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Section B (2a-Reflecting) Unit 4 Our Memory 01 Teaching Objectives 语言能力:学生掌握 increase、blood、wound、divide、recognize、outline 等核心词汇的音形义及短语搭配;通过词缀构词练习掌握前缀改变词义、后缀改变词性的规律,并能据此从 act、forget、effect 等词根扩展词汇量;读懂Billy关于演讲记忆方法的日记,提取关键信息;运用相关语言点完成句子填空与动物记忆语篇填空;仿照Billy日记格式撰写个人记忆挑战日记。 思维品质:学生通过词根词缀归纳构词规律,培养分类对比与逻辑分析能力,理解"前缀改义、后缀改性"的本质区别;阅读Billy日记时梳理"挑战—目标—方法—结果"叙事逻辑,分析三种记忆策略的适用场景与内在关联;在3b制定个人记忆计划时,需辩证思考自身记忆短板并选择最适合的方法;在 Reflecting 环节回顾单元所学,进行批判性自我评价,发展元认知与反思性思维能力。 学习能力:学生运用词缀法这一核心词汇学习策略,由已知词根推导生词词义与词性,提升词汇自主习得效率;通过阅读Billy日记学习"创建纲要—关键词联想—分块练习—保持自信"的演讲记忆法,并迁移至实际学习场景;3b至3c环节以"制订计划—执行追踪—日记反思"的闭环模式进行自我监控与学习管理;Reflecting 环节引导学生回顾本单元知识体系,养成定期反思与动态调整学习策略的习惯。 文化意识:学生通过科普短文了解松鼠储食、大雁迁徙、海豚辨声等自然中的记忆奥秘,感受科学探索精神与生命智慧;从Billy克服演讲焦虑的经历中体会"方法比努力更重要"的学习理念,认识到找到适合自己的学习策略是个人成长的关键;通过制定个人记忆计划与同伴分享交流,尊重学习方法的多样性;Reflecting 环节引导学生在自我反思中树立科学用脑、高效学习、勇于实践的积极价值观。 02 Teaching Points 教学重点:掌握 increase、blood、wound、divide、recognize等核心词汇的音形义及 divide sth into 短语搭配;理解并运用词缀构词规律,能从 act、forget、effect 三个词根派生出 react、action、active、forgetful、forgettable、effective、effectively 等新词;在语境中正确运用keep in mind、run out、happen to、go through 等语言点完成句子填空与动物记忆语篇填空;读懂Billy日记并提取三种记忆方法关键信息;完成3b记忆计划表格与3c日记写作。 教学难点:掌握increase名词与动词的重音区分及词性转换运用;在语境中准确判断词缀派生词的词性与词义并选择正确形式完成填空;one-size-fits-all等复合词的理解与灵活运用;将Billy日记中的记忆策略迁移至个人实际学习场景,制定切实可行而非泛泛而谈的记忆挑战计划;用英语完整撰写记忆挑战日记,做到结构清晰、语言连贯、方法具体、反思有深度;在Reflecting环节中用英语进行有深度的自我评价与学习策略调整反思。 03 Section B (2a-3c) unforgettable Use affixes to create as many new words as possible. Use your dictionary. act re- -ion -ive -or forget -ful -able -ness un- react action active actor forgetful forgetfulness forgettable effect -ive effective effectively effectiveness -ly -ness 词缀 一、什么是词缀? 英语单词并不是凭空出现的,它们大多由「词根 + 词缀」组合而成。词缀是加在词根上、用来改变单词含义或词性的那部分字母组合。就像中文里的「偏旁部首」一样,掌握了词缀,我们就能「望词生义」,遇到生词也能猜出个大概。 词缀分为两大类:一类叫「前缀」,加在单词前面,主要用来改变单词的意思;另一类叫「后缀」,加在单词后面,主要用来改变单词的词性(比如把动词变成名词、把形容词变成副词等),有时也会改变意思。 二、常见前缀 1. un- 表示「不、非、相反」(加在形容词、副词前面) 词缀 happy(高兴的) unhappy 不高兴的 lucky(幸运的) unlucky 不幸的 usual(平常的) unusual 不寻常的 able(能干的) unable 不能的 friendly(友好的) unfriendly 不友好的 true(真实的) untrue 不真实的 2. dis- 表示「不、否定、相反」(多加在动词、形容词前面) like(喜欢) dislike 不喜欢 agree(同意) disagree 不同意 appear(出现) disappear 消失 honest(诚实的) dishonest 不诚实的 believe(相信) disbelieve 不相信 3. in- / im- / il- / ir- 表示「不、非」 in- 加在大多数字母前,如 in + correct = incorrect(不正确的)。 词缀 im- 加在以 b、m、p 开头的词前,如 im + possible = impossible(不可能的)、im + polite = impolite(不礼貌的)。 il- 加在以 l 开头的词前,如 il + legal = illegal(非法的)。 ir- 加在以 r 开头的词前,如 ir + regular = irregular(不规则的)。 记忆口诀:b、m、p 前用 im;l 前用 il;r 前用 ir;其余用 in。 4. re- 表示「再、有一次、重新、回」(加在动词前) write(写) rewrite 重写 build(建造) rebuild 重建 turn(转) return 返回、归还 use(使用) reuse 重复使用 tell(告诉) retell 复述 cycle(循环) recycle 回收利用 词缀 5. pre- 表示「在……之前、预先」 view(看) preview 预览 pay(支付) prepay 预付 pare(准备) prepare 准备 history(历史) prehistory 史前 6. mis- 表示「错误、误」 understand(理解) misunderstand 误解 take(拿) mistake 弄错 7. over- 表示「过度、过分、在上方」 weight(重量) overweight 超重的 work(工作) overwork 过度工作 time(时间) overtime 加班 come(来) overcome 克服 8. under- 表示「在……下面、不足」 词缀 ground(地面) underground 地下的 water(水) underwater 水下的 9. inter- 表示「在……之间、相互」 national(国家的) international 国际的 view(看) interview 面试、采访 10. 其他常见前缀 sub- 表示「在下面、次」 subway 地铁(地下的路) subtitle 副标题、字幕 super- 表示「超级、超过」 supermarket 超市 superman 超人 auto- 表示「自己、自动」 词缀 autograph 亲笔签名 automatic 自动的 bi- 表示「双、两」 bicycle 自行车(两个轮子) bilingual 双语的 fore- 表示「在前面、预先」 forehead 前额 foresee 预见 ex- 表示「前任、向外」 ex-husband 前夫 export 出口 三、常见后缀 (一)名词后缀:把别的词变成名词 词缀 1. -er / -or 表示「做某事的人」 play(玩) player 选手、运动员 act(表演) actor 演员 direct(指导) director 导演、主任 visit(访问) visitor 访问者 2. -ist 表示「从事……的人、……家」 art(艺术) artist 艺术家 science(科学) scientist 科学家 piano(钢琴) pianist 钢琴家 tour(旅游) tourist 游客 3. -ian 表示「……的人」 music(音乐) musician 音乐家 history(历史) historian 历史学家 4. -ment 把动词变成名词 词缀 develop(发展) development 发展 move(移动) movement 运动 agree(同意) agreement 协议、同意 punish(惩罚) punishment 惩罚 5. -ness 把形容词变成名词 happy(高兴的) happiness 高兴 sad(悲伤的) sadness 悲伤 ill(生病的) illness 疾病 kind(善良的) kindness 善良 6. -tion / -sion 把动词变成名词 educate(教育) education 教育 inform(通知) information 信息 invent(发明) invention 发明 pollute(污染) pollution 污染 7. -ity 把形容词变成名词 词缀 able(能干的) ability 能力 possible(可能的) possibility 可能性 8. -th 构成名词 true(真实的) truth 真相 grow(生长) growth 生长 heal(治愈) health 健康 long(长的) length 长度 9. -ing 构成动名词(名词) meet(见面) meeting 会议 build(建造) building 建筑物 (二)形容词后缀:把别的词变成形容词 1. -ful 表示「充满……的、有……的」 help(帮助) helpful 有帮助的 use(使用) useful 有用的 词缀 2. -less 表示「无、没有」 help(帮助) helpless 无助的 use(使用) useless 无用的 care(小心) careless 粗心的 home(家) homeless 无家可归的 3. -y 表示「有……特征的、充满……的」 -sun(太阳) sunny 阳光充足的 cloud(云) cloudy 多云的 rain(雨) rainy 多雨的 wind(风) windy 多风的 4. -al 表示「……的」 nation(国家) national 国家的 nature(自然) natural 自然的 education(教育) educational 教育的 person(人) personal 个人的 词缀 5. -able / -ible 表示「可……的、值得……的」 comfort(舒适) comfortable 舒服的 enjoy(享受) enjoyable 令人愉快的 6. -ous 表示「具有……的」 danger(危险) dangerous 危险的 humor(幽默) humorous 幽默的 7. -ive 表示「有……倾向的」 act(行动) active 活跃的 create(创造) creative 有创造力的 8. -en 表示「由……制成的」 wood(木) wooden 木制的 wool(羊毛) woolen 羊毛的 9. -ly 表示「像……的、有……性质的」 词缀 注意:-ly 加在名词后构成形容词,表示「具有……品质的」 friend(朋友) friendly 友好的 love(爱) lovely 可爱的 day(天) daily 每日的 week(周) weekly 每周的 10. -ish 表示「有点……的、像……的」 self(自己) selfish 自私的 child(孩子) childish 幼稚的 fool(傻瓜) foolish 愚蠢的 11. -ic / -ical 表示「……的」 base(基础) basic 基本的 history(历史) historical 历史的 (三)副词后缀:把形容词变成副词 词缀 -ly 表示「……地」 quick(快的) quickly 快地 slow(慢的) slowly 慢地 careful(小心的) carefully 小心地 happy(高兴的) happily 高兴地 (四)动词后缀:把别的词变成动词 1. -en 表示「使变得……」 wide(宽的) widen 加宽 short(短的) shorten 缩短 strong(强壮的) strengthen 加强 length(长度) lengthen 加长 2. -ize / -ise 表示「使……化、使变成」 real(真实的) realize 意识到 organ(组织) organize 组织 词缀 3. -fy 表示「使……」 simple(简单的) simplify 简化 beauty(美) beautify 美化 (五)数词后缀 1. -teen 表示「十几」 three thirteen 十三 five fifteen 十五 2. -ty 表示「几十」 two twenty 二十 four forty 四十(注意不是 fourty) 3. -th 表示「第几」 four fourth 第四 six sixth 第六 Exercise. 1. What is the (mean) of this word? 2. Young people like jeans because they think jeans make them feel (comfort). 3. December is the (twelve) month of a year. It's the best time to go skiing with friends. 4. The car factory produces a large number of (electricity) cars every year. 5. With the teacher's help, we worked out the problems (easy). 6. This is Li Hua's (three) time to be a volunteer. 7. If you want to keep healthy, you should exercise (regular). 8. He always helps others, and this brings him (happy). electric easily third meaning comfortable twelfth regularly happiness Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the words from the word cloud. 1. The customer badly to the price increase. 2. Starting over is not easy, but it is necessary in my . 3. His memory technique is simple but . 4. The man has lost a lot of blood. He is to die from his wounds if not treated at once. 5. Our hotel is in a great near the central mall. 6. I can't recall which notebook I wrote your email in. likely position address reacts/reacted case effective Complete the passage with the correct forms of the phrases in the box. Which animal impressed you the most? go through run out happen to keep in mind Research shows that many animals have good long-term memories. They where food can be found and where it is safe. For example, when squirrels of food, they go straight to the place where they hid nuts. Every autumn, wild geese fly thousands of kilometres south for the winter. Humans do not know for sure what their minds during the journey, but wild geese seldom get lost. A similar situation dolphins. They can recognize voices of other dolphins—even when they have not met each other for a long time. keep in mind run out goes through happens to Read Billy's diary entry about his memory challenge. Then complete the table. Friday, 20 November In the past, I always felt stressed when I had to give a speech. I used to spend lots of time trying to memorize my speech, but I still forgot some parts. Last week, I decided to find out what the right way is to memorize a speech. I looked online and asked friends, and I found many useful methods. I learnt how to create a speech outline. Instead of trying to remember every word of my speech, I remembered the key words first. Then I formed images of these key words in my mind, and linked them in order. Another method is to divide the speech into short sections. I practised the first section until I could fully recall it. Then I moved on to the next. This helped me to find out which parts of the speech I needed to work on the most. Finally, a friend told me that I should have confidence in myself. Nobody knows my speech except me. If I do forget some words, I shouldn't panic. Just remember the key words and continue! I followed all these great methods and my speech today was a great success! Read Billy's diary entry about his memory challenge. Then complete the table. Challenge Goal Method Result felt stressed; spent lots of time trying to memorize his speech, but he still forgot some parts to find out the right way to memorize a speech 1. create a speech outline, remember the key words and form images in mind; 2. divide the speech into short sections and practise one by one; 3. have confidence and don't panic if he forgets some words followed these methods and his speech was a great success What is your biggest memory challenge? Use the table in 3a to create a plan to overcome the challenge. Here are some tips. Divide your goal into smaller ones if it is difficult. List three methods to improve your memory. There is no one-size-fits-all method. Practise to find out what works the best for you. What is your biggest memory challenge? Use the table in 3a to create a plan to overcome the challenge. Here are some tips. Challenge Memorize English words Goal To find out the right way to memorize English words well. Method 1. Make word lists, remember key meanings and form images in my mind. 2. Divide new words into small groups and practise them one by one. 3. Have confidence and don't panic if I forget some words. Result If I follow these methods, I will remember English words much better. every small step counts I'm sure I will get better at remembering words! Write a diary entry to start tracking your progress. Reward yourself for each small step forward. You are sure to get better! 开头:引出话题,点明主题与心情 段落布局 中间:详细描述挑战过程与方法 结尾:总结全文,升华观点 Today I started tracking my progress in memorizing English words, and I'm really happy with what I've done! 目标设定:I set a small goal: learn new words and remember their meanings. 过程与方法:At first, it was a little hard, but I used 结果与奖励:Finally, I achieved the goal successfully! I rewarded myself with Sample Saturday, 21 November Sunny Today I started tracking my progress in memorizing English words, and I'm really happy with what I've done! I set a small goal: learn 10 new words today and remember their meanings. At first, it was a little hard, but I used the mind map method to group the words by topic. Finally, I achieved the goal successfully! For this small step forward, I rewarded myself with my favorite strawberry ice cream. I know learning words is a long journey, but every small step counts. I will keep tracking my progress every day, and I'm sure I will get better at remembering words! 04 Project Think about this question: “Is it still necessary to memorize things when they can be found online?” What is your opinion? In my opinion, we still need to memorize important knowledge. The Internet cannot work all the time. If we depend too much on the Internet, we may become lazy. Basic memorization helps us understand new things better. When we keep knowledge in our mind, we can use it quickly without checking the Internet. I think we need a balance. We should memorize basic and useful knowledge, such as new words and key rules. But we don't have to remember every little detail. We can look up those less-important facts online. Memorization builds our brain, while the Internet helps us save time. We need both. I don't think we need to memorize many things. We can easily get all kinds of information online. Whenever we need facts or numbers, we can just search for them in seconds. Memorizing takes a lot of time. We should spend more time learning how to think creatively instead. Form two groups based on different opinions. Add at least three reasons to support your opinion. Have a debate on the question, Each student takes turns to speak. 05 Reflecting Can you talk about memories that are important to you? Can you use object clauses to express your opinions? What have you learnt about how memory works? What methods have you learnt to improve your memory? 你能说说对你来说很重要的回忆吗? 你能用宾语从句来表达你的观点吗? 你了解了哪些关于记忆运作原理的知识? 你学到了哪些提高记忆力的方法? 06 Vocabulary increase v.增加,增长,提高;n.增加,增长量,增长 increase by + 幅度 增长了……(表变化差值) increase to + 最终数值 增长到……(表最终结果) increase in sth 在……方面增长 on the increase 正在增加;不断上升(固定名词短语) increased adj.增加的;增多的(过去分词作形容词) increasing adj.越来越多的;不断增加的(现在分词作形容词) increasingly adv.越来越;日益 易混辨析:increase /raise/rise increase:可及物/不及物,侧重数量、数值、程度的变大。 rise:不及物动词,无被动,事物自身自然上升,主语多为物。搭配rise by/rise to raise:及物动词,必须接宾语,人为去抬高、提升。 wound n.伤口,创伤,感情上的伤痛;v.使受伤,伤害 a deep wound 很深的伤口 heal a wound 愈合伤口;抚平伤痛 wound sb's feelings 伤害某人的感情 mortal wound 致命伤 wounded adj.受伤的;受伤害的 易混辨析:wound /injure/hurt /harm wound:多指外力武器(刀、枪、打仗)造成的皮肉伤口,也可指情感伤害。常用搭配:be wounded in the battle在战斗中受伤;wound one's pride伤害某人的自尊。 injure:多指意外事故中受伤(车祸、摔倒等),身体机能受损,较正式。常用搭配:be injured in a car accident在车祸中受伤;injure one's knee伤到膝盖。 hurt:最通用。既可以指肉体疼痛,也可指情感伤心;可轻可重,口语常用。常用搭配:hurt one's hand弄伤手;hurt sb's pride伤自尊。 harm:侧重抽象的损害、危害,不一定看得见伤口,多指对健康、利益、心理造成不良后果。常用搭配:do harm to sb/sth对……有害;harm one's health损害健康。 wild adj.野生的,荒凉的,狂热的,鲁莽的 wild animals 野生动物 in the wild 在野外;自然环境下 go wild 变得狂热;发疯;纵情 wild about sb/sth 对……极度迷恋 wildly adv.疯狂地;极其;失控地 be wildly excited 极度兴奋 wildness n.野性;荒芜;疯狂 the wildness of nature 大自然的野性 wildlife n.野生动植物 protect wildlife 保护野生动植物 易混辨析:wild /fierce/savage wild:核心含义 “野生的,未被驯养的”,也可指人的情绪狂热,不一定带有攻击性。搭配:wild plant 野生植物;wild laughter 狂笑。 fierce:侧重凶猛的、猛烈的,强调攻击性、力量强,可修饰动物、人、竞争、风雨。搭配:a fierce dog 凶猛的狗;fierce competition 激烈的竞争;fierce wind 狂风。 savage:语气较强,指野蛮的、残暴的,带有残酷凶狠色彩;也可指原始未开化。搭配:a savage attack 猛烈凶狠的袭击;savage beasts 猛兽。 recognize v.认出,识别,承认,认可,意识到,认识到 recognize sb/sth by… 通过……认出 recognize sb/sth as… 认出…是… recognize that‑clause 意识到 / 认识到…… be recognized for… 因……而闻名 recognition n.认出;识别;承认;赞誉 gain recognition 获得认可 beyond recognition 认不出来 recognizable adj.可认出的;可识别的 unrecognizable adj.无法辨认的 易混辨析:recognize /know/realize recognize:“认出,识别”,瞬间动作,指再次见到时认出来;也指承认客观事实。搭配:recognize sb;recognize sth as… know:“认识,了解”,延续性动词,表示长久熟悉、了解。搭配:know sb well 很了解某人;know about sth 了解某事 realize:“意识到,领悟”,侧重头脑醒悟,明白某个道理、事实,没有“辨认人 / 物”的含义。搭配:realize one's mistake 意识到错误;realize that… divide v.(使)分开,分割,分配,使产生分歧;n.分界线,隔阂 divide…into… 把……分成…… divide…between/among… 在……之间分配 divide A by B 用 B 除 A divide…from… 把……与……隔开 divide on sth 在某事上存在分歧 divided adj.有分歧的;分开的 be divided over sth 对某事意见不一 division n.分开;分割;部门;除法;分歧 divisible adj.可分的;可整除的 indivisible adj.不可分割的 易混辨析:divide /separate divide:侧重把一个完整的整体人为分割、划分成若干份,可用于抽象事物(意见分歧)。常用搭配divide…into…、divide…between…。 separate:侧重把原本靠在一起的事物分离开,使之互相隔开,不一定属于同一整体;也表示分居。常用搭配separate…from… 把…和…分开、separate into 分成。 07 Homework Review the words learned in this class. 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