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学必求其心得,业必贵于专精学必求其心得,业必贵于专精学必求其心得,业必贵于专精Module4SandstormsinAsiaPeriod6Task&Modulefile&Reading(page87)eq\o(\s\up7(),\s\do5(整体设计))教学内容分析作为本模块的最后一部分,本部分主要帮助学生复习本模块所学的内容。模块文档展示了主要的语言点,这是一个可以培养学生自我反思和总结学习策略的很好方法.在本部分将为不同水平的学生提供不同的练习。任务主要在于鼓励学生谈论保护环境的重要性以及如何保护环境。练习册87页的阅读活动是本模块的泛读材料,目的在于进一步培养学生的阅读能力。在这节课,为了帮助学生把握文章的主题思想以及细节方面的信息,应当向学生介绍一些阅读策略。三维目标设计Knowledgeandskills1.Tohelpthestudentsrevisethefollowingwordsandexpressions.Words:(见Modulefile)Expressions:(见Modulefile)2.Tocultivatethestudents’learningstrategiesofself­reflectionandsummary。Processandmethods1.Toencouragethestudentstotakeanactivepartinthelearningactivitiesbygivingthemclearinstructionsonwhattodowhilereadinganewpassage.Inaddition,correctpossiblemistakestheymightmakeinaproperwaybymakingnecessarychangeswhilerepeatingtheirsentences。2.Toencouragethestudentstocooperatewiththeothersbyworkinginpairsoringroupsoffour。3.Tomakesurethatthestudentspayattentiontotheimportantpointsofthismodule。4.Toencouragestudentstoevaluatetheeffectoftheirownlearningbysummarisingtheeffectivelearningmethods。Emotion,attitudeandvalue1.Tohelpthestudentsenlargetheknowledgeaboutdesertification。2.Tohelpthestudentsappreciatetheadvantageofcooperativelearning.教学重点1.Todisplaythemoduletaskandguidethestudentstocarryontheevaluationandsummary.2.Tohelpthestudentslearnhowtowriteanarticleaboutoneenvironmentalproblem。教学难点1.Tohelpthestudentslearntoorganisetheirownsentencestodescribeoneenvironmentalproblem。2.Tocarryoutaccurateevaluationwhiledealingwiththestudents'sentencestheymaketoexpresstheirideasinclass。eq\o(\s\up7(),\s\do5(教学过程))Step1Prepareapresentationondesertification【15min。】1.WorkingroupsAskthestudentstomakealistofthesandstormaccordingtotheinformationthey'vegotfrommagazinesorTVprogrammes.2.Askstudentstodiscusstheitemsintheirlistwithothermembersoftheirgroup。PhenomenaReasonsSuggestions。。.3。PresentationPresentthecontenttotherestoftheclassbasedontheirdiscussions。Step2Modulefile【20min。】1.Givethestudents10minutestogothroughthemodulefile,tickingthethingstheyknowabout,makingaquestionmarknexttothosethingstheyarenotsureof,andacrossnexttothosetheydon’tknow。2.Haveadictationofthewordsandphrasesofthismodule.3.Reviewthegrammarrules:1)Theinfinitive2)But+infinitiveExercise:Puttheverbsinbracketsintothecorrectinfinitiveforms。a.Shehasnochoicebut______(sleep).b.Tomdidnothingbut______(watchTV)ANSWERSa.tosleepb.watchTV4.Finally,reviewFunctionandEverydayEnglish.AskthestudentstotalkaboutwhattheylearnedintheFunctionandEverydayEnglish.Step3Reading(page87)【8min。】1.Readthearticleandfindouttheanswerstothefollowingquestions。1)WhatwastheDustBowlandwhendidithappen?2)Whatpartsoftheworldareaffectedbydesertification?Askthestudentstoreadthroughthetextquicklyandsilently。Givethemthesuggestionthattheyshouldfocusonthegeneralideaandalsoonthedetailedmeaning。Makesuretheydon’treadthetextaloud。ANSWERS1)Itwasaduststorminthe1930sintheUSA。2)Manyregionsoftheworldarebeingaffected;ChinaandAfricaaretwoexamples.2.Readthearticleagainandanswerthefollowingquestions。1)Whatcausedthedisaster?2)Howdoesourgovernmentdotofightagainstthedesertification?3)WhataretheconditionsinAfrica?ANSWERS1)Itwascausedbybadfarmingmethodsandseveralyearswithverylittlerainfallmadethingsworse.2)TheChinesegovernmentisfightingdesertificationbyimprovingfarmingmethodsandplantingtreesandgrass.3)InAfricatheyareworsethananywhereelse。Theyarelosingalargepartoftheiragriculturallands。Nowtheycan'tproduceenoughfoodfortheirpopulationandtheirgovernmentsdon’thaveenoughmoneytofightdesertification.3.Languagepoints1)TheDustBowlofthe1930swastheworstagriculturaldisasterinthehistoryoftheUnitedStates。2)Over200,000peoplewereforcedtoleavetheirhomesandmovedwesttothecities.3)However,thereisstillalottobedonebeforepeoplecanfarmthelandagain.Step4Makingasummary【2min.】Summarisethewholeperiod.First,emphasisethemainpointsofthismoduleinordertobetterguidethestudentstocarryontheself­reflectionandsummary.Makesurethatthestudentshaveagoodcommandofthevocabularyandphrasesaboutprotectingtheenvironment.Thensummarisethereadingstrategies-skimming,scanning,guessingandkeywordsinordertohelpthestudentsbetterunderstandapassage。Step5HomeworkAskthestudentstowriteacompositionaccordingtothepresentationinStep1。eq\o(\s\up7(),\s\do5(教学参考))SandstormAmassivesandstormhasenvelopedmostofnorthernChina,coveringthecapitalBeijinginashroudofdensedustandreducingvisibilitytolessthan50metresinsomeareas.Thestormisthestrongestandmostintensethisspring,andhitChina'snorthonMarchwithfiercewinds.Sandstormsarefrequentinspring,triggeredbysuddenseasonaltemperaturechanges。Itcoverstheentirecitywithlayersofsand,andairtransportationhasbeenaffectedinthestorm。hitregions,whichspreadfromthewesttotheeastofnorthernChinaincludingGansuandNingxiaprovincesaswellastheInnerMongoliaAutonomousRegion。Therefore,manypeoplewonderhowmuchworsetheweatherwillbecomewhenthespringsandstormssweepintothemainlandoneafteranother.Infactthesandstormhasposedaseriousthreattotheairqualityandenvironment。Sandstormslikethese,whichoccurredinancienttimes,arewidelyknownamongtheherdsmeninInnerMongoliaas“Huang­mao。feng,”meaning,“windthatcarriesyellowsand”.Inrecentyears,thesesandstormshaveoccurredmorefrequently,atshorterintervals,andwithgreaterintensity.AsandstormonDecember31st,2000wasthefirstonetohitChinaindecades.Sincethen,therehasbeenoneeverymonth.Wecan’thelpbutask:isthisaphenomenonpurelypoweredbyMotherNature,anoccurrenceoverwhichwehavenocontrol?Thefactisthatsandstormsarecausedlargelybyhumanactions—mainlyexcessiveherdingandexploitationofthegrasslands.Undernormalconditions,InnerMongoliaprovidesgrazingforuptosomefortymillionsheep;yet,asmanyasseventymillionsheephavebeenfeedingonthatarearecently。Becauseoftheincreasingpriceofgoats’wool,herdsmeninInnerMongoliahavebeenhustlingtoraisegoats.Inthesetimes,desertificationisaprimaryenvironmentalconcern。Unrestrictedfarmingisbelievedtobethemaincauseofdesertification.Seriousdestructionofvegetation,datingbackfromtheCulturalRevolutioninthe60’sand70'stoasrecentlyastwoyearsago,haspromptedtheten。thousand.people。plant。treesactivity,withanaimofreducingtheincidenceofsandstorms。However,suchmeasurestouchonlythetip,butdonotaddressthebasisoftheproblem.Nooneeverbotherstocareforthetreesafterplantingthemandsothesurvivalrateofthetreesisstaggeringlow。Thissimplyisnotaviablemethodofresolvingtheproblem.Withtheglobalclimateconstantlychanging,sandstormsareexpectedtooccurmorefrequently,andhumanitywillbeforcedtoconfrontthedelayedeffectsofhavingrecklesslyexploitedtheenvironment。Itisonlyrecentlythatsomeofus,whohavebeenpursuingeconomicgoals,havebegunnoticingtheenvironmentalbacklash.Perhapsman,whoisfinallyeatinghisownbitterfruits,willunderstandthateconomicdevelopmentdoesnothavetobeattheexpenseoftheenvironmen

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