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TheRoadToModernEnglish阅读课教案

The Road To Modern English 阅读课优秀教案第一章:引言1.1 目标:让学生了解现代英语的发展历程,激发学生对英语学习的兴趣。
1.2 教学内容:1.2.1 阅读一篇关于现代英语发展历程的短文。
1.2.2 讨论现代英语的发展阶段和特点。
1.3 教学活动:1.3.1 让学生阅读短文,了解现代英语的发展历程。
1.3.2 组织学生进行小组讨论,分享对现代英语发展阶段和特点的认识。
1.3.3 邀请学生分享自己的英语学习经历,激发学习兴趣。
第二章:古英语时期2.1 目标:让学生了解古英语的起源、特点及其对现代英语的影响。
2.2 教学内容:2.2.1 阅读一篇关于古英语的短文。
2.2.2 讨论古英语的起源、特点及其对现代英语的影响。
2.3 教学活动:2.3.1 让学生阅读短文,了解古英语的起源、特点。
2.3.2 组织学生进行小组讨论,分析古英语对现代英语的影响。
2.3.3 让学生举例说明古英语在日常生活中的应用。
第三章:中古英语时期3.1 目标:让学生了解中古英语的形成、特点及其对现代英语的影响。
3.2 教学内容:3.2.1 阅读一篇关于中古英语的短文。
3.2.2 讨论中古英语的形成、特点及其对现代英语的影响。
3.3 教学活动:3.3.1 让学生阅读短文,了解中古英语的形成、特点。
3.3.2 组织学生进行小组讨论,分析中古英语对现代英语的影响。
3.3.3 让学生举例说明中古英语在日常生活中的应用。
第四章:近代英语时期4.1 目标:让学生了解近代英语的发展、特点及其对现代英语的影响。
4.2 教学内容:4.2.1 阅读一篇关于近代英语的短文。
4.2.2 讨论近代英语的发展、特点及其对现代英语的影响。
4.3 教学活动:4.3.1 让学生阅读短文,了解近代英语的发展、特点。
4.3.2 组织学生进行小组讨论,分析近代英语对现代英语的影响。
4.3.3 让学生举例说明近代英语在日常生活中的应用。
第五章:现代英语时期5.1 目标:让学生了解现代英语的现状、特点及其发展趋势。
theroadtomodernenglish教案(详细英文版)培训讲学

t h e r o a d t o m o d e r n e n g l i s h教案(详细英文版)Lesson PlanNSEFC Module1 Unit2 Reading: the Road to Modern English Teacher: ChenyinStudents: Senior 1,Period: Period 1Lesson type: ReadingDuration: 45mLearner analysisAs high school students, they have learned English for many years and have already acquired a certain amount of words and expressions which helps them to understand this new passage, and the Ss may have learned something about the England in their history class, so their previous knowledge about it can lessen their difficulty of comprehension. But they may not know the details about the development of English, the difference of different kind of English in spelling or pronunciation.What's more, most students can not employ different kinds of reading skills to understand the text freely. Students in that grade are easily activated by pictures and sounds and they like to air their opinions about something. So discussion in groups ,games, pair work will be easily carried out.Teaching content analysisThe analysis of teaching materialsThis reading material is from PEP NSEFC Module1 Unit2----English around the World. The title of the passage is The Road to Modern English. The topic of this unit is English language,includes its development and different kinds of English, namely the development of English history, from old English, middle English to Modern English. It gives Ss the chance to have a glance of the history of English language.Para.1 and para.5 both talk about the spreading of English in space, from England to other countries. Para.2,Para3 and para.4 both talk about the development of English in time order. Para.2 serves as a part attracts Ss’ interests,which talks the difference between British English and American English. So the teaching order is rearranged, not from para.1 to para.5, but firstly, para3, para2 and para4,secondly, para1 and para5 . With the two clear clues-English spreading and English development, Ss will understand the passage more logically and easily.Language focus and anticipated difficulties1)predicting, skimming , scanning; retelling and summarizing2)some useful words and expressions;3) the history of English.4) retell and summarize the development of English.Learning objectives1. Language skillsBy the end of the class, Ss will be able to1) predict the content according to the title and the pictures.2) get the general idea of the passage by skimming.3) find out some specific information like English feature in different time byscanning.4) retell the development of English by key words.2. Language knowledgeBy the end of the class, Ss will be able to1) u se the useful words and expressions properly as “make use of”, “at present”, “ever before”, “voyages”, “even if”.2) Know the difference between American English and British English inspelling ,pronunciation and expressing.3) Learn the development of English4) learn to distinguish first, second and foreign language3. Affects1) realize the importance of English as an international language and develop moreinterest in English.4. Cultural awareness1) know language culture of the UK and USA2) Know other languages' influences on English vocabulary and the UK's colonizing5. Learning strategy1) learn autonomously and cooperatively in different activities before, during and after reading.2) communicate actively with their partners in English.Teaching methodThree-stage model of teaching reading;Audio-visual method;Task-based learningTeaching proceduresStage1. Pre-reading (6 min)Activity1.guessing game (4min)See a map and some pictures of scenery in different countries and guess the name of The introduction of the map: our friend Mary from American is traveling around the worldthe country.T: Mary is traveling around the world and now l et’s enjoy some pictures she took and please tell me what country she was in?Ss: (Australia, Canada.... )T: yes, Mary really enjoyed herself and had no problem in communicating with the local people, do you know why?Ss: (because they both speak English.)T: yes, you are right. But why do these countries all regard English as the mother language? You know only China view chinese as the mother language.Ss: (...)T: so, please open you book at unit2, let’s learn The Road to Modern English. [Justification]A guessing game is adopted in this activity to lead into the topic by showing some pictures which attracts Ss’ attention. The classroom atmosphere can be activated by guessing the name of the country. By given the situation of Mary, Ss are encouraged to come up with the answers that both these countries speak English.Activity2. Predicting (2min)Read the title and have a quick look at the passage.T: Look at the title and the pictures, can you guess guess the meaning of the word "road" and what the passage is about?[Justification]Ss may come up with different answers, although they may not get the right answer during the process, they will concentrate more on the text and become eager to know the answers and get mentally prepared for skimming and scanning.Step2. While-reading (25min)Activity1.Skimming (5min)read the passage to summarize the main point for each paragraph in their own words .Paragraphs Main ideasT:please skim the passage and find out main ideas of each paragraph Ss:......[Justification]Ss skim the passage and find out the main point for each paragraph, so the Ss’ reading skill of skimming is trained here, and it makes a preparation for the following activities.Activity2.scanning (5min)Skin para2- para 5 and do the match practice.[Justification]A math practice is designed here to train Ss’ scanning skill ans helps them to better understand the complex process of English’s development. Also, Ss will have a more clear understanding of the development of English history.Activity3.answering questions (5min)Read para 1 and para 5, then work in pair and answer the questions.Q1 when was English used by countries except the England?Q2Why is English spoken in India?Q3Which countries in Asia and Africa also speak English?Suggested answers:A1 17th centuryA2 Britain ruled India from 1795 to 1947.A3 India, Singapore, Malaysia, South Africa, etc.[Justification]The questions are designed to help Ss better learn the spreading of English in space, and pair work reduces the difficulties of the questions and Ss are trained to learn to cooperate and communicate with others.Activity4.multiple choice (6min)Read the passage again and do the practice(1)“English became closer to the language you are learning now. ” Here the word “close” means______________.A. very alikeB. shortC. nearD. careful(2)From this passage we can infer that the English language was once influenced by_ _____________.A. the Chinese languageB. South AfricaC. South AsiaD. both German and French(3)From this passage we can see that______________ .A. the author is quite sure that Chinese English will become one of the world Englishe sB. the author has no idea whether or not Chinese English will become one of the worl d EnglishesC. the author thinks that government and education play an important role in English l earningD. the author feels every satisfied to see more and more Chinese people are learning E nglishSuggested answers: (1)A (2)D (3)B[Justification]This activity is designed to help the students have a further understanding of the whole passage, also, Ss will come to realize the importance of English as an international language and develop more interest in English and makes a preparation for the following activitiesActivity5. Blank filling (4min)Find the synonyms in the conversation and then complete the list.C1Would you like to see my flat?Yes, I'd like to come up to your apartment.C2Shall we go to the pub to celebrate your birthday?Wow, bar is a nice place.C3Hey, let’s go and see a soccer game. It is very exciting.Great. I like football match very much.C4Time to go home. Let’s go to the elevator together.[Justification]This activity is designed to help Ss distinguish American English and British English. Also, they will come to realize the language culture between American and British. Stage3. Post-reading (14mins)Activity1. Talking (8min)Work in groups and talk about the question.T:Why do you think people all over the world want to learn English?What ‘s the difference between[Justification]Ss realize the importance of English as an international language by thinking and telling the reasons of English learning and develop more interest in English. Moreover, Ss will be able to distinguish first, second and foreign language.Activity2. Retelling (6min)Retell the development of English in time order by using some key words [Justification]Ss will improve their speaking skills and have a further understanding of the historyof English. Moreover, it is an opportunity for them to remember and use the new words and phrase.HomeworkWrite a passage of 200 words about “Will Chinese replace English and become the most universal language in the world?”Blackboard design(2)TimeBefore Aftergrew crazy。
人教版高中英语-《The road to modern English》教案、教学设计

《The road to modern English》教案、教学设计人教版必修一1.Teaching aims1) Knowledge aimstudent will be familiar with some usage of new words such as frequent and apartment, and phrase make use of.2) Ability aimsStudents can develop their reading ability and learn to use some reading strategies. Such as skimming and scanning.3) Emotional aimsstudents will acquire more knowledge of English and be inspired the passion of learning the history of English.2.Teaching key and difficult points1) Key pointHelp students to know the pronunciations and the meaning of new words: frequent and new phrase: make use of.2) Difficult pointGuide students to improve their abilities of skimming and scanning.3.Teaching and learning methodsTask-based language teaching methodCooperative learning methodIndependent learning method4.Teaching proceduresStep 1: lead in1) After greeting with students, teacher will guide student to find the difference of the dialogues of two man with using ppt (warming up 1)Q:Can you find th e difference of these two men’s language?2) Ask students to guess which of words is British English and which is American English.Step 2:Pre-reading1) Guide students to predict the main idea of following passage.2) Teach students new words and phrases.Step 3: while reading1) Fast readingTeacher ask students to read the passage quickly and summarize the main idea of each paragraph.2) Careful readingTeacher lead students to read the passage again carefully, then, finish the comprehending exercis1 and 2.Step 4: post-readingTeacher will guide students to finish the task 3 and debate,Q: Chinese or foreign?Step 5: summary and homeworkSummary: guide one student to make a summary and make some supplement. Homework: read the passage again and draw a chart about the development of English.5.Blackboard designThe road to modern EnglishNew word: frequentNew phrase: make use ofDebate: Chinese or foreign language?。
theroadtomodernenglish教学设计

The road to modern English教学设计XXXX中学王东强Three-dimensional goals:Knowledge aims:1. Get the students to learn the following useful new words and expressions in this passage:include role international native elevator flat apartment rubber petrol gas modern culture AD actually present(adj. ) rule(v. ) vocabulary usage identity government Singapore Malaysia rapidlyplay a role in because ofe up such as2. Get the students to learn about English language.Ability aims:Develop the students reading ability and let them learn to use some reading strategies such as skimming, scanning, and so on.Emotional aims:Enable the students to learn about English language and know different kinds of English so as to municate with people from different countries.Teaching important points1. Get the students to learn different reading skills.2. Get the students to learn about the English language.Teaching difficulties:Develop the students’ reading ability.Teaching methods:1. Task-based teaching and learning2. Cooperative learning3. DiscussionTeaching aids:The multimedia and other normal teaching toolsTeaching procedures:Step 1 Lead-in and Warm UpTo arouse the students’ interest and lead in the topic, the teacher can organize some activities.1. Get the students to discuss how many countries use English as their native language and whether they speak the same English.They may speak out America, Britain, Canada, Australia. Teacher writes American, British, Canadian, and Australian on the blackboard. Then add English to these words and ask them whether they are the same.2. Get the students to discuss in groups about the differences between British English and American English, and give some examples.3. Ask the students to read the passage in Warming Up and then guess which of the following words is British English and which is American English:apartment/flat bathroom/toilet can/tin candy/sweet elevator/lift fall/autumn game/match line/queue penal/pen friend mad/angry mail/post mom/mum movie/film pants/trousers repair/mend sick/ill cookie/biscuit crazy/mad drugstore/chemist’s gas/petrolStep 2 Pre-readingGet the students first to discuss the two questions with their partners and then answer them.1. How many people speak English in the world today?2. Why do so many people speak English?Suggested answers:1. About 1500 million people speak English as their first, second or foreign language.2. The reasons why so many people speak English:1)English is one of the official languages of the Olympic Games andthe United Nations.2)English dominates international websites and provides nearly all of the new puter terminology.3)Tourism and trade from Western Europe and North America has contributed to the spread of English.4)Satellite TV, radio programs and, of course, Hollywood films all broadcast English into China. Also, a number of Chinese films include English subtitles.Step 3 Reading1. Listening & SkimmingAsk the students to listen to the tape and read the reading passage to get the main idea of the text. (Let them find out key sentence of each paragraph or ask them to summarize the main point for each paragraph in their own words. )Paragraphs Main ideasParagraph 1Paragraph 2Paragraph 3Paragraph 4Suggested answer:Paragraphs Main ideasParagraph 1 The spread of the English language in the world Paragraph 2 Native speaker can understand each other but they may not be able to understand everything.Paragraph 3 All languages change when cultures municate with one another.Paragraph 4 English is spoken as a foreign language or second language in Africa and Asia.2. Scanning1)Go through prehending Exercise 1 and make sure the students know what to do. Let them read the whole passage carefully to locate particular information decide whether the statements are true or false and give the reasons.2)Choose the best answer and see wh ether you’ve really understood the text.(1)The passage mainly tells us______________.A. why English is more and more widely used in the world todayB. a very brief history of the English languageC. the difference between British English and American EnglishD. the different kinds of the English language in the world(2)“English became closer to the language you are learning now. ” Here the word “close” means______________.A. very alikeB. shortC. nearD. careful(3)From this passage we can infer that the English language was once influenced by______________.A. the Chinese languageB. South AfricaC. South AsiaD. both German and French(4)From this passage we can see that______________ .A. the author is quite sure that Chinese English will bee one of the world EnglishesB. the author has no idea whether or not Chinese English will bee one of the world EnglishesC. the author thinks that government and education play an important role in English learningD. the author feels every satisfied to see more and more Chinese people are learning EnglishSuggested answers:(1)B (2)A (3)D (4)B3. Intensive readingAsk the Ss to read the passage carefully paragraph by paragraph to get some detail information.How many people spoke English at the end of the 16th century?Where did they live?Why was English spoken in many other countries in the 17th century?Do native English speakers have difficulty in understanding each other?Does their English have differences? If so, can you show examples?Why has English changed over time?Why was Shakespeare able to make use of a wider vocabulary by the 1600’s?What happened to American English in the 19th century?Who gave American English its own identity?Why did India take English as second language?.Do you know any other kinds of Englishformed for this reason?After the Ss’reading, do the time line to master how English changed over time.4. Language problemsWhile checking the answers with the whole class, deal with any language problems to see whether the students can guess the meanings of new vocabulary such as voyage, base, make use of, a number of, etc.5. summaryPlay the tape of the passage for the students to listen to and follow. Play the tape of part of the passage once more; this time the students listen and repeat.English is a languagespokenall over the world. But at first the English spoken in England between about AD450 and 1150 was verydifferentfrom the English spoken today. It was more based on Germanthanthe English we speak now, later English becamelesslike German because new settlers enriched the English language and Its vocabulary. So by the 1600s Shakespeare was able tomake use ofa wider vocabulary than ever before. Finally by the 19th century the language wassettledbecause dictionaries were written. Now, English is also spoken as a foreign or second languagein South Asia.6. Further thinking:Work in groups. Discuss the following two question and then asktwo groups to report their answers to the class.According to the passage, languages change when cultures municate with one another. So the writer intended to predict a possible road to modern English, that is, when Chinese culture municates with English culture, English may change, too. So as time goes by, Chinese English may bee one of the world English. That is what the writer intended to tell us about this passage. So the writer gave it the title-The Road to Modern English.(All persuasive reasons can be accepted. )7.DiscussionSome people say that Chinese is amuch more elegant language, so it is more important for us to master it and it is not so necessary to master foreign language. Do you agree with this opinion and why?Step 4 WorkbookDo Exercises 1 and 2 in Using words and expressions on Page 49.Step 5 Homework1. Learn the new words and expressions in this part by heart.2. Read the text again and again. Try to retell it.教学反思:这节课是阅读课,主要训练学生的阅读能力,兼顾学生的听、说、读、写的能力。
the-road-to-modern-english教学导案(详细英文版)

the-road-to-modern-english 教案(详细英文版)————————————————————————————————作者:————————————————————————————————日期:Lesson PlanNSEFC Module1 Unit2 Reading: the Road to Modern EnglishTeacher: ChenyinStudents: Senior 1,Period: Period 1Lesson type: ReadingDuration: 45mLearner analysisAs high school students, they have learned English for many years and have already acquired a certain amount of words and expressions which helps them to understand this new passage, and the Ss may have learned something about the England in their history class, so their previous knowledge about it can lessen their difficulty of comprehension. But they may not know the details about the development of English, the difference of different kind of English in spelling or pronunciation.What's more, most students can not employ different kinds of reading skills to understand the text freely. Students in that grade are easily activated by pictures and sounds and they like to air their opinions about something. So discussion in groups ,games, pair work will be easily carried out.Teaching content analysisThe analysis of teaching materialsThis reading material is from PEP NSEFC Module1 Unit2----English around the World. The title of the passage is The Road to Modern English. The topic of this unit is English language,includes its development and different kinds of English, namely the development of English history, from old English, middle English to Modern English. It gives Ss the chance to have a glance of the history of English language.Para.1 and para.5 both talk about the spreading of English in space, from England to other countries. Para.2,Para3 and para.4 both talk about the development of English in time order. Para.2 serves as a part attracts Ss’interests,which talks the difference between British English and American English. So the teaching order is rearranged, not from para.1 to para.5, but firstly, para3, para2 and para4,secondly, para1 and para5 . With the two clear clues-English spreading and English development, Ss will understand the passage more logically and easily.Language focus and anticipated difficulties1)predicting, skimming , scanning; retelling and summarizing2)some useful words and expressions;3) the history of English.4) retell and summarize the development of English.Learning objectives1. Language skillsBy the end of the class, Ss will be able to1) predict the content according to the title and the pictures.2) get the general idea of the passage by skimming.3) find out some specific information like English feature in different time by scanning.4) retell the development of English by key words.2. Language knowledgeBy the end of the class, Ss will be able to1) use the useful words and expr essions properly as “make use of”, “at present”, “ever before”, “voyages”, “even if”.2) Know the difference between American English and British English in spelling ,pronunciationand expressing.3) Learn the development of English4) learn to distinguish first, second and foreign language3. Affects1) realize the importance of English as an international language and develop more interest inEnglish.4. Cultural awareness1) know language culture of the UK and USA2) Know other languages' influences on English vocabulary and the UK's colonizing5. Learning strategy1) learn autonomously and cooperatively in different activities before, during and after reading.2) communicate actively with their partners in English.Teaching methodThree-stage model of teaching reading;Audio-visual method;Task-based learningTeaching proceduresStage1. Pre-reading (6 min)Activity1.guessing game (4min)See a map and some pictures of scenery in different countries and guess the name of the country. The introduction of the map: our friend Mary from American is traveling around the worldT: Mary is traveling around the world and now l et’s enjoy some pictures she took and please tell me what country she was in?Ss: (Australia, Canada.... )T: yes, Mary really enjoyed herself and had no problem in communicating with the local people, do you know why?Ss: (because they both speak English.)T: yes, you are right. But why do these countries all regard English as the mother language? You know only China view chinese as the mother language.Ss: (...)T: so, please open you book at unit2, let’s learn The Road to Modern English.[Justification]A guessing game is adopted in this activity to lead into the topic by showing some pictures which attracts Ss’ attention. The classroom atmosphere can be activated by guessing the name of the country. By given the situation of Mary, Ss are encouraged to come up with the answers that both these countries speak English.Activity2. Predicting (2min)Read the title and have a quick look at the passage.T: Look at the title and the pictures, can you guess guess the meaning of the word "road" and what the passage is about?[Justification]Ss may come up with different answers, although they may not get the right answer during the process, they will concentrate more on the text and become eager to know the answers and get mentally prepared for skimming and scanning.Step2. While-reading (25min)Activity1.Skimming (5min)read the passage to summarize the main point for each paragraph in their own words.Paragraphs Main ideasParagraph 1Paragraph 2Paragraph 3Paragraph 4Paragraph 5T:please skim the passage and find out main ideas of each paragraph Ss:......Suggested answers:Paragraphs Main ideas Paragraph 1 The spread of the English language in the worldParagraph 2 Native speaker can understand each other but they may not be able to understand everything.Paragraph 3 All languages change when cultures communicate with one another. Paragraph 4 The Change of English SpellingParagraph 5 English is spoken as a foreign language or second language in Africa and Asia.[Justification]Ss skim the passage and find out the main point for each paragraph, so the Ss’ reading skill ofskimming is trained here, and it makes a preparation for the following activities.Activity2.scanning (5min)Skin para2- para 5 and do the match practice.time what happened to English.1 AD450 –1150 A A. based on German2. AD800-1150 D B. Shakespear made a use of wide vocabulary3. by 17th century B C. brought to Australia4. 1620 F D.like Danish and French5.18th century C E settled6.19th century E F brought to American[Justification]A math practice is designed here to train Ss’ scanning skill ans helps them to better understand thecomplex process of English’s development. Also, Ss will have a more clear understanding of the development of English history.Activity3.answering questions (5min)Read para 1 and para 5, then work in pair and answer the questions.Q1 when was English used by countries except the England?Q2Why is English spoken in India?Q3Which countries in Asia and Africa also speak English?Suggested answers:A1 17th centuryA2 Britain ruled India from 1795 to 1947.A3 India, Singapore, Malaysia, South Africa, etc.[Justification]The questions are designed to help Ss better learn the spreading of English in space, and pair work reduces the difficulties of the questions and Ss are trained to learn to cooperate and communicate with others.Activity4.multiple choice (6min)Read the passage again and do the practice(1)“English became closer to the language you are learning now. ” Here the word “close”means______________.A. very alikeB. shortC. nearD. careful(2)From this passage we can infer that the English language was once influenced by___________ ___.A. the Chinese languageB. South AfricaC. South AsiaD. both German and French(3)From this passage we can see that______________ .A. the author is quite sure that Chinese English will become one of the world EnglishesB. the author has no idea whether or not Chinese English will become one of the world EnglishesC. the author thinks that government and education play an important role in English learningD. the author feels every satisfied to see more and more Chinese people are learning English Suggested answers: (1)A (2)D (3)B[Justification]This activity is designed to help the students have a further understanding of the whole passage, also, Ss will come to realize the importance of English as an international language and develop more interest in English and makes a preparation for the following activitiesFind the synonyms in the conversation and then complete the list.C1Would you like to see my flat?Yes, I'd like to come up to your apartment.C2Shall we go to the pub to celebrate your birthday?Wow, bar is a nice place.C3Hey, let’s go and see a soccer game. It is very exciting.Great. I like football match very much.C4Time to go home. Let’s go to the elevator together.Oh no, the lift must be full of people this time.American British[Justification]This activity is designed to help Ss distinguish American English and British English. Also, they will come to realize the language culture between American and British.Stage3. Post-reading (14mins)Activity1. Talking (8min)Work in groups and talk about the question.T:Why do you think people all over the world want to learn English?What ‘s the difference between[Justification]Ss realize the importance of English as an international language by thinking and telling the reasons of English learning and develop more interest in English. Moreover, Ss will be able to distinguish first, second and foreign language.Retell the development of English in time order by using some key words[Justification]Ss will improve their speaking skills and have a further understanding of the history of English. Moreover, it is an opportunity for them to remember and use the new words and phrase.HomeworkWrite a passage of 200 words about “Will Chinese replace English and become the most universal language in the world?”Blackboard designUnit 2 The Road to Modern English(2)gothrough.set down TiAtBe Afpaid nogrewRe。
theroadtomodernenglish教案

Lesson PlanNSEFC Module1 Unit2 Reading: the Road to Modern EnglishTeacher: ChenyinStudents: Senior 1,Period: Period 1Lesson type: ReadingDuration: 45mLearner analysisAs high school students, they have learned English for many years and have already acquired a certain amount of words and expressions which helps them to understand this new passage, and the Ss may have learned something about the England in their history class, so their previous knowledge about it can lessen their difficulty of comprehension. But they may not know the details about the development of English, the difference of different kind of English in spelling or pronunciation.What's more, most students can not employ different kinds of reading skills to understand the text freely. Students in that grade are easily activated by pictures and sounds and they like to air their opinions about something. So discussion in groups ,games, pair work will be easily carried out.Teaching content analysisThe analysis of teaching materialsThis reading material is from PEP NSEFC Module1 Unit2----English around the World. The title of the passage is The Road to Modern English. The topic of this unit is English language,includes its development and different kinds of English, namely the development of English history, from old English, middle English to Modern English. It gives Ss the chance to have a glance of the history of English language.and both talk about the spreading of English in space, from England to other countries. ,Para3 and both talk about the development of English in time order. serves as a part attracts Ss’ interests,which talks the difference between British English and American English. So the teaching order is rearranged, not from to , but firstly, para3, para2 and para4,secondly, para1 and para5 . With the two clear clues-English spreading and English development, Ss will understand the passage more logically and easily.Language focus and anticipated difficulties1)predicting, skimming , scanning; retelling and summarizing2)some useful words and expressions;3) the history of English.4) retell and summarize the development of English.Learning objectives1. Language skillsBy the end of the class, Ss will be able to1) predict the content according to the title and the pictures.2) get the general idea of the passage by skimming.3) find out some specific information like English feature in different time by scanning.4) retell the development of English by key words.2. Language knowledgeBy the end of the class, Ss will be able to1) u se the useful words and expressions properly as “make use of”, “at present”, “everbefore”, “voyages”, “even if”.2) Know the difference between American English and British English in spelling ,pronunciationand expressing.3) Learn the development of English4) learn to distinguish first, second and foreign language3. Affects1) realize the importance of English as an international language and develop more interest inEnglish.4. Cultural awareness1) know language culture of the UK and USA2) Know other languages' influences on English vocabulary and the UK's colonizing5. Learning strategy1) learn autonomously and cooperatively in different activities before, during and after reading.2) communicate actively with their partners in English.Teaching methodThree-stage model of teaching reading;Audio-visual method;Task-based learningTeaching proceduresStage1. Pre-reading (6 min)game (4min)See a map and some pictures of scenery in different countries and guess the name of the country. The introduction of the map: our friend Mary from American is traveling around the worldT: Mary is traveling around the world and now l et’s enjoy some pictures she took and please tell me what country she was inSs: (Australia, Canada.... )T: yes, Mary really enjoyed herself and had no problem in communicating with the local people, do you know whySs: (because they both speak English.)T: yes, you are right. But why do these countries all regard English as the mother language You know only China view chinese as the mother language.Ss: (...)T: so, please open you book at unit2, let’s learn The Road to Modern English.[Justification]A guessing game is adopted in this activity to lead into the topic by showing some pictures which attracts Ss’ attention. The classroom atmosphere can be activated by guessing the name of the country. By given the situation of Mary, Ss are encouraged to come up with the answers that both these countries speak English.Activity2. Predicting (2min)Read the title and have a quick look at the passage.T: Look at the title and the pictures, can you guess guess the meaning of the word "road" and what the passage is about[Justification]Ss may come up with different answers, although they may not get the right answer during the process, they will concentrate more on the text and become eager to know the answers and get mentally prepared for skimming and scanning.Step2. While-reading (25min)(5min) readthepassagetosummarizethemainpointforeachparagraphintheirownwords.Paragraphs Main ideasParagraph 1T:please skim the passage and find out main ideas of each paragraphSs:......[Justification]Ss skim the passage and find out themainpointforeachparagraph, so the Ss’ reading skill of skimming is trained here, and it makes a preparation for the following activities.(5min)Skin para2- para 5 and do the match practice.[Justification]A math practice is designed here to train Ss’ scanning skill ans helps them to better understand the complex process of English’s development. Also, Ss will have a more clear understanding of the development of English history.questions (5min)Read para 1 and para 5, then work in pair and answer the questions.Q1 when was English used by countries except the EnglandQ2Why is English spoken in IndiaQ3Which countries in Asia and Africa also speak EnglishSuggested answers:A1 17th centuryA2 Britain ruled India from 1795 to 1947.A3 India, Singapore, Malaysia, South Africa, etc.[Justification]The questions are designed to help Ss better learn the spreading of English in space, and pair work reduces the difficulties of the questions and Ss are trained to learn to cooperate and communicate with others.choice (6min)Read the passage again and do the practice(1)“Englishbecameclosertothelanguageyouarelearningnow.”Heretheword“close”means______________.A.veryalikeB.shortC.nearD.careful(2)FromthispassagewecaninferthattheEnglishlanguagewasonceinfluencedby______________.A.theChineselanguageB.SouthAfricaC.SouthAsiaD.bothGermanandFrench(3)Fromthispassagewecanseethat______________.A.theauthorisquitesurethatChineseEnglishwillbecomeoneoftheworldEnglishesB.theauthorhasnoideawhetherornotChineseEnglishwillbecomeoneoftheworldEnglishesC.theauthorthinksthatgovernmentandeducationplayanimportantroleinEnglishlearningD.theauthorfeelseverysatisfiedtoseemoreandmoreChinesepeoplearelearningEnglish Suggestedanswers:(1)A(2)D(3)B[Justification]This activity is designed to help the students have a further understanding of the whole passage, also, Ss will come to realize the importance of English as an international language and develop more interest in English and makes a preparation for the following activitiesFind the synonyms in the conversation and then complete the list.C1Would you like to see my flatYes, I'd like to come up to your apartment.C2Shall we go to the pub to celebrate your birthdayWow, bar is a nice place.C3Hey, let’s go and see a soccer game. It is very exciting.Great. I like football match very much.C4Time to go home. Let’s go to the elevator together.Oh no, the lift must be full of people this time.[Justification]This activity is designed to help Ss distinguish American English and British English. Also, they will come to realize the language culture between American and British.Stage3. Post-reading (14mins)Activity1. Talking (8min)Work in groups and talk about the question.T:Why do you think people all over the world want to learn EnglishWhat ‘s the difference between[Justification]Ss realize the importance of English as an international language by thinking and telling the reasons of English learning and develop more interest in English. Moreover, Ss will be able to distinguish first, second and foreign language.Retell the development of English in time order by using some key words[Justification]Ss will improve their speaking skills and have a further understanding of the history of English. Moreover, it is an opportunity for them to remember and use the new words and phrase.HomeworkWrite a passage of 200 words about “Will Chinese replace English and become the most universal language in the world”Blackboard design(2)TimeBefore Aftergrew crazy。
人教版教材高一英语模块一 unit 2 The Road To Modern English 阅读课教案
人教版新教材高一英语模块一Unit 2 The Road To Modern English阅读课教案Teaching goalsnguage skills(1).To be able to get the main idea from the text.(2).To be able to use the different learning strategies for different reading purposes. 2.Emotion attitudeTo have the correct emotion and purpose of learning English.3.Learning strategies(1). To be able to solve the promble by analysing .(2). To communicate learning experience with teacher and classmates.4.culture awarenessTo know the world culture by learning English.Teaching important points(1).To be able to get the main idea from the text.(2)To be able to solve the promble by analysing .Teaching difficult pointTo be able to use the different learning strategies for different reading purposes. Teaching methods: analysis, discussionTeaching aids: tape-recorder, computer and some slidesTeaching material: Reading (1)Teaching ProceduresStep 1 GreetingGreet the students as usual.Step 2 Revision and lead-in(show the pictures od a football, an eraser, a flat and a lift on the screen.)T: Wha t’s this? ( Point to the football.)S: It’s a football.T: Yes. An Englishman usually calls it a football. But what do Americans usually call it?S: a soccer.T: What about this one? ( Point to the eraser.)…T: Well, as we know, there is more than one kind of English in the word. They are different from one another in some ways. Why has English changed over time? What will world English be in the future? Do you kown? Well, today, the passage “The Road To Modern English” wil tell us. Now please open your books and turn to page 9.Step 3 Fast reading and comprehending( show the following tips on the screen.)T: Now before we read the pasage and do the exercises in COMPRHENDING, let’s learn some tips. Please look at the screen. For the first time you must scan the text quickly for three minutes. Be sure not to read the text sentence by sentence .Read the key words and key sentences to gain a brief idea about the topic of the text. Then read the questions and find the key words. Go back to the text and find the words or their synonyms. You can find the answers aroud the key words. ( After a while.)T: Have you finished yet? (S: yes.) OK. Now let’s check the answers. Who will give the first answer?S1: A. “ English has the most speakers now.”T: where in the text did you find the key words or its synonyms?S1: In the first paragraph the last sentence. “China may have the largest number of English Speakers.” The sentence ahead shows us that the time is today or now.T: Very good. And what about the next question?( It doesn’t matter whether the students make mistakes. The most important of all is to lead them to find the key words or sentences and get the right answers.)Step 4 Analysis of the structure of the textT: Now read the passage again. Try to find the topic sentnces in five minutes. (After a while.) Paragraph 1T: Can you find a topic sentence in Paragraph 1.Ss: No.T: Can you find the words indicating the times? Read them out.Ss: “ At the end of , in the next century, today.”T: Very good. We can see that as the time went by, the number of people speaking English increased. Now use one sentence to sum up the paragraph. Who would like to try? Well, Lin Hong, Have a try.S2: More and more people start to speak English.T: Right. ( Write the sentence down.) Let’s go on to the next paragraph.Paragraph 2T: which is the key sentence?S3: The first sentence. “Native English speakers can understand each other even if they don’t speak the same kind of English.”T: Can you see the example in the paragraph?Ss: Yes.T: Is it used to support the first sentence?Ss: No.T: Actually it is used to support the sentence--- However, they may not be able to understand everything. Generally speaking, the sentence beginning with such words--- however, but ---after a statement is what the writer intends to give emphasis on. Thus ,it is often the key sentences. So why can’t they understand each other?Ss: World English are different from each other in some ways.T: Exactly. That’s what the writer intends to illustrate. ( Write it down on the blackboard.) What about the third paragraph?( conclusion) From the four topic sentences we can see they mainly focus on one thing. What’s it? Ss: English.T: Yes, they are about four aspects of the history of English. So we can say that it’s a brief history of English. ( Write it down.)T: why did the writer decide to end the passage with a question? According to the passage, languages change when culturescommunicate with one another. So the writer intended to predict a possible road to modern English, that is, when Chinese culture communicate with Eglish culture, English may chang, too. So as time goes by, Chinese English may become one of the world English. That is what the writer intended to tell us about in this passage. So the writer gave it the title--- The Road To Modern English. When we want to write something, we should follow thetoo.Step 5: DiscussionT: Now let’s discuss the questions in Comprehending Section 2.( Let the students discuss in pairs. Then share their opinions in class.The answers may vary. But it doesn’t matter what their answers may be. Most important of all, encourage them to express what they really think.)Step 6 summing up and homeworkT: Today, we have learned a text about the brief history of English. We have also learn some usefulT: Rview them and practice more after class. And finfish the exercise in the part of Learning About Languange. That’s all for today.。
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Lesson PlanNSEFC Module1 Unit2 Reading: the Road to Modern EnglishTeacher: ChenyinStudents: Senior 1,Period: Period 1Lesson type: ReadingDuration: 45mLearner analysisAs high school students, they have learned English for many years and have already acquired a certain amount of words and expressions which helps them to understand this new passage, and the Ss may have learned something about the England in their history class, so their previous knowledge about it can lessen their difficulty of comprehension. But they may not know the details about the development of English, the difference of different kind of English in spelling or pronunciation.What's more, most students can not employ different kinds of reading skills to understand the text freely. Students in that grade are easily activated by pictures and sounds and they like to air their opinions about something. So discussion ingroups ,games, pair work will be easily carried out.Teaching content analysisThe analysis of teaching materialsThis reading material is from PEP NSEFC Module1 Unit2----English around the World. The title of the passage is The Road to Modern English. The topic of this unit is English language,includes its development and different kinds of English, namely the development of English history, from old English, middle English to Modern English. It gives Ss the chance to have a glance of the history of English language.Para.1 and para.5 both talk about the spreading of English in space, from England to other countries. Para.2,Para3 and para.4 both talk about the development of English in time order. Para.2 serves as a part attracts Ss’ interests,which talks the difference between British English and American English. So the teaching order is rearranged, not from para.1 to para.5, but firstly, para3, para2 and para4,secondly, para1 and para5 . With the two clear clues-English spreading and English development, Ss will understand the passage more logically and easily.Language focus and anticipated difficulties1)predicting, skimming , scanning; retelling and summarizing2)some useful words and expressions;3) the history of English.4) retell and summarize the development of English.Learning objectives1. Language skillsBy the end of the class, Ss will be able to1) predict the content according to the title and the pictures.2) get the general idea of the passage by skimming.3) find out some specific information like English feature indifferent time by scanning.4) retell the development of English by key words.2. Language knowledgeBy the end of the class, Ss will be able to1) u se the useful words and expressions properly as “make use of”, “at present”, “ever before”, “voyages”, “even if”. 2) Know the difference between American English and BritishEnglish in spelling ,pronunciation and expressing.3) Learn the development of English4) learn to distinguish first, second and foreign language3. Affects1) realize the importance of English as an international languageand develop more interest in English.4. Cultural awareness1) know language culture of the UK and USA2) Know other languages' influences on English vocabulary and the UK's colonizing5. Learning strategy1) learn autonomously and cooperatively in different activities before, during and after reading.2) communicate actively with their partners in English. Teaching methodThree-stage model of teaching reading;Audio-visual method;Task-based learningTeaching proceduresStage1. Pre-reading (6 min)Activity1.guessing game (4min)The introduction of the map: our friend Mary from American is traveling around the worldSee a map and some pictures of scenery in different countries and guess the name of the country.T: Mary is traveling around the world and now l et’s enjoy some pictures she took and please tell me what country she was inSs: (Australia, Canada.... )T: yes, Mary really enjoyed herself and had no problem in communicating with the local people, do you know why Ss: (because they both speak English.)T: yes, you are right. But why do these countries all regard English as the mother language You know only China view chinese as the mother language.Ss: (...)T: so, please open you book at unit2, let’s learn The Road to Modern English.[Justification]A guessing game is adopted in this activity to lead into the topic by showing some pictures which attracts Ss’ atte ntion. The classroom atmosphere can be activated by guessing the name of the country. By given the situation of Mary, Ss are encouraged to come up with the answers that both these countries speak English.Activity2. Predicting (2min)Read the title and have a quick look at the passage.T: Look at the title and the pictures, can you guess guess the meaning of the word "road" and what the passage is about[Justification]Ss may come up with different answers, although they may not get the right answer during the process, they will concentrate more on the text and become eager to know the answers and get mentally prepared for skimming and scanning.Step2. While-reading (25min)Activity1.Skimming (5min)read the passage to summarize the main point for each paragr aph in their own words.T:please skim the passage and find out main ideas of each paragraphSs:......Suggested answers:[Justification]Ss skim the passage and find out the main point for each paragraph, so the Ss’ reading skill of skimming is trained here, and it makes a preparation for the following activities.Activity2.scanning (5min)Skin para2- para 5 and do the match practice.[Justification]A math practice is designed here to train Ss’ scanning skill ans helps them to better understand the complex process of English’s development. Also, Ss will have a more clear understanding of the development of English history.Activity3.answering questions (5min)Read para 1 and para 5, then work in pair and answer the questions.Q1 when was English used by countries except the EnglandQ2Why is English spoken in IndiaQ3Which countries in Asia and Africa also speak EnglishSuggested answers:A1 17th centuryA2 Britain ruled India from 1795 to 1947.A3 India, Singapore, Malaysia, South Africa, etc.[Justification]The questions are designed to help Ss better learn the spreading of English in space, and pair work reduces the difficulties of the questions and Ss are trained to learn to cooperate and communicate with others.Activity4.multiple choice (6min)Read the passage again and do the practice(1)“English became closer to the language you are learning now. ” Here the word “close”means______________.A. very alikeB. shortC. nearD. careful(2)From this passage we can infer that the English language was once influenced by______________.A. the Chinese languageB. South AfricaC. South AsiaD. both German and French(3)From this passage we can see that______________ .A. the author is quite sure that Chinese English will become one of the world EnglishesB. the author has no idea whether or not Chinese English will become one of the world EnglishesC. the author thinks that government and education play an imp ortant role in English learningD. the author feels every satisfied to see more and more Chinese people are learning EnglishSuggested answers: (1)A (2)D (3)B[Justification]This activity is designed to help the students have a further understanding of the whole passage, also, Ss will come to realize the importance of English as an international language and develop more interest in English and makes a preparation for the following activitiesActivity5. Blank filling (4min)Find the synonyms in the conversation and then complete the list. C1Would you like to see my flatYes, I'd like to come up to your apartment.C2Shall we go to the pub to celebrate your birthdayWow, bar is a nice place.C3Hey, let’s go and see a soccer game. It is very exciting.Great. I like football match very much.C4Time to go home. Let’s go to the elevator together.Oh no, the lift must be full of people this time.[Justification]This activity is designed to help Ss distinguish American English and British English. Also, they will come to realize the language culture between American and British.Stage3. Post-reading (14mins)Activity1. Talking (8min)Work in groups and talk about the question.T:Why do you think people all over the world want to learn English What ‘s the difference between[Justification]Ss realize the importance of English as an international language by thinking and telling the reasons of English learning and develop more interest in English. Moreover, Ss will be able to distinguish first, second and foreign language.Activity2. Retelling (6min)Retell the development of English in time order by using some key words[Justification]Ss will improve their speaking skills and have a further understanding of the history of English. Moreover, it is an opportunity for them to remember and use the new words and phrase.HomeworkWrite a passage of 200 words about “Will Chinese replace English and become the most universal language in the world”Blackboard design(2)TimeBefore Aftergrew crazy。
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The Road to Modern EnglishAt the end of the 16th century, about five to seven million people spoke English. Nearly all of them lived in England. Later in the next century, people in England made voyages to conquer other parts of the world and because of that, English became to be spoken in many other countries. Today, more people speak English as their first, second or a foreign language than ever before. Native English speakers can understand each other even they don’t speak the same kind of English. Look at the example:British Betty: Would you like to see my flat?American Amy: Yes. I’d like to come up to your apartment.So why has English changed over time? Actually all languages change and develop when cultures meet and communicate with each other. At first the English spoken in England between about AD 450 and 1150 was very different from the English spoken today. It was based more on German than the English we speak at present.Then gradually between about AD 800 and 1150. English became less like German because those who ruled England spoke first Danish and later French. These new settlers enriched the English language and especially its vocabulary. So by the 1600’s Shakespeare was able to make use of a wider vocabulary than ever before . In 1620 some British settles moved to America. Later in the 18th century some British people were taken to Australia too. English began to be spoken in both countries.Finally by the 19th century the language was settled. At that time two big changes in English spelling happened: first Samuel Johnson wrote his dictionary and later Noah Webster wrote The American Dictionary of the English Language. The latter gave a separate identity to American English spelling.English now is also spoken as a foreign or second language in South Asia. For example, India has a large number of fluent English speakers because Britain ruled India from 1765 to 1947. During that time English became the language for government and education. English is also spoken in Singapore and Malaysia and countries in Africa such as South Africa. Today the number of people learning English in China is increasing rapidly. In fact, China may have the largest number of English learners. Will Chinese English develop its own identity? Only time will tell.Reading: the Road to Modern English Teaching ObjectivesKnowledge and skill s1.Get Students to learn the useful new words and expressions in this part: voyage, conquer, apartment, actually, base, gradually, enrich, vocabulary, fluent, Singapore, Malaysia, because of, come up, at present , make use of, such as2.Enable students to know the development of modern English3.Improve students’ fast reading and careful reading skills process and methodsCooperation and DiscussionEmotion, attitude and value1. Develop students’ sense of cooperative learning2. Enable students to know the development of modern English Learning and teaching proceduresStep one Leading-inAs we all know, English is changing gradually. Actually all languages change and develop. We’ll learn the development of modern English.Step two ReadingFast ReadingThe main idea of each paragraph CDABEParagraph1 A. Why has English changed over time?Paragraph2 B. Two big changes in English spelling happened. Paragraph3 C. A brief introduction of the road to modern English. Paragraph4 D. Though native English speakers don’t speak the samekind of English, they understand each other. Paragraph5 E. Now people in many countries speak modern English.Careful Reading (Listen to the tape and underline the time while listening) Time-Line1.Between about AD 450 and 1150: English was based more on German than English we speak at present.2.Between about AD 800 and 1150: It became less like German and more like Danish and French3.By the 1600’s: Shakespeare was able to make full use of a wider vocabulary than ever before.4.In 1620: Some British settlers moved to America5.In the 18th century: Some British people were taken to Australia6.By the 19th century: the language was settled7.Now: English is spoken as a foreign or second language in many countries.True or False1.English had the most speakers in the 17th century.nguages frequently change.Grammar Focus1.Because of that, English began to be spoken in many other countries. 因为,由于,复合介词compound preposition,后接名词或代词。
The Road To Modern English (Reading)微格教案2
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The Roa d To Moder n Engl i s h 阅读课优秀教案Unit 2 The Road To Modern English 阅读课优秀教案Teach ing goals1. Language skills(1) .To be able to get the main idea from the text.(2) .To be able to use the different learning strategies for different reading purposes.2. Emotion attitudeTo have the correct emotion and purpose of learning English.3. Learning strategies(1) . To be able to solve the promble by analysing .(2) . To com muni cate lear ning experie nee with teacher and classmates.4. culture awarenessTo know the world culture by lear ning En glish.Teach ing importa nt points(1) .To be able to get the main idea from the text.(2) To be able to solve the promble by an alys ing .Teach ing difficult pointTo be able to use the differe nt lear ning strategies for differe nt read ing purposes.Teach ing methods: an alysis, discussi onTeach ing aids: tape-recorder, computer and some slidesTeaching material : Reading (1)Teach ing ProceduresStep 1 Greet ingGreet the stude nts as usual.Step 2 Revisi on and lead-i n(show the pictures od a football, an eraser, a flat and a lift on the scree n.) T: What sthis? ( Point to the football.)S: It's a football.T: Yes. An En glishma n usually calls it a football. But what do America ns usually call it?S: a soccer.T: What about this one? ( Point to the eraser.)T: Well, as we know, there is more than one kind of English in the word. They are differe nt from one ano ther in some ways. Why has En glish cha nged over time?What will world English be in the future? Do you kown? Well, today, the passage The Road To Moder n En glish” wil tell us. Now please ope n your books and tur n to page 9. Step 3 Fast read ing and comprehe nding(show the following tips on the screen.)答案前后即测试点T: Now before we read the pasage and do the exercises in COMPRHENDING,' learn some tips. Please look at the screen. For the first time you must scan the text quickly for three minu tes. Be sure not to read the text sentence by sentence .Read the key words and key senten ces to gain a brief idea about the topic of the text. Then read the questions and find the key words. Go back to the text and find the words or their synonyms. You can find the answers aroud the key words. ( After a while.) T: Have you finished yet? (S: yes.) OK. Now let's check the answers. Who will give the first an swer?S1: A. 'English has the most speakers now.T: where in the text did you find the key words or its synonyms?S1: In the first paragraph the last sentence.'China may have the largest number of English Speakers” The sentence ahead shows us that the time is today or now. T: Very good. And what about the n ext questi on?(It does n'tmatter whether the stude nts make mistakes. The most importa nt of all is to lead them to find the key words or senten ces and get the right an swers.) Step 4 An alysis of the structure of the textT: Now read the passage again. Try to find the topic sentnces in five minutes. (After a while.)Paragraph 1T: Can you find a topic sentence in Paragraph 1.Ss: No.T: Can you find the words in dicat ing the times? Read them out.Ss: 'At the end of , in the next century, today”T: Very good. We can see that as the time went by, the nu mber of people speak ing En glish in creased. Now use one sentence to sum up the paragraph. Who would like to try? Well, Lin Hong, Have a try.S2: More and more people start to speak En glish.T: Right. ( Write the sentence dow n.) Lets go on to the n ext paragraph. Paragraph 2T: which is the key senten ce?S3: The first sen ten ce. 'Native En glish speakers can un dersta nd each othereve n if they don 'tspeak the same kind of En glish”T: Can you see the example in the paragraph?Ss: Yes.T: Is it used to support the first senten ce?Ss: No.T: Actually it is used to support the sentence--- However, they may not be able to un dersta nd everyth ing. Gen erally speak ing, the sentence begi nning with such words-- -however, but ---after a statement is what the writer intends to give emphasis on. Thus ,it is ofte n the key senten ces. So why ca'they un dersta nd each other?Ss: World En glish are differe nt from each other in some ways.T: Exactly. That' what the writer intends to illustrate. ( Write it dow n on the blackboard.) What about the third paragraph?(con clusi on) From the four topic senten ces we can see they mainly focus on one thi ng. What's it?Ss: En glish.T: Yes, they are about four aspects of the history of English. So we can say that' a brief history of En glish. ( Write it dow n.)Now let' see the structure of the passage. ( show on the scree n.)The Road To Moder n En glish厂 P1 More and more people ① at the end ofstart to speak En glish. ③today …P4 En glish is also spoke n in many other coun tries.T: why did the writer decide to end the passage with a question? According to the passage, la nguages cha nge whe n culturescom muni cate with one ano ther. So the writer inten ded to predict a possible road to moder n En glish, that is, whe n Chin ese culture com muni cate with Eglish culture, En glish may cha ng, too. So as time goes by, Chinese English may become one of the world English. That is what the writer intended to tell us about in this passage. So the writer gave it the title--- The Road To Modern English. When we want to write something, we should follow the following way:When we read a pasage we can grasp the main idea and the writ ©rntention in a similar way, too.Step 5: Discussi on② in the n ext cen turyFrom A Brief History ''Of En glishP3 Enall lan comm P2 World En glish are differe nt eachother in some ways. ② For example①…However glish has cha nged over time because ® I AD 450--1150 guages cha nge whe n cultures ② 1150--1500uni cate with each other.③ 600 ' sT: Now let' discuss the questi ons in Comprehe nding Secti on 2.(Let the stude nts discuss in pairs. Then share their opinions in class.The an swers may vary. But it doesn'matter what their answers may be. Most important of all, en courage them to express what they really thin k.)Step 6 sum ming up and homeworkT: Today, we have learned a text about the brief history of English. We have also learn some useful reading skills and writing skills. ( Show on the screen.)T: Rview them and practice more after class. And fin fish the exercise in the part of Lear ning About Lan gua nge. Thafs all for today.。