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Unit 7 Will people have robots? Section A 古月中学 杨澜
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Part 1The analysis of the teaching material Part 2The analysis of the learners Part 3 Teaching aims Part 4 Teaching key point and difficulties Part 5 Teaching method Part 6 Teaching procedures Part 7 Blackboard designs Part 8 Teaching reflection
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Part 1 The analysis of the teaching material My teaching is the Section A of unit 7 will people have robots taken from grade 8 for Middle School. It mainly talks about the predictions of our future. As the beginning of this unit, it plays a very important part in the English teaching of this unit. Through setting various activities, it will arouse the students’ interests and le-t them get a general understanding of this unit, which will be goo-- d for the following studying.
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Part 2 The analysis of the learners Since the learners are students of Grade two, it is very importa-nt to help them to form a good habit of learning in class. The lear-ners are sensitive to new knowledge, eager to participate in activit-y and they are rich in imagination.
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Part 3 Teaching aims (1)Encourage the students to practice their oral English and their listening comprehension. (2)Let them know how to talk about the future and make predictions about the person or place s and so on. (3)Students are expected to be involved in the discussion, practice their oral English, and shar e their opinions with one another.
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Part 4 Teaching key point and difficulties 1. Key points 2. Difficulties
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Part 5 Teaching method 1.Student-centered theory 2. The theory of communicative competence
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Part 6 Teaching procedures (1) Lead-in (2) Presentation (3) Summary (4) Homework
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Part7 Blackboard designs Unit 1 Will people have robots? (Section A) Words: predictions A: Will people use money in 100 years? B: Yes, they will./ No, they won’ will not=won’t
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Part 8 Teaching reflection 1. Language is the result of "Acquisition", so the teachers should provide students with the opportunity to learn independently and fully develop themselves. 2. The designed activities must be related to th e students’ interests, the contents and methods must meet the needs of students, or it will not a rouse the interest of students, which cannot co mplete the objectives.
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