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《英语视听说》课程教学大纲

《英语视听说》课程教学大纲

《英语视听说》教学大纲一、课程基本信息课程代码:10130324课程英文名称:English Audio, Video and Oral Training课程所属单位:外国语学院课程面向专业:英语课程类型:选修课先修课程:《英语口语》、《综合英语》、《英语听力》、《英语语音》学分:1.5总学时:30二、课程性质与目的本课程为专业选修课程,旨在通过该课程的学习提高学生英语听说和解决问题的综合能力;通过原声电影的观摩,让学生在真实的语境中学习生动的英语,同时,使学生了解异国文化,增强交际意识和文化意识。

三、课程教学内容与要求本课程没有指定的教科书,教学材料以原版英语音像材料和电影资料为主。

本课程采用多媒体教学,通过多种多样的课堂活动激发学生的学习兴趣,并对学生听和说的能力进行有效地训练,使学生理解不同题材的材料,并能对相应的内容做出概括和评述。

本课程需在一个学期内完成,具体安排如下:第一章理解幸福和苦难1教学活动安排学生演讲、提问、影片展示、小组讨论与结果展示、影片主题辩论2 基本要求听懂影片中的基本会话、能回答与影片相关的问题、能对相关现象做出中肯的评论。

3重点难点对关于影片问题的回答和评述第二章美国的大学1教学活动安排学生演讲(关于本章主题)、音像材料展示、小组讨论、命题演讲(无准备)2 基本要求听懂影片中的基本会话、能回答与影片相关的问题、能对相关现象做出中肯的评论,能在规定的时间内做命题演讲。

了解美国的大学教育方式和中国的不同。

3 重点难点命题演讲第三章人物1教学活动安排学生演讲(关于简奥斯丁)、学生讨论(关于该作家的有关作品)、音像资料展示、学生总结该人物的生平、分组列举其他知名女作家、分角色扮演。

2基本要求了解简奥斯丁的生平、能列举其他知名的英美女作家和其作品、能对简的生活做出中肯的评价、能对她的作品做出有新意的评价3 重点难点对简奥斯丁的作品的评价、分角色扮演中语音语调语气的把握第四章美国文化探寻1教学活动安排讨论中美文化差异并能用相关的例子做出支撑、观看关于牛仔的电影、回答与视频材料相关的问题、评价牛仔的生活和美国西部文化、了解西部片的特点。

《英语视听说(一)》课程教学大纲

《英语视听说(一)》课程教学大纲

外国语学院《英语视听说(一)》课程教学大纲一、课程基本信息二、课程目标(一)总体目标《英语视听说(一)》是英语专业语言基础训练课程之一,该课程旨在培养学英语“听”和“说”基本和必备技能,其掌握程度对以后其他课程的学习有重要影响。

《英语视听说(一)》是面向新生的大类基础课程,与其并行开设的课程有《综合英语》、《英语读写》、《英语口语》等,在掌握一定英语语法、词汇和表达方法的基础上,结合教材和真实试听材料进行集中听说训练。

本门课程的学习帮助学生平衡日常训练中的输入输出,贯通听说技巧,为后续听说课程做好准备,为学生适应专业学习环境、日常化技能训练做好准备。

本课程旨在培养学生的英语听力、口语、以及加工多模态文本的能力。

通过教材和补充试听材料的训练和技巧讲授,帮助学生逐渐从单一的基于练习题目的听力练习转向全面深入加工语言输入的训练,培养英语语感,谈说适应个体听解习惯的自主训练方法,实现训练日常化,增加学生对英语的兴趣及用英语表达的欲望。

本课程教学资料主要由三部分组成:其一,刘绍龙主编的《新世纪高等院校英语专业本科生系列教材:听说教程1》,该教材各单元由三部分组成:Getting Ready(热身准备);Listening & Speaking(听与说);Additional Activities(补充练习)。

其二,补充视听材料,由任课教师搜集的适合学生语言水平和知识领域的视频音频材料,资料来源包括英语国家新闻媒体(如BBC、VOA、NPR)播报的近期新闻;语言学习和认知相关主题的TED演讲;经典文学作品的有声读物;英语文化历史相关主题的BBC纪录片等。

其三,任课教师精心准备课件,内容包括基于练习材料和语言习得理论的英语听说训练技巧,使学生在提高语言技能之外掌握科学训练方法,逐渐养成面向真实交际场景的听说意识。

(二)课程目标本课程的具体课程目标如下:1. 通过基于材料的听解训练和话题表达,加强对英语输入多方面的感知,逐渐形成语感和元语言意识;2. 通过真实材料的听解,学习了解英语国家文化、社会、历史相关背景,积累专业学习必要的知识;3. 感受中外语言文化的异同和融通,培养学生的人文情怀和跨文化交际能力,为未来成为素养全面的外语工作者打下基础;4. 探索发现适合自身语言学习特点的科学训练方法,为语言基本功训练的持续和效果提供保证;5. 通过课堂内外的集体讨论和团队作业,培养团体协作意识,增加实践经验及团队任务中的角色意识。

英语视听说教学大纲

英语视听说教学大纲

英语视听说(三)教学大纲课程编号:80001012课程名称:英语视听说学分:2 总学时:36先修课程要求:新标准大学英语综合教程1-2册参考教材:[1] Simon Greenall(英), 文秋芳总主编.Martin Cortazzi(英),金立贤(英)主编. 新标准大学英语视听说教程. 外语教学与研究出版社,2010,1;[2] VOA和BBC英语广播[3] 英语原声电影[4] 其他英语原声节目一、课程性质、目的和任务性质:本课程是针对全校非英语专业学生开设,利用视听材料将英语听力和口语相结合的选修课程。

目的:本课程旨在帮助学生初步克服听力障碍,训练和帮助学生掌握听懂及讲好英语的方法、技能和技巧,为使用英语进行交际交流打下基础。

任务:本课程以任务教学法为主。

二、课程的基本内容及重点难点基本内容:通过视听说教材的学习和讨论提高英语听力,锻炼口语能力,掌握一定的英语国家文化知识。

教学重点:培养学生听懂英语原声节目的能力,使用英语思维的习惯,提高英语会话能力。

本课程采取随堂考查方式,结合平时成绩进行综合评定。

课程描述《英语视听说(3)》利用现代科技手段,突出视听说三位结合、内容实用性和丰富性等特点,以改善学生语音语调、训练听力技能和培养口语交流能力为主要目标:通过确定重读音节和句子中的重读单词、连读和失去爆破、跟读等单项和综合训练,有步骤分阶段地纠正发音错误和语调不当;根据兼具真实性和趣味性的视听材料,结合文化背景知识,培养学生的辨音、听写、总结材料大意、和分析推理等能力;并在上述两项内容的基础上,以直观画面和情节内容开展有针对性的口语训练,培养学生用英语进行口头表达,就日常生活中一般情景进行恰当的交谈,就所听材料或熟悉话题进行谈话或连贯发言的能力。

英语视听说大纲

英语视听说大纲

《英语视听说》课程教学大纲课程编码:ENGL0005适用专业:应用英语(空中乘务)学时:288学时学分:8学分一、编写说明(一)本课程的性质、地位和任务本课程是应用英语专业的职业技能课程之一,旨在培养学生具有教强的听、说能力,帮助学生建立合理的知识结构体系和获得运用英语语言的基本能力,使他们能用英语自如地进行交流,为其它专业课程的学习打下坚固的基础。

(二)课程教学的基本要求大学英语阶段听力教学要求是培养学生从句子水平逐步过渡到段落与语篇水平的听力理解能力,并对所听材料具有一定的分析、归纳、综合和推断能力。

同时,听说结合,要求学生能够用所听所学就日常话题与英语国家人士交谈,能用英语陈述事实,表达思想。

表达基本清楚,语音语调基本正确,能在交谈中使用基本的会话策略。

(三)实践环节本课程的实践环节以课堂上的听和说为主要表现形式。

在课外,学生应参加多种形式的英语听说活动,接受多方位的听说训练。

1.名称:课堂听力训练。

2.主要内容:教师通过播放适宜学生能力的听力资料,以及口头英语会话,可提高学生的听力能力。

3.学时分配:本课程在第一、二、三、四学期开课,周学时为4,总学时为288。

每学期为72学时。

(四)本课程与其他课程的关系听力是重要的交际能力之一。

听力是学生接受语言输入训练、通过有声语言材料获取信息的重要途径,是听、说、读、写全面语言技能中不可或缺的重要环节。

听力水平的提高对听、说、读、写能力将会产生重大影响。

(五)教学时数分配表(见下页)教学时数分配表第一学期第二学期第三学期第四学期(六)考核方式与要求1.《英语听力》课程第一、二、三、四学期为考试课。

2.考试形式:闭卷。

3.成绩计算:①平时成绩:40%。

②试卷成绩:60%。

③课程综合成绩:平时成绩 * 40% + 试卷成绩 * 60%。

(七)教材与主要参考书1.教材:《新视野大学英语视听说教程(1-4级)》,郑树棠。

外语教学与研究出版社, 2008年2月。

《英语视听说》课程教学大纲

《英语视听说》课程教学大纲

《英语视听说》课程教学大纲(English Watching Listening Speaking)课程类型:职业能力课程编号:N053042适用专业:应用英语专业先修课程:综合英语后续课程:学分:19总学时:292学时(理论200学时,实验92学时)教学目的与要求:本课程的教学目的:通过视、听、说教材和其他媒体资料的学习,开展课内外听说技能训练,努力提高英语听说水平,培养学生实际运用语言的能力。

通过本课程的学习达到以下教学要求:1、知识:学习和巩固语言知识包括词汇、句型及有关口语交际的文化背景知识,从而从根本上提高学生听说方面的理论知识。

2、技能:学习和掌握各种听力技能(如理解中心内容和重要事实;领会说话者的态度、感情及真实意图)及口语表达技能(用词造句、联句成段及根据不同场合和对象选择正确词汇用语等)。

3、能力:能就常见话题开展课堂、日常会话;能对与教材难度一致的视听资料及阅读资料开展对话、讨论;能听懂大众传播媒介的新闻、科技等内容的报导并能开展简单的讨论。

语言使用比较确当、得体;语言表达清晰、比较连贯本课程的考核方式是:考试课程,闭卷笔试。

平时50%(出勤10%+课堂表现20%+随堂测验20%)+期末考试50% (书面考试)教学内容与学时安排(第一学期)教学内容与学时安排(第二学期)绪论英语听力既是学习语言的一种途径,也是运用语言的一个过程。

收听英语新闻、歌曲,看英文原版录象,是集实用性和娱乐性于一身的提高英语听力的有效方式.英语学习者感到提高听力很困难.具体困难所在,不同水平的学习者有不同的状况.初学者由于练习少、反应慢,词汇量不足,一段话中只能零星地听懂一些单词或感觉耳熟.对已达一定英语水平的学习者来说,造成听力困难的原因有以下几点:一、读速快时听不清,尤其是在有连读.弱读的音节时,或是存在所谓“吞音”现象时听不清,因而影响整体判断。

开始时难以进入状态,影响了对下文的理解,或中间有不熟悉的单词,中断了理解;二、注意力过度集中于听懂当前语句,很快忘记前面所听过的内容;竭力听清每一个单词,可是往往会把握不住全篇。

《英语视听》教学大纲

《英语视听》教学大纲

《英语视听》教学大纲
一、课程名称:英语视听
二、课程类别:专业必修课
三、教学时数:每周4学时共272学时
四、学分:16
五、开课时间:第1---4学期
六、开课专业:英语专业
七、教学对象:英语专业本科
八、教学目的:经过本课程的听力训练,学生应能达到下列要求:
1. 能听懂英语国家人士就学生熟悉的题材所作的较为浅易的讲话和日常生活的交谈,要求学生能够抓住讲话和交谈的中心大意;
2.能抓住英语国家常速英语广播节目的中心大意;
3.能在15分钟内听写根据已学知识编写或选用的录音材料(词数120-140个,共念四遍。

第一、四遍的语速为每分钟80-100个词,第二、三遍根据分句或句子停顿),错误率不超过15%。


九、课程内容:主教材听力训练;外台广播听力训练;英美电影片断欣赏
十、教学时间安排:
十一、所用教材:
《英语听力入门》,张民伦,华东师范大学出版社,2003年版
十二、教学参考书目:
在线听力教室
普特英语听力
听力直通车
《VOA慢速新闻英语听力突破》广州外语音像教育出版社,2003年版;
《英语听力指南》,李旭奎,万红编著,中国海洋大学出版社,2003年版;
《listen to this:英语初级听力》,何其莘等编,外语教学与研究出版社,2000年版
十三、考核方式:平时成绩(20%)+ 期末考试(80%)
本大纲制定人:曹志建。

《英语视听说》课程教学大纲

《英语视听说》课程教学大纲

《英语视听说》课程教学大纲(English Watching Listening Speaking)课程类型:职业能力课程编号:N适用专业:应用英语专业先修课程:综合英语后续课程:学分:19总学时:292学时(理论200学时,实验92学时)教学目的与要求:本课程的教学目的:通过视、听、说教材和其他媒体资料的学习,开展课内外听说技能训练,努力提高英语听说水平,培养学生实际运用语言的能力。

通过本课程的学习达到以下教学要求:1、知识:学习和巩固语言知识包括词汇、句型及有关口语交际的文化背景知识,从而从根本上提高学生听说方面的理论知识。

2、技能:学习和掌握各种听力技能(如理解中心内容和重要事实;领会说话者的态度、感情及真实意图)及口语表达技能(用词造句、联句成段及根据不同场合和对象选择正确词汇用语等)。

3、能力:能就常见话题开展课堂、日常会话;能对与教材难度一致的视听资料及阅读资料开展对话、讨论;能听懂大众传播媒介的新闻、科技等内容的报导并能开展简单的讨论。

语言使用比较确当、得体;语言表达清晰、比较连贯本课程的考核方式是:考试课程,闭卷笔试。

平时50%(出勤10%+课堂表现20%+随堂测验20%)+期末考试50% (书面考试)教学内容与学时安排(第一学期)教学内容与学时安排(第二学期)绪论英语听力既是学习语言的一种途径,也是运用语言的一个过程。

收听英语新闻、歌曲,看英文原版录象,是集实用性和娱乐性于一身的提高英语听力的有效方式.英语学习者感到提高听力很困难.具体困难所在,不同水平的学习者有不同的状况.初学者由于练习少、反应慢,词汇量不足,一段话中只能零星地听懂一些单词或感觉耳熟.对已达一定英语水平的学习者来说,造成听力困难的原因有以下几点:一、读速快时听不清,尤其是在有连读.弱读的音节时,或是存在所谓“吞音”现象时听不清,因而影响整体判断。

开始时难以进入状态,影响了对下文的理解,或中间有不熟悉的单词,中断了理解;二、注意力过度集中于听懂当前语句,很快忘记前面所听过的内容;竭力听清每一个单词,可是往往会把握不住全篇。

《大学英语听说》课程教学大纲及补充说明

《大学英语听说》课程教学大纲及补充说明

〈〈大学英语听说》课程教学大纲及补充说明一、课程概况1. 课程名称:英语视听说2. 开课院系:外国语学院3. 适用专业:商务英语专业、应用英语专业、试点本科英语专业4. 开课时间:第一、二、三学期5. 学时:68学时/学期;总学时:68*3=204学时;6. 实践学时:34学时/学期;总实践学时:34*3=102学时;7. 修课方式:必修8. 考核方式:考查9. 教材:《21世纪新大学英语视听说教程》复旦大学出版社总主编白永权2009年6月二、课程的性质和任务本课程是以教育部颁发的《大学英语课程教学要求》中提出的培养学生的英语综合能力,特别是听说能力的教学目标为依据,对商务英语专业、应用英语专业及试点本科英语专业开设的专业基础必修课。

本课程的主要任务是训练学生英语听说能力,以培养学生的英语应用能力和跨文化交际能力为中心,重在提高听说技能,培养学生运用英语获取信息及进行语言'交际的能力。

三、课程基本要求本课程共204学时,周学时是4,教学安排为3学期。

通过本课程的学习,学生应达到以下要求:一、听力方面1. 能听懂英语授课。

2. 基本能听懂正常语速的日常英语对话,一般专题性对话等。

3. 能大体听懂语速每分钟120-150词的故事,掌握其中心大意,抓住要点。

4. 能大体听懂语速每分钟120-150词的讲座,并能就所听材料的要点用英语作简要笔记。

二、口语方面1. 学习过程中,能用英语进行交流。

2. 基本能使用日常交际用语与英美国家人士进行交流。

3. 能复述所听材料要点,并回答相关问题。

4. 能掌握基本情景表达法,就常见话题发表观点并参与讨论。

四、主要教学内容及学时、学分分配1. 应用英语专业讲授第一册,第二册,第三册,第四册,共四个学期,总学时:学时272,学分:16学分;2. 商务英语专业讲授,第一册,第二册,第三册,共三个学期,总学时:204学时,学分:12学分;3. 试点本科英语专业讲授第一册,第二册,第三册,共三个学期,总学时:204学时,学分:12学分;五、教学方法和教学手段英语听说自2008年被批准为校级精品课程以来,进行了教学方法和手段的创新。

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大学英语(College English)视听说教学大纲本课程与其他课程的联系:属于公共基础课中的必修课,具有较强的理论性和实践性,无前续课程,后续课程为各专业的专业英语。

一、课程的性质大学英语视听说课教学是高等教育的一个有机组成部分,大学英语视听说课程是大学生的一门必修的基础课程。

大学英语是以外语教学理论为指导,以英语语言知识与应用技能、跨文化交际和学习策略为主要内容,并集多种教学模式和教学手段(课堂教学和网络课堂教学)为一体的教学体系。

本课程属于全校公共基础课中的必修课,面向全校各专业学生。

二、课程的地位、作用和任务大学英语视听说课程的教学作用和任务是培养学生英语的听说能力,使他们在今后工作和社会交往中能用英语有效地进行口头交流,同时增强其自主学习能力、提高综合文化素养,以适应我国经济发展和国际交流的需要。

三、课程教学的基本要求我校大学阶段的英语视听说教学要求我校非英语专业的本科生应达到我国高教部颁布的英语教学大纲对非英语专业本科毕业生的听力理解和口语表达能力的基本要求。

基本要求:1. 听力理解能力:能听懂英语授课,能听懂日常英语谈话和一般性题材的讲座,能听懂语速较慢(每分钟130 ~150词)的英语广播和电视节目,能掌握其中心大意,抓住要点。

能运用基本的听力技巧。

2. 口语表达能力:能在学习过程中用英语交流,并能就某一主题进行讨论,能就日常话题用英语进行交谈,能经准备后就所熟悉的话题作简短发言,表达比较清楚,语音、语调基本正确。

能在交谈中使用基本的会话策略。

四、课程教学内容第一学期新视野大学英语视听说教程IUnit One How’s your college life?Learn some expressions about greeting & introducing.. Practice listening for names.Listening Skills: Listening for NamesFunctions: Greeting and IntrducingAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do some speakingand role-play, then do some exercises assigned by teacher related tounit one.Unit Two Do you work out?Asking for and giving directions are quite useful in our daily life. What kind of expressions, then, do you use when you ask for and give directions? If you aren’t quite sure of such expressions, never mind. The activities in this unit will be helpful.Listening Skills: Identifying NumbersFunctions: Asking for and Giving DirectionsAutonomous Learning: First, students are required to do some listening, do some speakingand role-play, then do some exercises assigned by teacher related tounit two.Unit Three Telling me about your friendsLearn some expressions about congratulating & sympathizing. Practice listening for understanding times and dates.Listening Skills: Understaning Times and DatesFunctions: Congratulating and SympathizingAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do some speakingand role-play, then do some exercises assigned by teacher related tounit three.Unit Four How’s the weather today?Learn some expressions about making complaints and giving warnings. Practice listening for telephone numbers.Listening Skills: Listening for Telephone NumbersFunctions: Making Complaints and Giving WarningsAutonomous Learning: First, students are required to do some listening, do some speakingand role-play, then do some exercises assigned by teacher related tounit four.Unit Five What’s your favorite food?Learn some expressions about asking for and offering suggestions. Practice listening for people’s food preferences.Listening Skills: Listening For People’s Food PreferencesFunctions: Asking for and Offering SuggestionsAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do some speakingand role-play, then do some exercises assigned by teacher related tounit five.Unit six Talking about HealthWhat kind of expressions, then, do we use when we talk about health? If students aren’t sure of such expressions, never mind. The activities in this unit will be helpful. .Listening Skills: Listening to People TalkFunctions: Expressing Worries and ReassuranceAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do somespeaking and discussion, then do some exercises assigned byteacher related to unit six.Unit seven How much does it cost?Some of the expressions for making and responding to requests will be learned in this unit.After listening, the students will know how to identify prices.Listening Skills: Identifying PricesFunctions: Making and Responding to RequestsAutonomous Learning: First, students are required to do some listening, do somespeaking and discussion, then do some exercises assigned byteacher related to unit seven.Unit Eight On or off campus?The expressions for making denying & admitting will be learned. Students practice listening for rents or charges.Listening Skills: Listening for Rents or ChargesFunctions: Denying and AdmittingAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do somespeaking and discussion, then do some exercises assigned byteacher related to unit eightUnit Nine Do you surf the Net?The expressions for focusing attention will be learned. Students practice listening for making calculations.Listening Skills: Making CalculationFunctions: Focusing AttentionAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do somespeaking and discussion, then do some exercises assigned byteacher related to unit nineUnit ten Have a nice holiday!Making a plan and invitations are quite common in our daily life. What kind of expressions,then, do you use when you tell someone your plan, or express invitation? If you aren’t quite sure of such expressions, never mind. The activities in this unit will be helpful.Listening Skills: Identifying the Main InformationFunctions: Giving InvitationsAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do somespeaking and role-play, then do some exercises assigned by theteacher related to unit ten.第二学期新视野大学英语视听说教程IIUnit One Roll over, Beethoven!Expressing likes and dislikes; making suggestions.Listening Skills: Making InferencesFunctions: Expressing Likes and Dislikes; Making SuggestionsAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do some speakingand role-play, then do some exercises assigned by the teacher relatedto unit one.Unit Two What’s on at the theater?Making comments; giving and accepting invitation.Listening Skills: Making InferencesFunctions: Making Comments; Giving and AcceptingAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do some speakingand role-play, then do some exercises assigned by the teacher relatedto unit two.Unit Three Every Jack has his Jill!Comforting people; expressing worries; conceding a point.Listening Skills: Identifying People’s ProfessionFunctions: Comforting People; Expressing Worries; Conceding a PointAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do some speakingand role-play, then do some exercises assigned by the teacher relatedto unit three.Unit Four Beware of ads!Asking for clarification and clarifying.Listening Skills: Identifying the Associative Meaning of AdsFunctions: Asking for Clarification and ClarifyingAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do some speakingand role-play, then do some exercises assigned by the teacher relatedto unit four.Unit Five Does your best friend have four legs?Giving short responses; praising; making recommendations.Listening Skills: Identifying Special QuantitiesFunctions: Giving Short Responses; Praising; Making recommendationAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do some speakingand role-play, then do some exercises assigned by the teacher relatedto unit five.Unit Six What’s in Fashion?Listening Skills: Identifying the Relationship Between the SpeakersFunctions: Asking for and giving opinions.Autonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do some speakingand role-play, then do some exercises assigned by the teacher relatedto unit six.Unit Seven Does money talk?.Listening Skills: Identifying Larger NumbersFunctions: Expressing real and unreal conditionsAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do some speakingand role-play, then do some exercises assigned by the teacher relatedto unit seven.Unit Eight Crime does pay!Listening Skills: Identifying Signal WordsFunctions: Bringing up sensitive topics; asking for details.Autonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do some speakingand role-play, then do some exercises assigned by the teacher relatedto unit eight.Unit Nine Are you safe today?Elaborating; Speaking Hypothetically.Listening Skills: Listening for DetailsFunctions: Elaborating; Speaking HypotheticallyAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do some speakingand role-play, then do some exercises assigned by the teacher relatedto unit nine.Unit Ten Want freedom from fear?Expressing fear and desperation; offering sympathy and encouragement.Listening Skills: Identifying Main EventsFunctions: Expressing fear and desperation; offering sympathy and encouragement.Autonomous Learning: First, students are required to do some listening, do some speaking androle-play, then do some exercises assigned by the teacher related to unit ten.第三学期新视野大学英语视听说教程IIIUnit one With Alzheimer’s, you meet a lot of new peopleWhat kind of expressions, then, do we use when we express negative attitudes? If students aren’t sure of such expressions, never mind. The activities in this unit will be helpful. .Functions: Describing Good and Poor Memory; Expressing Sympathy; Interrupted SpeedchAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do somespeaking and role-play, then do some exercises assigned by theteacher related to unit one.Unit two This is going to be a great semester?Blame and complaint are two means of showing our dissatisfaction and criticism. What kind of expressions, then, do we use when we say that someone is responsible for things done (badly or wrongly) or not done or when we want to make complaints? If students are not sure of such expressions, never mind. The activities in this unit will be helpful.Functions: T aling About V arious Aspects of School Life; Making and Replying toSuggestions; Using ExaggerationsAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do somespeaking and role-play, then do some exercises assigned by theteacher related to unit two.Unit three Single parent, double trouble?In daily communication, we may like to express our requests, suggestions, commands and warnings. What kind of expressions, then do we use when we talk about our requests, suggestions, commands and warnings? If you aren’t sure of such expressions, never mind. The activities in this unit will be helpful.Functions: Talking About Marriage and Family Life; Making Comparison; ExpressingdisagreementAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do somespeaking and role-play, then do some exercises assigned by theteacher related to unit three.Unit four The devil finds work for idle handsNo one is totally certain about what is to happen to us next. In our daily life, we feel certain, uncertain or likely and unlikely when we try to predict events. What kind of expressions, then, do we use when we want to express our feelings of certainty, uncertainty, possibility and impossibility. If you aren’t quite sure of such expressions, never mind. The activities in this unit will be helpful.Functions: Handling resumes and preparing for job interviews; Giving advice;Describing requirementsAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do somespeaking and role-play, then do some exercises assigned by theteacher related to unit four.Unit five These are businesses for the brave.In daily communication, we may express our belief in or doubt about some people, ideas, or happenings. What kind of expressions, then, do we use when we want to express our belief or doubt? If you aren’t sure of such expressions, never mind. The activities in this unit will be helpful.Functions: T alking about business activities; Expressing certainty; ExpressingreservationAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do somespeaking and role-play, then do some exercises assigned by theteacher related to unit five.Unit six Here is a darker side of society.Nothing is totally certain about the future. In our daily life, we may try to predict events, make plans and state our intentions, or help others remember future actions. Predicting, promising and reminding are three means of talking, planning or helping in relation to future events or actions. What kind of expressions, then, do we use when we want to talk about future events or actions? If you aren’t quite sure about such expressions, never mind. The activities in this unit can be helpful.Functions: E iscussing different kinds of social problems; Providing solutions andsuggestions; Making concessionsAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do somespeaking and role-play, then do some exercises assigned by theteacher related to unit six.Unit seven Our globe is in danger!It is quite useful to know how to show surprise and interest, and how to express emphasis in our daily life. What kind of expressions, then, do you usually use when you show surprise and interest and express emphasis?Functions: D iscussing environmental problems; Resuming serious talk; Asking in retortAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do somespeaking and role-play, then do some exercises assigned by theteacher related to unit seven.Unit eight Flying there is not half the fun.It is quite useful to know how to express satisfaction and disappointment in our daily life.What kind of expressions, then, do you usually use when you express satisfaction anddisappointment? If you aren’t quite sure of such expressions, never mind. The activities in this unit will be helpful.Functions: Booking a flight or a hotel room; Describing a process; ComplainingAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do somespeaking and role-play, then do some exercises assigned by theteacher related to unit eight.Unit nine Here are the seasons to be jolly.Annoyance, fear and desire are three major means of expressing emotion. What kind of expressions, then, do we use when we talk about annoyance, fear and desire ? If you aren’t sureabout such expressions, never mind. The activities in this unit will be helpful.Functions: Describing holidays and festivals in different countries; Describing details;Asking for clarificationAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do somespeaking and role-play, then do some exercises assigned by theteacher related to unit nine.Unit ten Buy low and sell high on the stock market.Point of time, duration, and time relation are three major means of showing time. What kind of expressions, then, do we use when we talk about point of time, duration, and time relation? If you aren’t sure of such expressions, never mind. The activities in this unit will be helpful.Functions: Describing the rise and fall of stocks; Analyzing a difficult situation; Askingfor the giving opinionsAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do somespeaking and role-play, then do some exercises assigned by theteacher related to unit ten.第四学期新视野大学英语视听说教程IVUnit one Enjoy your feeling!Frequency is a rate at which things happen or are repeated. Sequence refers to the order in which things or especially events follow one another. What kind of expressions, then, do we usewhen we talk about frequency and sequence? If you aren’t quite sure of such expressions, nevermind. The activities in this unit will be helpful.Functions: Describing anger, sadness and happiness; Making and accepting suggestions;Promising and refusing to helpAutonomous Learning: First, students are required to do some listening, do somespeaking and role-play, then do some exercises assigned by theteacher related to unit one.Unit Two Beauty can be bought.Talking about position, direction and movement is very common in our daily life. What kind of expressions, then, do we use when we describe position, give directions and expressmovement? If you aren’t quite sure of such expressions, never mind. The activities in this unitwill be helpful.Functions: Describing plastic surgery; Expressing surprise, annoyance and determination;Declining and accepting an invitationAutonomous Learning: First, students are required to do some listening, do somespeaking and role-play, then do some exercises assigned by theteacher related to unit two.Unit Three Watch out when nature strikes backIt is quite useful to know how to express length, width, height and depth. What kind of expressions, then, do you usually use when you express length, width, height and depth ? If you aren’t quite sure of such expressions, never mind. The activities in this unit will be helpful.Functions: Describing natural disasters; Describing fear; Inverting for emphasis;Speaking with uncertaintyAutonomous Learning: First, students are required to do some listening, do somespeaking and role-play, then do some exercises assigned by theteacher related to unit three.Unit Four Is work just another four-letter word?Leaving and taking messages; making and postponing an appointment; expressing thanks Functions: Leaving and taking messages; Making and postponing an appointment;Expressing thanksAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do some speakingand role-play, then do some exercises assigned by the teacher relatedto unit four.Unit Five Distant pastures are always greener.Describing job-hopping; asking for and giving reasons; expressing regretFunctions: D ismissing an employee; Describing job-hopping; Asking for and givingreasons; Expressing regretAutonomous Learning: First, students are required to do some listening, do some speakingand role-play, then do some exercises assigned by the teacher relatedto unit five.Unit Six The truth can be stranger than fiction.Describing superstitions; arguing for a possibility; adding informationFunctions: D escribing superstitions; arguing for a possibility; adding informationAutonomous Learning:First, students are required to do some listening, do some speakingand role-play, then do some exercises assigned by the teacher relatedto unit six.Unit Seven What shall we do when there’s nothing to do?It is quite useful to know how to make a generalization and conclusion in our daily life.What kind of expressions, then, do you usually use when you make these statements? If you aren’t quite sure of such expressions, never mind. The activities in this unit will be helpful.Functions: M aking suggestions; Expressing likes and dislikes; Expressing agreementAutonomous Learning: First, students are required to do some listening, do somespeaking and role-play, then do some exercises assigned by theteacher related to unit seven.Unit Eight Is biotechnology our friend or enemyIt is quite useful to know how to express cause and effect, aim and purpose in our daily life.What kind of expressions, then, do you usually use when you make these statements? If youaren’t quite sure of such expressions, never mind. The activities in this unit will be helpful.Functions: Talking about Gmfood, cloning and the Genetic Map; Expressing Doubts andunderstanding; Conceding a pointAutonomous Learning: First, students are required to do some listening, do somespeaking and role-play, then do some exercises assigned by theteacher related to unit eight.Unit Nine You can learn how to ride the business cycleConcession, real condition, unreal condition, supposition, and hypothesis are five major means of showing relationships. What kind of expressions, then, do we use when we make thesestatements? If you aren’t quite sure of such expressions, never mind. The activities in this unitwill be helpful.Functions: Asking for confirmation; Describing increases and decreases; Offering adifferent opinionAutonomous Learning: First, students are required to do some listening, do somespeaking and role-play, then do some exercises assigned by theteacher related to unit nine.Unit Ten Culture makes me what I amException, restriction, part and whole, and connection between parts are four major means of showing relations. What kind of expressions, then, do we use when we make these statements?If you aren’t quite sure of such expressions, never mind. The activities in this unit will behelpful.Functions: I nviting questions; Asking for reasons; Describing hard workAutonomous Learning: First, students are required to do some listening, do somespeaking and role-play, then do some exercises assigned by theteacher related to unit ten.五、课内实践教学要求1 课堂上进行英语听说练习,培养学生综合运用英语能力,布置作业要求学生完成每单元课文后练习题,进一步巩固每单元所学知识。

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