Unit5Canada---“TheTrueNorth”（VocabularyandUsefulExpressions）

详细内容

pleted an astonishing range of theoretical physics publications，written in his spare time，without the benefit of close contact with scientific literature or colleagues.The most well known of these works is Einstein’s 1905 paper proposing “the special theory of relativity.” Later in 1905 Einstein showed how mass and energy were equivalent expressing it in the famous equation：E=mc2.This equation became a cornerstone in the development of nuclear energy.Einstein received the Nobel Prize in 1921 but not for relativity，rather for his 1905 work on the photoelectric effect.He worked on at Princeton until the end of his life on an attempt to unify the laws of physics.
Step 3 Summing up
T：Good jobs.Today we will finish learning this unit.Now let’s sum up what we have learned in this unit.Here are some guiding notes to help you.Please fill in the information sheet.
（Show the card on the screen.）
What have you learned about Nelson Mandela.
_________________________________

From this unit you have also learned
●Useful verbs___________________________
●Useful nouns___________________________
●Useful expressions___________________________
●New grammar item___________________________
Now I’ll give you some minutes to write possible answers.
Suggested answers：
What have you learned about Nelson Mandela.
intelligent/determined/generous/kind/unselfish/hard-working/brave/confident
From this unit you have also learned
●Useful verbs：
fight，advise，continue，vote，aept，guard，fear，reward，sentence
●Useful nouns：
hero，quality，republic，principle，nationalism，livelihood，prison，prisoner，law，fee，gold，passbook，ANC，youth，league，stage，position，violence，blanket，degree，terror，fear，cruelty，reward，right，criminal，leader，president
●Useful expressions：
lose heart，in trouble，worry about，out of work，Youth League，as a matter of fact，blow up，put...in prison，e to，power，set up，be sentenced to
●New grammar item：
The attributive clauses with when/where/why
Step 4 Learning tip
T：In the last periods，we have learned two passages about Nelson Mandela.So you have been very familiar with this kind of passage.Here is a question for you to discuss.Listen carefully.Which learning tips do you think are more useful？Are you clear about that？
Ss：Yes.
T：Work in groups of four and discuss for a few minutes.Then I’ll ask some students to express your opinions.You can begin now.
（A few minutes later.）
T：OK.Are you ready now？
Ss：Yes.
T：Who’d like to be the first to talk about your opinions？Any volunteer？
S1：I think when we choose a famous person，we must try to find out as much as we can about his or her life.
S2：In my opinion，it is important to read what a famous person did and what people remember about him or her.
S3：I think it is also important to find some people who like him or her and some who do not.At the same time，we should try to find out for what reason they like this person or not.
T：Very good.While you are doing this，you will be teaching yourself a useful way of learning.
Step 5 Project
T：Now please turn to Page 75.Please look at the project.You know a great person need not to be famous.So your task is to look around your hometown and see if you can find anyone who has given up something to help others.Then write a short report about research and read it to the class.Please finish it after class.
Step 6 Checking yourself
T：Now we have finished learning this unit.Please discuss the following questions.
（Show these questions on the screen.）
What kind of person do you want to be？
Are you going to bee a great person like Nelson Mandela？Why？
Do you think a rich and suessful person is a great person？Why or why not？
What have you learned from Nelson Mandela？From what quality do you admire him most？
Do you know anyone who has given up a lot for others？
How well have you done in the exercises on the attributive clause？
Did you have any problems in understanding this unit？How did you solve them？
（Give the students several minutes to prepare.And then have a discussion about these questions with the whole class.）
Step 7 Summary
T：In this lesson，we summed up what we have learned in this unit.Besides，we talked about some learning tips.And then you check yourself.Today we have finished this unit，so please review the whole unit，especially pay more attention to the important words，phrases and grammar we learned in this unit.
Step 8 Homework
Go over the whole unit.
●板书设计
Unit 5 Nelson Mandela―a modern hero
The Seventh Period
What have you learned about Nelson Mandela.
____________________________________
From this unit you have also learned
●Useful verbs_______________________________
●Useful nouns_______________________________
●Useful expressions_______________________________
●New grammar item_______________________________
●活动与探究
Your task is to look around your hometown and see if you can find anyone who has given up something to help others.Then write a short report about research and read it to the class.Please finish it after class.
●备课资料
How to Improve Your English Grammar
Use self-study grammar books.
Practice forming meaningful sentences.Make positive statements，negative，turn statements into questions，make active statements passive.Turn past tense sentences into present tense sentences etc.
Learn the different tenses.Learn by heart a simple example sentence using each tense.
Do online exercises.Keep a note of how you did and go back in a few weeks to see how you have improved.
On this site：Use the grammar pages to learn new grammar and then test yourself.
How to Improve Your English Vocabulary
Use self-study vocabulary books.
Expose yourself to as much English as possible by reading，watching the TV，films or the news and listening to the radio or music.
Do online exercises.Keep a note of how you did and go back in a few weeks to see how you have improved.
Use stick it notes and label things around your home.
Vocabulary webs
Build a vocabulary web to anise your vocabulary about certain subjects.
For example your personal life：

and then extend it：

On this site：Use the dictation pages to test your understanding.and then extend it further...
Flash cards
Start a flash cards box.
Buy or cut out some cards all the same size.
Draw or cut out some pictures.
Paste the pictures onto one side of the card and write the correct word on the other side.
Put new words in the front of the box.
Test yourself using either the pictures，the words or both.
If you have fotten a word bring it to the front of the box.
On this site：Use the vocabulary pages to learn new vocabulary thematically and in context.
How to Improve Your English Listening Skills
Make sure you have the right software to take advantage of what is available on the .You can download players and find links to online radio stations at real.，windowsmedia. and winamp..
Try some English radio stations.
Films in English are an excellent language resource.Follow my tips on how to use films to improve your English.
Keep up to date with current events and watch an English-language news station，such as BBC World.Watch news reports on events you are already aware of.
Find out how to switch languages on your TV.If you have digital or satellite TV there are several channels that broadcast in multiple languages.Eurosport is one and Euronews is another.
On this site：Use my English magazine Ezine pages to find some interesting articles to listen to.
On this site：Read my poem of the month or joke of the month and then send off for the monthly sound files.