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Period1-2:
warming-upactivitiesandpre-readingactivities
Period3-5:
detailedstudyofTextA.
Period6-8:
checktheexcisesintextAandanswerstudentsremainingquestions
Period9-10:
listeningpractice.
TeachingProcedures:
Ⅰ.Warming-upactivities:
Topicdiscussion:
（讨论）
1.Howdidyoufeelaboutyourparentswhenyouwereachild?
Didyourattitudetowardsthemchangewhenyougrewintoateenager?
Explainthechange,ifany.
2.Whatisthegreatestdifficultyyouhaveencounteredintheprocessofgrowingup?
3.Recallaconflictyouoncehadwithyourparents.Explainwhyyouwereupsetbyyourparents.
4.Whatwouldyoudowhenyoucouldnotagreewithyourparents?
Useanincidentfromdailylifetosupportthedescription.
Listenandexplore:
1.Gothroughthewordsandphrasesrelatetothelisteningmaterial.
2.Gothroughthequestionsonpage35.
3.Listentothematerialforseveraltimesandanswerthequestionsaccordingtotheinformationcontainedinthelisteningpassage,andfillintheblanksinthetextbook,focusingonthemainidea.
II.Pre-readingactivities:
ChickenSoupfortheSoul:
“ChickenSoupfortheSoul”isaseriesofbooks,usuallyfeaturingacollectionofshort,inspirationalstoriesandmotivationalessays.Manyhaveashort,simplestoryaboutanevent,aperson,oraneverydaymiraclethatexemplifiesthebestofthehumanspirit.
The101storiesinthefirstbookoftheserieswerecompiledbymotivationalspeakersJackCanfieldandMarkVictorHansen.Thefirstbooksoldover2millioncopiesandlaunchedtheseries.Therearenowover100millioncopiesinprintandin54languagesworld-wide.
Therehavebeennumerousvolumesof“ChickenSoup”issued.AsofJanuary2006,therewereover105titles.Manyofthebooksaredirectedatspecificgroupsofpeople,e.g.ChickenSoupfortheMother’sSoul,ChickenSoupforthePre-TeenSoul,ChickenSoupforthePrisoner’sSoul,ChickenSoupfortheVolunteer’sSoul.
Time
Thewriter’sattitudetowardshisfather
Cluesfromthetextthatindicatetheattitude
Whenthewriterwasachild
Thewriterrespectedhisfatherverymuchandhewasproudofhavingsuchagoodfather.
HewasgladtobesurroundedbyhisclassmatesbecausehewasDoctorEppley’sson.（Para.2）
Hebeamedwhenpeoplecomparedhimtohisfather.（Para.2）
Whenthewriterwasateenager
Thewriterbecamedefiant（挑衅的）andrebelliousandhewantedtobeindependent.
HewasunhappywhenpeoplereferredtohimasDoctorEppley’sson,andhetoldthemthathewasHaroldandcouldmanagewellonhisown.（Paras.3&
4）
Hestartedtocallhisfather“Sam”anddidnotstopdoingsoevenafterheknewthisbotheredhisfather.（Paras.4–8）
Hewenttoauniversityfarawayfromhometoescapefromhisfather’sgoodname.（Para.9
Afterthecaraccident
Thewriterwasgratefultohisfatherandherespectedhisfatherevenmore.
uHehuggedhisfatherattheNewYear’spartyandthankedhimsincerely.（Para.31）
uHecalledhisfather“Dad”insteadof“Sam.”（Para.31）
III.Understandingofthetext:
IV.Detailedstudyofthetext:
WordsandExpressions:
1.settlein/intosth.:
getusedto（newsurroundings,etc.）
*Ittakesafewmonthstosettleintolifeatcollege.
*Weonlymovedhouselastweekandwehaven’tsettledinyet.
NB:
settle（sb.）in/intosth.在这个短语中，动词settle后也可以加宾语；
介词into和in可以互换，例如：
*Wesettledthechildrenin/intonewschoolswhenwemovedtoLondon.
2.beam:
1）v.
smilebrightlyandhappily
*Hebeamedhisapprovalofthenewidea.
*Hebeamedonhisvisitors.
emitortransmit
*ThisprogramisbeamedtoEuropeancountriesat10:
00daily.
这条新闻由卫星向全世界传送.Thenewswasbeamedtothewholeglobebysatellites.）
2）n.
abrightandhappylookorsmile
*Theoldladyopenedthedoorwithabeam.
arayorshaftoflight
*Thebeamsofthesearchlightsfingeredtheskyovertheairport.
Collocation:
beamwithsatisfaction满意地微笑beamwithjoy眉飞色舞,笑逐颜开
abeamoflight一束光线abeamofdelight笑逐颜开
3.fitinwith:
（causeto）matchoragree
*Hedoesn’tfitinwiththesepeople.
*Hisgoodmoodfitinwiththejoyfuloccasion.
Pattern:
fitin（with）适合；
适应；
符合；
协调fitoneselffor作好…的准备
fitinto适应；
协调fiton装上；
把……置于原处；
试穿
4.onone’sown:
withouthelp
*Shelivesonherown.
我独自去旅游，我可以决定什么时候出发上路，在什么地方多玩一会儿。
（=Travelingonmyown,Icandecidewhentostartonmywayandwheretolingeralittlelonger.）
5.stubborn:
adj.determined,esp.toanunreasonabledegree;
withastrongwill
*Shewon’tdowhatIask—she’sverystubborn.
asstubbornasamule像骡子一样顽固;
非常固执
astubbornresistance顽强的抵抗
astubbornillness顽疾astubbornproblem棘手的问题
名词形式为stubbornness
6.survive:
v.1）vt.continuetoliveorexistafter
*Shesurvivedherhusbandbyfiveyears.*Thehousesurvivedthestorm.
2）vi.toremainaliveorinexistence
*Themanwasveryill,buthesurvived.
洪水过后，生还者极少。
（=Fewsurvivedaftertheflood.）
名词形式为survival。
7.enroll:
v.[（as,in）]make（oneselforanotherperson）officiallyamemberofagroup
*Weenrolledintheeveningclass.
我们吸收他为会员。
（=Weenrolledhimasamemberofthesociety.）
enroll为AmericanEnglish拼法,在BritishEnglish中，该词拼写为enrol，二者对应的名词形式分别为enrollment和enrolment。
8.comparewith:
examineorjudge（onething）inrelationtoanotherthinginordertoshowthepointsofsimilarityordifference
*Livinginatowncan’tcomparewithlivinginthecountry.
compareonethingwithanother将一物与另一物比较
comparefavorablywith优于；
不亚于
nottobecomparedwith相差极远，远不如
CF:
compare,compareto,comparewith&
contrast
这些动词和动词短语均含“比较”之意。
compare侧重比较两个或更多东西的异同优劣，强调相同或类似之处。
compareto指两物有类似或相似之处，从而“把（一物）比作（另一物）”。
comparewith指“把……用……作比较”以便找出差异或好坏。
contrast指比较两个或更多东西之间的差异，侧重不同点。
Directions:
Fillintheblankswiththewordsorphrasesabove.Changetheformwherenecessary.
1）Thepoet______hislover_____aroseinhispoems.（=compares…to）
2）Heractions______sharply_____herpromises.（=contrasted…with）
3）Ifyou______herwork______his,you’llfindhersismuchbetter.（=compare…with）
4）Scientistssometimes______thehumanbrain______acomputer.（=compare…to）
9.frown:
vi.bringtheeyebrowstogetherinangeroreffort,causinglinestoappearontheforehead
*Hefrownedashetriedtoworkoutthesum.
*Theteacherfrownedangrilyatthenoisyclass.
他不同意食物里放这么多盐。
（=Hefrownedontheuseofsomuchsaltinthefood.）
frownat（on,upon）不赞成,不以为然
10.wouldgiveanything/alot/theworld（todosth.）:
wouldverymuchlike（todoorhavesomething）
*Hewouldgivetheworldtomakeherhappy.
一个类似的短语是wouldgivetheworldtoknowsth.为了知道某事愿付出一切代价
11.awkward:
adj.1）causingdifficultyoruncomfortablefeelings;
inconvenientorembarrassing
*AuntLenacametovisitusatanawkwardtime.
*Therewasanawkwardsilence,whennooneknewwhattosay.
2）notsmoothorgrateful;
ungainly
*Thechildisstillawkwardwithhischopsticks.
anawkwardremark令人窘迫的评论
anawkwardsilence令人尴尬的沉默anawkwardtime不方便的时间
anawkwardquestion棘手问题anawkwardsituation困难处境
12.inone’sownright:
becauseofapersonalclaimthatdoesnotdependonanyoneelse
*Sheisapeeressinherownright,i.e.notmerelybymarriagetoapeer（贵族）.
*ElizabethIIisQueeninherownright.
asofright/byright基于正当的权利
standonone’sownrights坚持自己的权利
withinone’srights不超越自己的权利范围
13.glare:
v.（at,on,upon）lookinanangryway
*Sheglaredatme.
这位老先生只是站在那里对那个扒手怒目而视，一句话也没有说。
（=Theoldgentlemanjuststoodthereglaringatthepickpocketanddidnotsayaword.）
glare,stare,gaze&
peer
这些动词都有“看，瞧”之意。
glare指用愤恨、凶狠或含敌意的眼光死死看着某人。
stare侧重因惊奇、好奇、粗鲁无礼等而睁大眼睛看。
gaze指出于羡慕、感兴趣、关心或惊异而长时间目不转睛地看。
peer指眯着眼睛仔细地或略为吃力地看。
Fillintheblankswiththewordsabove.Changetheformwherenecessary.
1）Theoldlady_____throughherspectaclesatthecontract.（=peered）
2）Hedidn’tshoutorswear,butjust_____silentlyatme.（=glared）
3）Thechild_____atthetoysintheshopwindow.（=gazed）
4）He_____atthewordtryingtorememberwhatitmeant.（=stared）
5）He_____furiouslyatmewhenIcontradictedhim.（=glared）
14.besickof:
feelannoyance,dislike,andimpatiencefromtoomuchofsomething
*Iamsickofwaitingaroundlikethis.
出去，我一见到你就厌恶。
（=Getout!
Iamsickofthesightofyou.）
sickofwaiting等得不耐烦sickofitall完全厌倦了这一切
sickandtired筋疲力尽的besickandtired（of）十分厌倦
besickofdoingnothing闲得发腻
15.wander:
vi.（in,off）1）walkormoveinaleisurely,casualoraimlessway
*Thechildrenwanderedinthewoods.
2）moveslowlyfromafixedpointorplace
*Hismindiswandering.
*Thechildwanderedoffandgotlost.
wanderabout/overtheworld漫游世界
wanderfromt
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