Unit 3 Smart Learning Section A(3a-3e)课件 2026-2027学年人教版九年级英语上册

Hey, english learners, welcome back to the english leap podcast, your coy place to learn easy english through real life conversations. I'm anna. And on jake, maybe your day has been loud and busy, but right now it's just you, your headphones and our voices. However you're listening, we're really glad you chose to spend this small piece of . time on yourself. okay. Before we start, how are you today, jake? Not the podcast answer, the real answer. uh the real answer. Um I think i'm a good mix of grateful and tired grateful because I love doing this tired because my week has been a little bit too full. too many things in . your schedule yeah work calls, messages and somehow I still feel like I didn't do enough. My body is like, please slow down and my brain is like, no, keep going. That feeling is so familiar. It's like your body and your mind are not on the same team exactly. And you, how are you doing today? Really. honestly, I feel a bit heavy, not sad, just heavy. My eyes feel tired, my shoulders feel. And there's this little voice saying you should have slept earlier. Anna, yeah, that should. Voice is very good at giving comments after everything is finished. True, he never comes before. He always comes after with a long report. very critical report. And if you're listening and you feel something like this, too tired body, busy mind, a lot of shot in your head, you're not alone. We're right there with you. Smart Learning Unit 3 Section A (3a-3e) Brainstorm Do you remember different ways to learn English? Keep a learning diary Repeat dialogues from English movies -You can be different from your family ---《Zootopia》 -But I don’t want to be different Read aloud to practise speaking Use learning apps or websites Learn in groups 1. What’s the type of the dialogue? Look and answer It’s a podcast interview between Ella and Binbin. Ella is the host and Binbin is the guest. Do you listen to podcasts?What are some popular podcasts about? podcasts 播客 Podcasts are audio programmes that people can listen to anywhere on their phones or other devices. They cover many topics, such as news, stories, science, and language learning, and offer longer and more in-depth discussions than short videos. People can listen to podcasts while doing chores, exercising, or travelling. Podcasts have become a popular way to learn more about something that matches their interests, understand topics more clearly, and think more carefully. What are Ella and Binbin doing? They are having a podcast interview. Why do you think Ella invites Binbin to her podcast? 　 Maybe because Binbin is going to share some ideas for ______________________ _________________________________. _________________________________. interesting school activities / effective learning ways making friends at school ... Look and answer Listen and choose ① spend time using the language　　② become an active learner　　③ take things step by step ④ write my diary in English　　　　⑤ practise English all the time Ella:Hi, this is Ella’s podcast. Today’s guest is Binbin. He’s going to give us some ideas for learning English. Binbin: Hi, Ella. Thanks for having me! For learning English, I think first you need to _______.　 Ella:  What do you mean by that? Binbin: Well, because I want to speak English well, I _______. Ella:  Oh, you must spend a lot of time studying! Binbin: Well, it doesn’t mean you have to study all the time. You need to ________. For example, I speak English with friends. I repeat the dialogues from the films I like. I read English books, and sometimes I _______. Ella:  Wow! I guess you really enjoy learning. Binbin: Yes, it’s true! But you see, I started out at zero and came across problems. I mean, you just have to _______. Start simple and build up. Ella:  That’s so true. ⑤ ① ④ ③ ② 2. Who are the speakers? 3. What are they mainly talking about? Look and answer They are Ella and Binbin. Binbin is a guest on Ella’s podcast. They are talking about some ideas for learning English and how to be an active English learner. 4. What does Binbin mean by “an active learner”? 5. How does Binbin spend time using the language? 6. What advice does Binbin give about dealing with problems? An active learner means you practise English all the time and spend time using the language, not just study all the time. He speaks English with friends, repeats the dialogues from his favourite films, reads English books and sometimes writes his diary in English. He advises us to take things step by step, start simple and build up. Translation 埃拉:大家好，欢迎收听埃拉的播客。今天的嘉宾是斌斌。他将为我们分享一些英语学习的妙招。 斌斌:埃拉，你好，感谢邀请!关于英语学习，我认为 首先要做一名主动的学习者。 埃拉:你这么说是什么意思呢? 斌斌:嗯，因为我想说好英语，所以我一直在练习英语。 埃拉:哦，那你肯定花了很多时间在学习上吧! 斌斌:嗯，这并不是说你得一直学。你需要花时间使用 这门语言。比如，我会和朋友们用英语交流，跟 读我喜欢的电影里的对白,阅读英文书籍，有时候 还会用英语写日记。 埃拉:哇!我猜你真的很喜欢学习。 斌斌:是的，没错!不过你知道的，我一开始也是零基础， 也遇见过难题。我的意思是，你只需要循序渐进地 来就好。从简单的开始，慢慢积累 埃拉:你说得太对了。 3a Read the podcast interview. Why did Ella invite Binbin to her podcast? Ella: Hi, this is Ella’s podcast. Today’s guest is Binbin. He’s going to give us some ideas for learning English. Binbin: Hi, Ella. Thanks for having me! For learning English, I think first you need to become an active learner. Ella: What do you mean by that? Binbin: Well, because I want to speak English well, I practise English all the time. Ella: Oh, you must spend a lot of time studying! Binbin: Well, it doesn’t mean you have to study all the time. You need to spend time using the language. For example, I speak English with friends. I repeat the dialogues from the films I like. I read English books, and sometimes I write my diary in English. Ella: Wow! I guess you really enjoy learning. Binbin: Yes, it’s true! But you see, I started out at zero and came across problems. I mean, you just have to take things step by step. Start simple and build up. Ella: That’s so true. Ella invited Binbin to her podcast because he was going to give some ideas for learning English Phrases 成为一名积极主动的学习者 想要把英语说好 一直练习英语 享受学习 从零开始 遇到问题 一步步地；逐步 从简单处入手 逐步提升；积累 花时间运用这门语言 1. become an active learner 2. want to speak English well 3. practise English all the time 4. enjoy learning 5. start out at zero 6. come across problems 7. step by step 8. start simple 9. build up 10. spend time using the language  3b Which of these active learning tips does Binbin follow? What about you? e.g. Binbin follows “Spend time using the language” because he says “You need to spend time using the language”. 3c Read the descriptions and decide who are active learners. Jenny practises what she learnt in maths class when going shopping. Frank takes evening classes to prepare for his HSK examination. Tony wrote a play based on his favourite history lesson. Cathy often puts off working on projects until the last day. be based on 以……为基础（或根据） put off 推迟；拖延 3d Listen to the conversation. Pay attention to how the speaker explains his ideas. Then role-play the conversation. Ella: Hi, this is Ella’s podcast. Today’s guest is Binbin. He’s going to give us some ideas for learning English. Binbin: Hi, Ella. Thanks for having me! For learning English, I think first you need to become an active learner. Ella: What do you mean by that? Binbin: Well, because I want to speak English well, I practise English all the time. Ella: Oh, you must spend a lot of time studying! Binbin: Well, it doesn’t mean you have to study all the time. You need to spend time using the language. For example, I speak English with friends. I repeat the dialogues from the films I like. I read English books, and sometimes I write my diary in English. Ella: Wow! I guess you really enjoy learning. Binbin: Yes, it’s true! But you see, I started out at zero and came across problems. I mean, you just have to take things step by step. Start simple and build up. Ella: That’s so true. 3e Discuss the ways for you to learn other school subjects actively. A: Hi, welcome back to A‘s Podcast. Today’s guest is B. He‘s here to share some ideas on how to learn maths actively. B: Hi, A. Thanks for having me! When it comes to maths, I think the key is to become an active problem-solver, not just a passive listener. A: What do you mean by “active”? B: Well, many students just watch the teacher solve problems on the board. That‘spassive. To learn actively, you need to get your hands dirty. For example, instead of just reading formulas, I try to explain the concepts to myself or even to my rubber duck! A: A rubber duck? That‘s interesting! B: Yes! It forces you to organize your thoughts clearly. Also, I don’t just do the exercises in the textbook. I ask “what if” questions-like, “What if I change this number? Will the method still work?" A: So, you're not just memorizing steps. You're actually exploring the logic. B: Exactly! And when I get stuck, I don‘t just wait for the teacher. I try to draw diagrams or teach the problem backwards to find where I got lost. It might sound slow, but it helps me truly understand. A: That makes sense. It's not about spending more time staring at the page, but spending time thinking with the pencil. B: You got it! Start with simple problems to build confidence, then challenge yourself step by step. A: Great advice, B: Thanks for sharing! Discussion Be an active learner Develop your own strategies Use what you learn in real life Read or explore a lot Make learning enjoyable Connect new knowledge to old Learn from mistakes Be positive when having difficulties How does Binbin explain his ideas? Give reasons Give specific examples 　　　　 Give personal experience　　　　 Give advice Is Ella an active interviewer? How do you know? Ask follow-up questions Give speculative responses (you must / I guess ...) show interest with proper tone Give positive feedback Yes, she is After-reading 1. What can you learn from Binbin, Ella and your classmates? From Binbin, I learn to use English in real life and not give up. From Ella, I learn to listen and ask good questions. From my classmates, I learn different learning tips. All of these help me become an active learner. 2. Why do you think being an active learner is important? • It helps me understand and remember things better. I don’t just memorize for tests — I really learn.　 • It helps me enjoy the process, and overcome difficulties step by step. • An active learner learns more, remembers longer, and never gives up easily. That’s why it’s important. ... How can we become successful learners? Learn hard Learn well Learn smart Lead Your Future Practise a lot. Use good methods. Use • Enjoy • Create • Reflect Active Learner → Lifelong Learner Learning English is a long‑term journey. Progress comes from active practice. If we learn step by step and keep using the language, we will make great progress. SEE YOU null 91455.805 $null