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一、立足“学用结合”,精心设置学案,有利于激发学生创新思维潜能“学用结合”是当前最为推崇、也是最为基本的一种教学思想(或曰教学理念)。在英语教学中,教师一直立足于“学用结合”,力求学生做到学有发展,学以致用,既学得活,又学得透——1、强调学生在学中用,在用中学,要求充分理解的基础上背诵记忆而不是一味地死记硬背。2、把掌握知识的重点放在思考力的发掘和培养上,根据学生思考问题的方式和特点,通过各种渠道把知识结构铺垫成学生思维的方式,通过提问、探索和点拨,引导学生思维,鼓励学生多角度思考,在学习知识的同时,训练思维方法,用思维方法指导知识学习。学生要掌握好基础知识,是与教师的正确引导分不开的。古语云:“授之以鱼,不如授之以渔。”只有教会了学生科学的学习方法,学生的能力才会提高。针对学生在中学起始阶段英语基础较差,以及课题研究与学生英语学习之间存在着“学——研”严重脱节的实际情况与矛盾,于是我们全体英语教师一起协商,为学生精心设置学案,对每单元的课文阅读采取“自学探究”、“合作学习”和“运用创新”相结合的方法。“自学探究”,是指学生针对学案中的目标和要求进行预习,在探究过程中完成猜词义,分析句型,归纳各部分主旨和全文大意,理清课文脉络,了解课文重点难点等任务,发现问题。“合作学习”,是指让学生在充分预习的基础上,在课堂上展开共同的合作学习研究活动,教师在关键处进行点拨,针对学生的疑难进行解答。在课堂整体教学上,学生“探究”,教师“点拨”。然后,在“自学”和“合作”的基础上让学生去“运用创新”,教师精选文中出现的重要词汇、句型编成练习,让学生进行必要的巩固,使他们把学到的知识转化成能力。实践证明,这样做,学生不是学少了,而是学多学活了。在教师引导学生自学时,教师结合目标语言教学,让学生针对目标语言,学用结合,有效地激发了学生积极思考,发现问题、提出问题和解决问题的潜能。课题的实施也无疑使学生自学和运用英语的能力得以明显提高。二、鼓励领异标新,巧妙适时设问,有利于增进学生创新思维深度在教学中,我注意多角度、多方位地设计各种思考题,发展学生发散思维,使学生不单单停留在理解和掌握所学的内容上,而且要利用现学的知识,结合已学知识去探索,去创造,增进他们的创新思维深度,培养创新能力。在语篇教学时,笔者常根据教材的语言材料,设置疑点,采用多种思维训练法,引导学生对课文内容进行再加工,鼓励学生从不同方面,不同角度进行思维。如学习模块一中Boymissing,policepuzzled时,我在学生学习课文内容的基础上大胆提问:Whatdoyouthinkthealienslooklike?DothepoliceknowwhathappenedtoJustin?…以这种形式让学生的思维插上了想象的翅膀,一个个展开联想,答案不一,众说纷纭。

英语创新培训的教案

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Unit 1Where’s your pen pal from?Language goal1.Function:. In this unit students learn to talk about where people are from.2.Vocabulary:Canada ,France, Japan the United States, Australia, Singapore, The United Kingdom, China3.Target language:Where is your pen pal from? /she is from Canada.Where does she live? /She lives in Toronto.What language does she speak? /She speaks English and French.4.Structures Where questions /What questionsKey Points Where questions /What questionsDifficultiesThe names of different countries /The languages of different countries /The differences of “be” and “do” in the sentence.Section A1a. This activity provides guided listening and pronunciation practice using the target language.1.Point to the numbered list of words. Play the recording the first time. Students only listen.2.Play the recoding a second time. Ask Ss to repeat the names of the countries3.Let Ss read the new words aloud individually or in pairs.1b. This activity provides listening practice using the target language.1.Point out the list of countries in 1a. Let Ss circle the names of the countries the people are talking about.2.Play the recording the first time.3.Play the recording a second time. Ss only listen.4.Check the answers. (Canada, Australia, Japan, Singapore)1c. This activity provides guided oral practice using the target language.1. Point out the conversations in the picture and ask a student to read each one with you, then in pairs, in groups.2. Ask various pairs to present a new one to the class.2a. This activity provides reading and spelling practice using the target language.1. Point out the list of countries. Read and ask Ss to repeat. 2. Point out the list of cities. Read and ask Ss to repeat aloud.3. Ask Ss to work, offer help as needed.4. Correct the work.2b. This activity provides listening practice using the target language.1. Call attention to the list of cities and countries in 2a. Let Ss circle them when they hear the conversations at the first time.2. Play the recording a second time.3. Check the answers.(Japan, Tokyo ,France ,Paris, Australia, Sydney) 2c. This activity provides listening and writing practice using the target language.1. Call attention to the chart in 2c. Play the first conversation on the tape.2. Play the recording again and have Ss fill in the chart.3. Check the answers.2d. This activity provides guided oral practice using the target language.1. Call attention to the conversation in the picture.2. Ask two Ss to read it to the class.3. Ask Ss to work in small groups. Appoint a leader. Make sure everyone talks about at least one of the people on the chart.4. Ask pairs of Ss to present their conversations to the class.Grammar focus 1.Review the grammar box. Ask Ss to say the questions and answers.1) Where is your pen pal from? He is from Australia.2.Where does he live? He lives in Sydney.2. Ask Ss to make more sentences with “where, from. and live 3a. This activity provides reading and spelling practice .1. Point out the diagram and explain how it works.2. Read the instructions to the class. Ask Ss to work in pairs.3. Correct the answers.(1.China 2.The United States ,The United Kingdom, Australia,3.Singapore)3b. This activity provides guided oral practice.1. Call attention to the conversation in the picture. Ask two Ss to read it to the class. Answer their questions about the conversation.2. Ask Ss to work in pairs.3. Ask several students to perform their conversations for the class.4. This activity provides listening, speaking, reading and writing practice1. Explain the procedure.2. Play the game.Section B1.This activity provides reading practice1. Point out the language textbooks on the desktop.2. Call attention to the notebook page with the countries listed.3. Point out the sample answer .4. Ask Ss to write the letter of the correct country in the box next to the title of each language book., ask Ss to work in pairs.5. Ask a student to write his or her answers on the board.2a. This activity provides listening practice.1. Call attention to the conversation bubbles in the picture.2. Play the recording, number each question you bear on the tape.3. Play the recording a second time.4. Check the answers.(Answers: What’s her name?1 /Where is she from?2 /Does she have any brothers and sister? 3 /Does she speak English?)2b. This activity provides listening and writing practice.1. Call attention to the numbered questions in 2a,ask different Ss to read it2. Point out the answer blanks in 2b and the sample answer.3. Play the tape and ask Ss to complete the answers individually.4. Correct the answers.2c. This activity provides oral practice1. Ask each student to work with a partner. Ask and answer 2. Practice one or two exchanges with a student. Then work in pairs.3. Ask a pair of Ss to perform the conversation for the class.3a. This activity provides reading and writing practice.1. Call attention to the letter. Read it to the class or a student to read it for you. 2. Point to the four questions beneath the letter.3. As Ss work, move around .and help them.4. When they are finished, ask the questions orally and ask Ss to answers.5. Write the correct answers on the board so that Ss can check the spelling and other details of their answers.(1.Toronto,Canada,2.A pen pal in China 3.English and a little French. 4.He likes going to the movies with his friends and playing sports. )3b. This activity provides reading and writing practice.1. Call attention to the letter from Tom King.2. Point out the blanks in the letter. Ask them to find the information to complete the letter .3. Read the letter to the class saying “blank”.4. Ask Ss to write the missing words on the blank lines individually.5. Correct the answers.3c. This activity provides open-ended practice.Ask Ss to make their own information card and then write an email about themselves. Tell them to use 3b as an example.

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