摘要:
该初中英语课件围绕“成功之路”主题,通过马修·埃蒙斯的故事展开读写教学,引导学生提取三次失败事件(2004奥运误射、2008奥运失金、患癌)和积极收获(遇妻子、陪家人、成长),归纳主旨。课堂导入用图片词汇匹配(lose, accept等)激活背景,预测观点后快速阅读验证,分段阅读搭建信息提取支架,衔接写作任务。
其亮点在于以语言能力为核心,读写结合提供“beginning-failures-positive-ending”写作模板及关键短语(如take...as a chance)练习,强化表达。融入思维品质培养,分析“success”与“win”区别(win指奖牌,success指人生成长)引导评价观点,提升批判性思维。辅以“奥运倒霉蛋埃蒙斯”视频增强趣味,写作步骤(Brainstorm到Check & Share)和分层作业培养学习能力。学生能提升读写技能和积极心态,教师可直接使用结构化流程和资源,提高教学效率。
内容正文:
课型: 读写课
Developing ideas-Reading for writing
Unit 2 The rode to success
1. 通过阅读马修·埃蒙斯的故事,提取他经历的三次失败事件和三次积极收获,归纳语篇主旨。(学习理解)
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2. 运用语篇中的关键短语和连接词,按照beginning-failures-positive-ending的结构书面描述个人失败经历及应对方式。
(应用实践)
3. 分析"success"和"win"在语篇中的不同含义,结合自身经验评价作者的观点并说明理由。(迁移创新)
学习目标
Lead in
01
Pre-reading
02
While-reading
03
Post-reading
04
05
writing
Language points
06
Summary
07
homework
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Contents
Lead in
Part1
学习目标
Describe the pictures with the words:
lose · success .
One athlete loses the game. He meets _____. But he should not _____ the result. He needs to ______failure. The other athlete _____ the match and gets success.
failure
refuse
accept
win
Pre-Writing
Part2
学习目标
Predict: What did Matthew Emmons think of failure?
a.
failure is bad
it can always help you grow.
b.
What did Matthew Emmons thinks of failure?
a.
failure is bad
it can always help you grow.
b.
✓
Read fast and make sure your prediction.
Read Para 1–2 ( The 2004 Olympics )
2 It was the 2004 Olympic
Twenty-three-year-old Matthew Emmons had one gold medal already. With nine perfect shots in hand, he could win another gold medal with his eyes closed. Bang! He missed… and shot someone else's target! He ended the Olympic Games without a second medal around his neck.
Q1. What happened in 2004?
Matthew Emmons missed his shot and shot someone else's target.
Q2. "Win another gold medal with his eyes closed" means?
it seemed so simple.
Games,
Read Para 3–4 ( Refusing to Give Up, but failed again)
2 But Emmons refused to give up. He allowed himself to be sad for just one night. Then he went back to training hard. He aimed once more at being an Olympic champion.
3 However, over the years, bad luck stuck to him like glue. History repeated itself at the Beijing Olympics. He missed another shot and lost out on the gold medal.
Q1. Did Emmons give up after 2004?
No, he didn't. He allowed himself to be sad for one night, then went back to training hard.
Q2. What does "stuck to him like glue" mean?
Bad luck kept happening to him all the time; he couldn't escape it.
Read Para 5 He can see bright sides from unluckiness
5 Some might consider Emmons one of the unluckiest athletes in history. But Emmons wouldn't agree. He always looks at life on the bright side. For him, those failures have made his life rich. On that night in 2004, after missing the shot, he met his future wife. While he was unlucky to have cancer, he took it as a chance to spend time with his family. He didn't win all the medals, but he is a winner at what really counts — life!
He took it a chance to spend time with his family.
Q1:What bright sides did he see
from his unlucky events?
after missing the shot, he
met his future wife.
Q2: What bright side did he see from his cancer?
6 It’s important to learn lessons from failures. And it is equally important to accept them. When you’ve tried your best, just smile and enjoy the journey. Failure does not always bring success, but it can always help you grow. Remember that “success” and “win” don’t mean the same thing. Success is so much more than that.
Read Para 5 Failure does not always bring success, but it can always help you grow
What can we learn from failure?
Failure does not always bring success, but it can always help you grow, so When you’ve tried your best, just smile and enjoy your journey.
Failure
1. Shot someone else's target at the 2004 Olympic Games.
2.In 2008, Missed a shot and lost out on the gold medal at the Beijing Olympics.
3. Was told he had cancer.
see the bright sides
(positive )
1. after missing the target, he met his future wife
3. He thought it was a googd chance to spent time with his family
Lessons
Failure does not always bring success, but it can always help you grow, so When you’ve tried your best, just smile and enjoy your journey.
2. when you have tried your best, just smile and enjoy your journey.
3.Complete the chart with the words and the expressions from the passage.
Emmons's failure
At the 2004 ¹ , he shot someone else's target.
He missed another shot at the Beijing Olympics and ² on the
gold medal.
He was told that he had ³ .
lost out
cancer
Olympic Games
3.Complete the chart with the words and the expressions from the passage.
Emmons's success
After missing the shot in 2004, he met his ⁴ .
While he was unlucky to have cancer, he took it as a ⁵
to spend time with his family.
He is a ⁶ at life.
future wife
chance
winner
It is important to ⁷ from failures.
Failure does not always ⁸ , but it can always help us grow.
learn
bring success
Answer the questions
1
What does the writer mean by "he could win another gold medal with his eyes closed"?
It meant winning another gold medal seemed really easy for him.
2
What does the writer mean by "stuck to him like glue"?
It meant bad luck kept following him.
3
What is the difference between "success" and "win"?
“Win” is about prizes, while “success” means life experience and growth.
Think and Share
1
Do you think Emmons is one of the unluckiest athletes in history? Why or why not?
No, I don’t think. Because he always looks on the bright side. He gains love and family time from his failures and becomes a winner in life.
2
How can staying positive help you in your life?
Staying positive helps us accept failure, learn from it and find happiness during hard times.
Retell
开头:Matthew Emmons is a famous American shooter.____
2004
He____________
After that
Did not ______
Kept ______
2008
Returned to compete in ______
but he ______ on a gold
medal
Later
He was told he ______
Looking back
He was a winner at life. after he..,
While he...
Writing
1
Beginning
2
Failures
3
Positive Side
4
Ending
Matthew Emmons is a famous shooter.
He faced many failure. For example,in 2004... later in...
But he see good from every failure. after...,he...,
His story teaches us that ______.
Matthew Emmons is a famous shooter. He faced many failures. For example, in 2004, he made a big mistake and lost the gold medal. Later in 2008, he failed again. What was worse, he found he had cancer after that.
But he sees good from every failure. After the mistake in 2004, he met his wife. When he knew he had cancer, he didn’t give up. He regarded it as a good chance to enjoy life with his family. He grew much stronger from these hard experiences.
His story teaches us that we should look on the bright side of everything. Bad things may turn into good ones. Every failure can help us grow and we just need to enjoy the journey.
Sample
Failure
Positive Side
Ending
While-Writing
Part3
学习目标
Write a passage about your own experience in failure.
Step 1 — Brainstorm
Think about the failures you had. How did you deal with them?
Being positive
learning a lesson
trying harder next time
Being negative
getting angry
give up
Failures
· losing a sports competition
· failing an exam
· not getting onto a team
· losing a friend
· setting a goal but not
achieving it
Step 2 — Organize Ideas
1
What was the "failure"?
2
How did you feel? What did
you do?
3
What lesson did you learn?
4
How can this help you in the
future?
Part4
Post-writing
学习目标
Step 3 & 4 — Check & Share
Check. Did you…
describe clearly what happened and how you felt?
use the words and expressions from the reading passage?
summarise the lesson you've learnt?
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Part5
Language points
学习目标
1. shoot someone else's target 误射他人的靶
e.g. He missed… and shot someone else's target!
搭配:shoot at (瞄准射) / shoot a goal (射门)
2. refuse to do sth 拒绝做某事
e.g. Emmons refused to give up.
搭配:refuse to do sth. / refuse sth. (拒绝某物)
比喻义:形容某事接连不断地发生
4. take sth. as a chance to do 把…当作做某事的机会
e.g. He took it as a chance to spend time with his family.
近义:take sth. as an opportunity to do
5. learn lessons from failures 从失败中吸取教训
e.g. It's important to learn lessons from failures.
搭配:learn a lesson / learn from mistakes
6. look at life on the bright side 看到生活光明的一面
e.g. He always looks at life on the bright side.
Part6
Exercises
学习目标
1.The boy took his failure in the exam ______ study harder.
A. as a chance
B. a chance to
C. as a chance to
take sth. as a chance to do 把……当作做某事的机会
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1.7.2013
第1题考查take sth. as a chance to do的用法。这个男孩把考试失利当作更加努力学习的机会。完整结构是take + 宾语 + as a chance + to do,as和to都不能省略,chance前面要有冠词a。正确答案是C。
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2. As middle school students, we should ______ from our failures.
C. learn lessons
A. learn class
B. learn from mistakes
learn lessons from failures 从失败中吸取教训
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1.7.2013
第2题考查learn lessons from failures的用法。作为中学生,我们应该从失败中吸取教训。句中from our failures已经出现,所以空格处填learn lessons即可。learn a lesson是单数形式,learn from mistakes与句中from重复,learn mistakes搭配错误。正确答案是B。
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3. Even when you fail an exam, you should ______.
A. look life on the bright side
B. look at life in the bright side
C. look on life at the bright side
look at life on the bright side 看到生活光明的一面
✔
1.7.2013
第3题考查look at life on the bright side的固定搭配。即使考试不及格,你也应该看到生活光明的一面。look是不及物动词,后面接宾语要加at;"在某一面"用介词on,不用in。正确答案是D。
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Part7
Summary
学习目标
Write an experience about failure
Part1
Part2
Part3
Part4
How can this help
you in the future?
What was the
"failure"?
How did you feel?
What did you do?
What lesson did
you learn?
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Homework
Part8
学习目标
Must do
Polish your passage about your own experience in failure.
要求:
1.about 80–120 words 2.following Steps 1–3.
Choose to do
Interview a family member or friend,then ask about a failure they had and how they deal with it. 要求:80–120 words and share it next class.
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