Unit 3 课时3 Reading 2（教学课件）英语新教材译林版九年级上册

该初中英语课件围绕“Never give up”主题，聚焦人物故事及核心词汇（如be famous for, take away）、句型（not only...but also...），通过Revision环节复习旧知搭建支架，衔接新知识，帮助学生系统掌握语言点。 其亮点在于融合语言能力与思维品质培养，Further thinking引导学生分析霍金精神、分享海伦·凯勒等实例，Retelling环节运用语言点复述故事提升表达。分层作业（A层基础、B层提升）及音频跟读，助力学生夯实基础、提升能力，为教师提供系统教学资源，提高课堂效率。

Pages there to six to thirteen, seven reading against the odds. Miley is reading an article about the famous scientist Stephen hawking. Here is the article. Stephen hawking, the mind beyond the wheelchair Stephen hawking is recognized as one of the greatest scientists of his time. He was famous for his pioneering work in science and his great courage in the face of serious illness. His story has inspired people all over the world. Hawking was born in england in one hundred forty two. He went to oxford at seventeen and then to cambridge for further studies. Sadly, he became very ill shortly after his twenty first birthday. The disease would slowly take away his ability to control his muscles. Doctors said he had only a few years to live as his illness got worse. Hawking lost the use of his legs and arms. Later, he could only move a few fingers, yet he stayed positive. Although I cannot move and have to speak through a computer in my mind, I am free, he said. In his final years, he could move just one muscle in his face, but he continued to work until he died at seventy six, although he was in poor health. Walkings love for science never died. My goal is to understand the universe. He once said this love gave him the courage to fight on hooking, changed our view over the universe. He explained difficult scientific ideas to a wide audience. His highly popular book, a brief history of time, was first published in nineteen eighty eight and has been translated into over forty languages today whenever hawking's name is mentioned, people remember not only his achievements, but also his strong will. He never let his illness stand in his way. However difficult life may seem, there is always something you can do and succeed that he said. What matters is that you never give up. Persistent in his pursuit of knowledge, Stephen hawking has unlocked new pathways of discovery and inspired people around the world. Stephen William hawking was born in oxford, england on the three hundred anniversary of the death of gala o on january eight, nineteen forty two, at seventeen years old. Panter dogs for university . student talking has admitted many cases that he was not the most ambitious student. One day he calculated that he spent about made an hour a day on school work. In one thousand nine hundred sixty two, hawking moved to cambridge university for AP. H. D. In Cosmology, and one year later was diagnosed with AS lue garrets disease. A is a progressive motor neuron disease. So over time the victim loses functionality of muscles. And over the past decades, Stephen hawking is gradually lost the use of most of his muscles, but his mind remains quicking. I think that once he was hit with this earth shatter ing diagnoses, he actually saw a refuge in doing this is. And if anything, that helped him become one of the world's brain scientists. although his diagnosis only gave him two and a half years to live talking, married in one hundred sixty five and stumped the science world in one thousand nine seventy four with his PHD on black holes. Stephen taught us how to define a black hole. He then made a brilliant discovery that the black holes can radiate talking radiation, that then showed the whole world the connection between black hole physics and thermal dynamics. And that connection has been a central theme in theoretic physics ever sense. He became the sherman fairchild distinguished scholar at cal tech in nineteen nineteen seventy four, and five years later, hawking was named canberra universities lucasian professor of mathematics. And on by stored on only fourteen people, sn, sixty and sixty three. Even healthy, is that the theoretical physicists of a very specific kind, he studies Cosmology, particle physics, gravity, that's trying to understand the very basic laws of physics, as well as where the universe itself came from. talking these things that other people didn't see time and again. He just thinks more deeply than most of the rest of us. And those insights have had big consequences. Even though . hawking determination to the point that he needed a computerized speech synthesizer to speak, he wrote a brief history of time in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight, selling within ten million copies. Steve knockings book a brief history of time, which was a best seller for weeks and weeks, was about some of the most profound questions that face humanity. It's really about where we come from and where were headed from. A physicist. point hill, after expanding upon . his work with several more books, hacking increased his popularity by guest stern in TV shows like the same since start track the next generation and the big bank theory. I think hacking is absolutely the most popular physicist, probably since einstein. There are plenty of other physicists who are working very deeply at nature secrets. But hockey has celebrity status that very few scientists. Hawking received the presidential meddle of freedom in two thousand nine, although he retired from teaching that same year, Stephen hawking continues to be held as one of the greatest scientific minds of all time. Stephen hawking is a scientist, has had a tremendous impact on our understanding of the universe in the laws of nature. The same time as a human being. He has been an inspiration to the world, to his colleagues and to people with disabilities everywhere. Unit 3 Never give up 主讲人：XXX 课型：阅读课 Reading 1 读懂霍金传记，借助扫读、寻读获取人物经历、困境与成就等信息；掌握话题词汇句型，理解标题与文中名言的内涵。（学习理解） 01 依托文本线索，运用目标语言复述霍金生平；围绕困境与坚持开展问答交流，梳理人物面对磨难的选择。（应用实践） 02 联系自身成长思考生活中的挫折，探讨应对困难的方式；能够连贯表达观点，培养直面困境、永不放弃的品质。（迁移创新） 03 学习目标 Lead in 01 Pre-reading 02 While-reading 03 Post-reading 04 Summary 05 Language points 06 Exercises 07 Homework 08 Contents Lead in 01 Lead in Who is this man? He is Stephen Hawking. What can you see in the picture? wheelchair computer I can see Stephen Hawking in a special wheelchair. A computer is put in front of him. He is wearing glasses and a grey suit. The machine helps him communicate with others. What do you know about Stephen Hawking? Pre-reading 02 What can you learn about Stephen Hawking from this video? Pre-reading Pre-reading 冲破逆境 universe Pre-reading Ask questions What do you want to know about Stephen Hawking? When was he born? Did he go to universities? When was his ill like? What did he think was the most important quality for a scientist? What difficulties did he face when writing A Brief History of Time? While-reading 03 While-reading Divide the article into several parts and think about the main ideas. Brief introduction of Stephen Hawking. Hawking’s life and his long fight against illness. His love for science and great scientific achievements. His strong will and the inspiration he brings to people. While-reading Complete the chart below with the information in the article. Illness/Health problems Cambridge University positive Achievements/ Influence on science the universe a wide audience While-reading What is Stephen Hawking famous for? While-reading When and where was Stephen Hawking born? （Part B, 1） What changed Hawking's life when he was 21 years old?（Part B, 2） What is the process of his disease? What may he feel in his different stages? pleased sad positive free How did Hawking communicate with others when he could not speak?（Part B, 3） While-reading How successful is Hawking's A Brief History of Time?（Part B, 4） His book A Brief History of Time was first published in 1988. It became highly popular. It has been translated into more than 40 languages. It helped change our view of the universe. While-reading Why is Stephen Hawking a role model for many people today? （Part B, 5） Because people remember not only his great scientific achievements but also his strong will. He never allowed his serious illness to stop him. He teaches us that no matter how hard life is, we can always find something to achieve. The most important thing is never to give up. Post-reading 04 Post-reading What did he think was the most important quality for a scientist? What difficulties did he face when writing A Brief History of Time? Have we found out what we want to know about Stephen Hawking? Post-reading He was seriously ill. He could hardly move his body and could only speak with the help of a computer. His terrible physical condition was the biggest difficulty while writing the book. What difficulties did he face when writing A Brief History of Time? Possible answer Post-reading What did he think was the most important quality for a scientist? He believed the most important quality was never giving up. Even when facing great difficulties, we should keep working and not quit. Possible answer Post-reading Retelling Language points 05 Language points be famous for 因……而闻名 his pioneering work in science 他在科学领域的开拓性研究 in the face of serious illness 面对重病 take away his ability to control his muscles 夺走了他控制肌肉的能力 as his condition progressed 随着病情不断加重 Language points continue to work 继续工作 a wide audience 更广泛的受众 not only…but also… 不仅……而且…… What matters is that you never give up. 最重要的是你永不放弃。 Summary 06 Summary Exercises 07 1.The ____________(continue) noise from the construction（建设）site made it hard for people around to sleep. 2. The beautiful music gave me the _________(inspire) I needed to finish my new book. 3. The team used a new_____________(science) method to test the quality of the water. 4.You can call me for help___________(when)you face a problem with your homework. 5.My parents __________(courage) me to try new foods when we visit different countries. scientific Exercises inspiration continuous/continued whenver encourage Homework 08 A 层・基础巩固层 1.默写词汇表36-39页单词，标注汉译。 2.完成相应习题。 3.对照课堂思维导图，梳理本节课单词、句型笔记。 B 层・能力提升层 完成 A 层全部作业。 2.背诵文中重点句型。 Homework 感 谢 观 看 null Blues 166591.3 $