現(xiàn)代大學(xué)英語(yǔ)第二冊(cè)u(píng)nit3theriteofspring教案

1、課堂教學(xué)設(shè)計(jì)首頁(yè)課程名稱綜合英語(yǔ)教學(xué)班次人數(shù)京IJ名稱Unit Three Text A /第三單元 課文A The Rite of Spring教學(xué)時(shí)數(shù)8學(xué)時(shí)教學(xué)內(nèi)容及 要求內(nèi)容及要求時(shí)間1 .熱身；2 .作者：教育與背景；主要看作；創(chuàng)作觀；3 .作品賞析：結(jié)構(gòu)分析；如何賞析文學(xué)作品；通過(guò) 深刻理解文章內(nèi)涵，培養(yǎng)學(xué)生社會(huì)洞察力口相關(guān) 的討論能力；4 .寫作技巧：省略疑問(wèn)句和修辭疑問(wèn)句；倒裝句；5 .語(yǔ)言理解：長(zhǎng)難句解析；核心詞匯學(xué)習(xí)；介詞練 習(xí)；構(gòu)詞法：前綴；6 .課堂討論；7 .練與講。10 minutes4090301204070重點(diǎn)難點(diǎn)1 .文學(xué)作品的賞析；2 .文學(xué)中的修辭手法3 .

2、構(gòu)詞法：詞綴教學(xué)方法結(jié)合實(shí)際吸收各種教學(xué)法（講授、問(wèn)答、討論、模仿、練習(xí)、多媒 體使用）的優(yōu)點(diǎn)。教學(xué)手段傳統(tǒng)教學(xué)手段與多媒體運(yùn)用相結(jié)合回顧和小結(jié)作業(yè)教學(xué)后記備注欄主要內(nèi)容欄The Rite of SpringBy Arthur MillerPart I Warming up:W川 you be a good gardener A quick quiz!1 .Where is the best location to plant tall or climbing plantsA. North side of the garden B. East side of the gardenC. Sout

3、h side of the garden D. West side of the garden2 .Tomato plants that are " determinate are more bushy plants, and tomato plants that are 'indeterminate' are more viny plants TrueFalse3 .Potatoes are in what familyA. Carrot Family (Umbelliferae)B. Tomato Family (Solanaceae)C. Pea Family

4、(Leguminosae)D. Morning Glory Family (Convolvulaceae)4 .What is the best level of soil ph for MOST plantsA. - B. - C. - D.-5 .Pine needle mulch lowers the ph level of soil while peat moss raises the ph level.TrueFalse6 .When a plant has beautiful lush foliage, but almost no fruit, the plant has an o

5、verdose of:(Ans: One 8-letter word)7 .Tomato leaves that are purple and thin is a pretty good sign that they are lacking Potassium.TrueFalse8 .Potato plants want lots of organic matter in the soil for the potatoes to grow better.TrueFalseNow Check Your Answer!1. North side of the garden.When the tal

6、l plants are planted on the north side, they don't block the sun from other smaller plants and also keep down the north winds.2. True.If you don't want to stake, you will want determinate. If not, go with indeterminate.3. Tomato Family (Solanaceae).Eggplant, Tomato, Tomatillo,備注欄Potato, and

7、Pepper are all in the tomato family.4. - .Most plants require ph levels of 6-7, but a few can toleratelike corn, carrots, and potatoes. Others can grow well in soil ph of like cabbage and cauliflower.5. False.Pine needle mulch and peat moss are good for alkaline soils because they lower the ph level

8、.6. Nitrogen.Nitrogen will help produce lush foliage, but too much will make the plant concentrate on the leaves instead of the fruit.7. False.They lack phosphorus when the plants look like that.8. False.Too much organic matter will cause scabbing on the potatoes.Part II Background InformationArthur

9、 Miller 1915-2005A Harlem-born Polish-Jewish boyMajored in journalism at University of MichiganWrote first play in 1936Received BA in English in 1938First successful playAll My Sons 1946Huge successDeath of a Salesman 1949The Crucible 1953About Salem Witchhunt in 1692HUAC (House Un-American Activiti

10、es Committee), anti- communist McCarthyismAttended a HUAChearing in 1956, refusing to give names; sentenced to a $500 fine or thirty days in prison, blacklisted, and disallowed a US passport Conviction overturned in 1958Return to theatrical success:The Price 1968Experimental drama in 1970s, unsucces

11、sfulKept writing until 2004One of the greatest dramatists of the twentieth century Politically engaged, commercially successful, social plays Numourous awards and honors:Three Tony Awards, Pulitzer Prize forDeath of the Salesmanin 19491965, Elected the first American president of International Pen19

12、93, awarded theNational Medal of Arts2001, selected for theJefferson Lecture, the government's highest honor for achievement in thehumanities his marriageMary Slattery, college sweetheart, 1940Marilyn Monroe, 1956Brief affair in 1951Accompanied Miller to his 1956 trialMade The Misfits with Mille

13、r as the scriptwriter Divorced in 1961Inge Morath, 1962Son Daniel born with Down Syndrome; institutionalized at Miller' s insistenceSon-in-law, English actor Daniel Day-LewisPart III Text Understanding1. StructureI. Gardening as a celebration of the coming spring (1-2).II. Why gardening (3-10)Ga

14、rdening involves conflict and choice-making.Gardening teaches you about nature.Gardening is neurotic and moral.Gardening helps character building.III. Gardening enables people to stay hopeful for the future. (11-12)2. GenreEssayA short piece of prose often written from the author ' personal poin

15、t of viewVague definition, great variety: literary, political, academic, journalistic, argumentative, expository, etc.Aldous Huxley: a literary device for saying almost everything about almost anythingPersonal and the autobiographical: these use "fragments of reflective autobiography" to &

16、quot;look at the world through the keyhole of anecdote and description ".Objective and factual: in these essays, the authors "do not speak directly of themselves, but turn their attention outward to some literary or scientific or political theme".Abstract-universal: these essays "

17、;make the best . of all the three worlds in which it is possible for the essay to exist".Typesof essayFormal & Informal, Impersonal & FamiliarPost-Montaigne, the essay split into two distinct modalities: one remained informal, personal, intimate, relaxed, conversational, and often humor

18、ous; the other dogmatic, impersonal, systematic, and expositoryStructure: rather loose, shapelessSamuel Johnson: "an irregular, indigested piece, not a regular and 備注欄 orderly performance."Voice: usually "I ”Reader' srole:The reader generally believes what the essayist saysis true

19、; he has been called on to join in the making of meaningFamous essayistMichel de Montaigne, first to use the term in Essais 1580Francis Bacon ,“ Of Studies ”W川iam HazlittCharles LambRalph Waldo Emerson3. Theme“The Rite of Spring ”rite: a solemn ceremony or act; a set of fixed words or actsThe Rite o

20、f Spring by Stranvinsky: a sacred pagan ritual where the wise elders are seated in a circle and are observing the dance before death of the girl whom they are offering as a sacrifice to the god of Spring in order to gain his benevolenceWhat does “The Rite of spring " refer to in this textHow is

21、 gardening a rite Does gardening carry any symbolic meaningIs gardening a celebration of springPart IV: Writing devicesIronyDefinition:the surface meaning and the underlying meaning of what is said are not the sameIrony consists in stating the contrary of what is meantTypes of ironyVerbal ironyis a

22、disparity of expression and intentionDramatic ironyis a disparity of awareness between actor and observerSituational ironyis the disparity of intention and resultCan you find where the irony is in“The Rite of Spring ”TitleTime of writingVerbal ironyPart V: Language Understandingpatch: n. a small pie

23、ce of land 優(yōu)指種菜用的）小塊土地;vt. repair, solve, mask 修補(bǔ)； 解決； 掩飾vi.打補(bǔ)丁備注欄relatively : fairly 相對(duì)的來(lái)說(shuō)a bunch of : 一堆tell apart from : distinguish (.) from 區(qū)分eg . Can you distinguish right from wrong 你能分清是非嗎 store-bought : bought in the store 店里買的eg. Though cards can be store-bought, but hand-made ones mean mo

24、re .盡管卡片可以在店里買的，但親手做的更有意義。human instinct : the nature of human 人類本能 at work : come into effect/play 起作用eg. Political manoeuvrings could well be at work.政治部署也可能正在起作用。back-breaking : (of physical work ) very hard and tiring艱苦繁重的eg. Cleaning is a back-breaking work for me.make-believe : a playful prete

25、nce 偽裝 raise:® plant , grow, developeg： Iric raised some roses in the backyard.exist,to cause to exist 弓 I起，導(dǎo)致 communitcate,to communicate with someone, especiallyby telephone or radio 交流justify: to show that sb /sth is right or reasonable, or to give or to be a good reason for 為.辯護(hù)eg: If you justify yourself,you give a good reason for what you have done.miserable: very unhappy or uncomfortable eg: She's miserable living on her own. low value,having little value or quilityeg: She only offered me a miserable 20 pounds for my old computer.beam：noun: light, a line of light th