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Unit 5 Play by the rules?
Reading for Writing
I. Teaching Objectives
(1) Language Ability
· Analyze the structure and content of the model text "Are you safe online?" to identify key online safety rules (e.g., protecting personal information, using strong passwords).
· Use linking words (e.g., "First...", "In addition...", "Finally...") to organize rules for new contexts (e.g., online shopping, AI use).
· Write a clear "Rule list for using AI" with specific rules, reasons, and importance, using patterns like "Users must... to avoid...", "It is important to... because...".
(2) Cultural Awareness
· Understand that rules for new technologies (e.g., AI, online platforms) reflect global concerns about safety, privacy, and ethics.
· Recognize that rule-making for emerging tools requires balancing innovation and responsibility across cultures.
(3) Thinking Ability
· Evaluate the necessity of rules for modern technologies by considering potential risks (e.g., data leaks in online shopping).
· Prioritize rules based on their importance (e.g., "Never share passwords" vs. "Log out after use").
II. Teaching Key Points
· Vocabulary: privacy, password, risk, cheat ,careless,limit...
· Sentence patterns: "The first rule is... to prevent...", "Another important rule is... because...", "Finally, users should... in order to...".
· Skills: Analyzing the structure of a rule list, writing specific rules for modern technologies.
III. Teaching Difficult Points
· Making rules specific and practical (avoiding vague statements like "Be careful online").
· Explaining the connection between a rule and its purpose (e.g., "Use unique passwords" → "to prevent unauthorized access").
IV. Teaching Procedures
(1) Lead-in: Discussing Modern Technologies (5 mins)
· Activity: Have you or someone you know ever had a risky online experience? What happened?
(2) Reading: Analyzing "Are you safe online?" (15 mins)
· Activity 1: First Reading (Structure)
Students read the model text and identify its structure:
1. Introduction: Importance of online safety.
2. Rules with reasons (e.g., "Never share your address online" to protect privacy).
3. Conclusion: Benefits of following rules.
· Activity 2: Second Reading (Details)
· Complete the notes with the words and expressions from the guide.
· Online safety rules
· Nowadays, the internet has brought 1 _new risks_. So we need to follow some basic rules to stay safe online.
· Points
· What we should do
· 2 __Personal___________ information
· · Don't let unfamiliar people know your full name, phone number online., 3 __address___________, ID or passport number
· · Set a limit if you have to do so!
· Password
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· Have a(n) 4 _strong and long password (avoid using your birthday).
· · 5 __Change___________ it often.
· People online
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· Never meet 6 __online strangers in real life.
· · Only 7 ______spend time___________ online with trusted friends.
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· Activity 3: Discussion
Ask: "Why are these rules effective? What makes a good rule for new technologies?" (Clarity, specificity, relevance to risks)
· Design Intent: Guide students to analyze how rules are structured and justified.
(5) Production & Summary (5 mins)
· Activity 1: Peer Feedback
Students exchange work and check:
1. Are the rules specific and related to AI risks?
1. Do the reasons explain why each rule is important?
· Activity 2: Summary
Highlight: "Good rules for new technologies are clear, address risks, and explain why they matter."
· Homework: Revise the rule list and add one more rule.
· Design Intent: Encourage revision and reinforce the structure of rule lists.
V. Homework
Basic Homework
1. Rewrite the AI rules in your own words, improving clarity.
1. Design Intent: Reinforce understanding of rule structure.
Improving Homework
1. Write a rule list for online shopping, using the same structure (rules + reasons).
1. Design Intent: Practice applying the structure to another modern context.
Expanding Homework
1. Interview a teacher: "What rules should students follow when using AI for homework?" Add their idea to your rule list.
1. Design Intent: Connect classroom writing to real-world perspectives.
VI. Teaching Reflection
· Check if students can extract and replicate the model text’s structure in their writing.
· Note difficulties in making rules specific (e.g., replacing "Be careful with AI" with concrete actions).
· Evaluate if Production helped students improve the clarity of their rules and reasons.
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