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第六课时 Presenting ideas&Reflection
Teaching Objects 【教学目标】
1. Collect and discuss a growth story of a well-known person or someone around you by identifying its “growing pains, solutions and gains”.
2. Organize and deliver a presentation about the growth story using the given outline and related expressions.
Teaching Aids 【教学工具】
an English book,a tape recorder and CAI
Teaching Steps 【教学步骤】
★Step 1 Lead in【导入】
1. Introduce the project to students: Give a presentation on a person’s growth story.
2. Briefly review the presentation outline from earlier in the unit (Introduction-Body-Conclusion) and the key elements (growing pains, solutions, gains).
★Step 2 Pre-task【准备任务】
1. Give groups 5-7 minutes for final preparation and rehearsal before presenting.
2. Remind them to check:
· Is the story clear and well-organized?
· Did we use some useful expressions from the unit?
· Is everyone in the group involved?
★Step 3 While-task【过程任务】
1. Ask each group to come to the front and present their growth story. Set a time limit (e.g. 3-5 minutes per group).
2. While listening, ask other students to take brief notes on what they find interesting about each story.
3. After all presentations, conduct the vote on P32.
★Step 4 Post-task【后续任务】
1. Announce the results of the vote. Lead a brief positive feedback session by asking:
· What did you like about the most interesting stories?
· What made the best presentations effective?
Reflection
1. Ask students to finish the three exercises in reflection part and check what they’ve learned in this unit.
2. Ask students to share their gains with a partner.
★Step 5 Homework【家庭作业】
Ask students to write one final sentence in their notebook answering: "What is the most important thing you learned about 'growing pains and gains'?"
Teaching reflection 【教学反思】
The presentation session successfully provided a platform for students to synthesize and showcase their unit learning, with most groups demonstrating a good grasp of the growth story structure. The voting activity increased engagement and listening focus. The guided reflection was crucial for meta-cognitive development; however, some students needed more prompting to move beyond generic answers to specific goals. Next time, I will provide a list of concrete examples for the "I still need to improve" section to scaffold more meaningful self-assessment.
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