learning Objectives Teaching Procedures 2 3 Teaching Reflection 1 3 4 Overview 2 2 Teaching Material Analysis WHAT Theme: Man and Self A mother’s views on how to handle parent-child relationship WHY HOW To explore & reflect parenthood To hope for a safer world for teenagers. Writing features Contrast Metaphor Use of adverbs 3 Students Analysis parent-child relationship from different perspectives Want to know Come of Age/ Growing up (topic) Known various tenses & clauses Supposed to know Second Year Junior 3 Students 4 Learning Objectives By the end of the lesson, students will be able to: understand the author’s dilemma by appreciating the theme and writing features (Appreciation) Develop reading skills by global and detailed reading (Language skill Building) think critically about the true meaning of parenthood and growing up. (critical thinking) Main Outcome : Write an entry to explore the daughter’s feelings & thoughts and convince & comfort parents. 5 Teaching Procedures 1 2 3 4 5 Step4 Post-reading (18 mins) Discussion & Critical thinking Step5 Assignment Writing & Summary Step3 Detailed Reading (16 mins) 结构设问，培养思维的逻辑性 Step1 Lead-in (3 mins) Role-play 主题引领，预热思维情境 Step2 Global Reading (3 mins) Prediction & Skimming 40 mins 感悟与创建, 提升批判、创造性思维 应用与交流 感知与注意 Thinking map Situation: You’re asking for your parents’ permission on travelling with your friends. If you were a mother/father, what would you say? Would they have different opinions? Lead-in : Role-play 7 Who might write the article? Detailed reading Appreciation of writing Critical thinking Global reading Old Enough to Travel Without Adults ? What happened? (main idea) Mom “There is nothing to discuss.” barked my husband. “It’s completely out of the question.” Dad Rosie Detailed reading Appreciation of writing Critical thinking Detailed reading Appreciation of writing Critical thinking Global reading Old Enough to Travel Without Adults ? looked back (to mom’s surprise) Teenagers want to cut free, but it’s a frightening business for them, too. 10 hrs since departure “too young to travel without adults.” watched…disappear tearfully worries travel abroad first time something wider? tried to put my mind at rest. always look after one another. 17-year-old 9 (Para.3) …but the time has come to trust that they’ll look after themselves. (Para.5) Teenagers want to cut free, but it’s a frightening business for them, too. (Para.7) But like all the dangers life holds for them, at some stage, all you can do is warn them, warn them again, warn them once more, and then hope that some of your messages have gotten through. Detailed reading Appreciation of writing Critical thinking Global reading Mother’s worries & dilemma Figure of Speech: Contrast this summer, at least five families like mine have waved off their children on teen-only holidays, only to get the devastating news a few days later that they would never be coming back. Last week, 17-year-old Andre Young became the latest holiday victim: his body was discovered in Crete with severe head injuries. There have been similar tragedies in other resorts frequented by teens: in July, 19-year-old Allan Milligan of Johnstone in Scotland fell off a hotel balcony and died while on holiday with his friends in Tenerife; the same month, Jordan Carter of Pembrokeshire, who was celebrating the end of her A-levels with classmates in Gran Canaria, was found dead in her bed. Mother’s concerns 10 safely, tearfully, completely, always, really Detailed reading Appreciation of writing Critical thinking Global reading Q: What is the function of using adverbs? (Para1) “It’s ______________ out of the question.” (Para2) ___________, I watched our eldest child disappear through the security checkpoint. (Para4) She said she and her friends would ___________ look after one another. It _________was all going to be okay. (Para8) My daughter got home __________. 11 Appreciation of writing (Para.8) But Rosie is now talking about a similar journey next year. And my alarm bells have already started ringing. Detailed reading Appreciation of writing Critical thinking Global reading Metaphor: a figure of speech containing an implied comparison in which a word or phrase ordinarily and primarily used of one thing is applied to another. Q: What is the function of using metaphor? To make the expression more clear, vivid and effective. All the world is a stage. --Shakespeare 12 Detailed reading Critical thinking Global reading Appreciation of writing When are teenagers old enough to travel without adults? physically mentally A natural process through experience & exposure 13 Detailed reading Critical thinking Global reading Appreciation of writing Write: Put yourself in Rosie’s shoes, write an entry to express your feelings & thoughts on convincing & comforting your parents. (Para.8) My daughter got home safely. So did her friends. But Rosie is now talking about a similar journey next year. And my alarm bells have already started ringing. Based on your understanding, will the mother approve of the second trip? Old Enough to Travel Without Adults ! 14 Checklist for Writing Do I respond to mom’s worries? Do I express Rosie’s feelings and thoughts in ? Do I use an appropriate tone to convince & comfort? Do I employ writing features to provide details (contrast; metaphor; adverbs)? Do I use correct tenses, spelling & grammar? Write: Old Enough to Travel Without Adults ! 15 Blackboard Design 2. Whole-class sharing in the next period 3. Summarize new words & expressions from the text 1. Write an entry on “old enough to travel without adults!” from Rosie’s perspective with around120 words. Assignment 17 Teaching Reflection Appreciation of Writing Features Contrast Metaphor Use of adverbs Interpretation of Theme Thinking map Critical thinking Highlights & Possible Problems Possible Problems Writing task: develop empathy Cultural differences 18 $$