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英语新视野三版视听说教案

UnitThree

Loveyourneighbor

（1）

I.Listeningtotheworld

A.Sharing

Scripts

V=Val;W1=Woman1,etc.;M1=Man1,etc.

Part1

V:

Hi.IliveinablockofflatsandIknowafewofmyneighborsreallywell.Welikesimilarthingssowesocializequitealot.Today,I’mgoingtoaskpeopleabouttheirneighbors.Howwelldoyouknowyourneighbors?

Part2

W1:

Um,Iknowmyneighborsquitewell.ImovedinayearagoandIliveinthemiddleflat,and,it’sahousethat’sbrokenintothreeflats.Um,theguysupstairsmovedinayearagoaswellandum,theguysdownstairshavebeenthereforafewyears,butweallhaveacommunalgardenum,sowegettousethatspacetogether.

W2:

Er,virtuallynotatall.Um,I’veer,IliveinaflatandImovedintotheflatabouter,sixmonthsago.

M1:

Yeah,Iknowthemquitewell,butIdon’t,er,someIgetonwithandsomeIdon’t.SomeIwanttogetonwithandsomeIdon’twanttogetonwith.

W3:

Um,notatall.I’veneverevenseenthem.Um,no,Idon’tknowthematall,quitehonestly.

Part3

V:

Whatmakesagoodneighbor?

W1:

Agoodneighborissomeonethatyoucantrust,thatyoucouldleaveyourkeywith,thatyoucouldasktowateryourplantsorfeedyourcat.

W2:

Ithinkwhatmakesagoodneighborissomeonewholooksoutforyou,er,andyoulookoutforthemaswell.

M2:

Knowingwhentointerfereandnottointerfere;beingfriendlyattherighttimesbutnotbeingintrusive.

W3:

Agoodneighborwouldbesomeonewho’sconsiderate;um,whoalwayskeepsinmindthat…theydohaveneighbors–whetheritbenoiseortrash,justkeepinguptheirproperty,makingitaniceplacethatpeoplewillwanttocomehometo.

M1:

Someonewhoyoucantrustanddoesn’tcauseyouanygrief.

Part4

V:

Whataboutabadneighbor?

W1:

Abadneighborissomeonethatforgetsthatyouexistaswell,andhasloudmusicuntil6a.m.

M2:

Notrespectingprivacy,intruding;um,notunderstandingwhatyourneighborwantsandnotjustinthatsense,butinthesenseofnotparticipating,notdoingthingswhenaneighborneedshelp.

W3:

Someonewhoisnotconsiderate,who,whetherit’salotofnoiseoralotoftrash,doesn’tupkeeptheirproperty,um,who’snotreallyfriendly.

Part5

V:

Tellmeaboutthebestorworstneighboryou’veeverhad.

W3:

Um,shewasaladywholivedabovemeandshewasveryquiet,verynice.Shewouldoftentimescomeand,kinda,checkonme,seeifI’mOK,sowewouldkindofchit-chat,soIgottoknowherprettywell,whichwasprettynice.

W2:

TheworstneighborI’veeverhadlivednextdoortomeer,inthelasthouseIwasin,er,andhewasjustverynoisyallthetime,day,dayandnight.Youwereconstantly,constantlyawareofhim.

M2:

OnenightIwasum,abouteighto’clock,IheardanoiseoutsideandIopenedthewindowsandaloudvoicesaid,“Getdown,crouchdown.”Anditwasclearlyapoliceman,um,andIhadtostaycroucheddownandinmygardenatthebackthreepolicemenshotinandshotoverthewallanditturnedoutthatIwaslivingnexttothe“numbertwo”inthemaincriminalganginNorthLondon–andtheywerearrestedandtakenaway.

II.Sharing

Lookatthepictureandanswerthequestions

1 Newssite

2 Travelsite

3 Socialnetworkingsite

4 Datingsite

5 Ratingsite

6 Corporatewebsite

7 Blog

8 Wiki

9 Searchengine

Discussthequestions

Whichofthesewebsitesdoyouuseregularly?

Whichdoyouuseoccasionally?

Whichdoyouneveruse?

ThewebsitesIuseregularlyincludesearchengines,newssites,blogs,Wikiandsocialnetworkingsites.IusethesewebsitesalmosteverydaytogetinformationIneedandsharethingsaboutmyself.Astothetypesofwebsitessuchasphotosharingwebsitesandtravelsites,Ionlyvisitthemoccasionally.ThewebsitesIneveruseincluderatingsites,datingsites,andcorporatewebsites.

Distinguishingfactfromopinion

Firstly,determineiftheinformationcanbeproved.

Atthebeginning,askquestionslikeWho?

What?

When?

Where?

Why?

andHow?

.Ifyoucangetanswersfromtheinformationyouhear,itprobablycontainsfacts.Then,determineifthestatementscanbecheckedandverifiedtobetrue.

•Isawascience-fictionmovielastnightaboutaliensinvadingtheearth.（fact）

•Thetruthofthematteristhatfrozenfoodsarejustasgood-tastingasfreshfoodsare.（opinion）

Distinguishingfactfromopinion

Secondly,payattentiontothesignalwordsindicatingopinions.Someexpressionscanchangeastatementfromafacttoanopinion.SuchexpressionsasIthinkthat...,Ibelievethat...,andInmyjudgment...areclearsignalsthatthespeakerisabouttogiveanopinion.

•Yesterday’shightemperaturereached98degreesFahrenheit.（fact）

•Inmyjudgment,yesterday’shightemperaturereached98degreesFahrenheit.（opinion）

•Jackiewalkedtothestoreyesterday.（fact）

•IbelievethatJackiewalkedtothestoreyesterday.（opinion）

Thirdly,identify“loaded”words.

Loadedwordsarewordsthatcontainanemotionalappeal,suchasexciting,beautiful,boring,andextremely.Thesedescriptivewordssignalanopinionbecausetheyindicatethespeaker’spersonalpointofview.

•AbrahamLincolnwasthe16thpresidentoftheUnitedStates.（fact）

•AbrahamLincolnwasthegreatestpresidentoftheUnitedStates.（opinion）

IV.Conclusionandhomework

1.GroupDiscussion

2.SupplementaryListening

3.OralReport

References:

1.郑树棠《新视野大学英语视听说教程》（第三版）第三册外语教学与研究出版社，2015

2.郑树棠《新视野大学英语视听说教程》（第三版）第三册外语教学与研究出版社，2015

3．新东方考试研究中心《大学英语四级听力特训》浙江教育出版社，2011

4．《英汉多功能词典》外语教学与研究出版社，2008

UnitThree

Loveyourneighbor

（2）

I.Checkinghomework

Oralpresentation:

Whatdoyouthinkarethesimilaritiesanddifferencesbetweenanonlinecommunityandarealcommunity?

（Ithinktherearesimilaritiesaswellasdifferencesbetweenanonlinecommunityandarealcommunity.Ontheonehand,anonlinecommunityisjustsimilartoarealcommunityinsharinganddiscussing.Ontheotherhand,therearealsomanycleardifferences.ForExample,…）

II.Warming-upactivities

1.Whatarethebenefitsofonlinecommunities?

Onlinecommunitiesprovideanotherchanceforpeopletocommunicatewitheachother.Theydothingswithoutgoingout,andthissavestime,money,energyandnaturalresources.Furthermore,throughonlinecommunities,peoplecansometimesdowhattheycan’tdoinrealcommunities.Forexample,aguywhomaybeshyandquietintheeyesofhisfriendsandfamiliesmaybecomeopenandtalkativeinonlinecommunities.

2.Whatarethepossibledangersorproblemsifpeoplespendalotoftimeinonlinecommunities?

Ifpeoplespendalotoftimeinonlinecommunities,theywillbegreatlyaffectedphysically,mentallyandemotionally.Theymaybecomeinactive,slowinmemorizingthings,aswellasaddictedtotheInternetandconfusetheonlinecommunitieswiththerealones,thushavingdifficultiesincommunicatingwithotherpeoplearoundthem.

III.Speakingforcommunication

A.Role-play

Scripts

W=Woman;M=Man

M:

OK,so,tellmeallaboutit…

W:

Well,inthebeginning,Iwasathome,and…um…thiswasjustonemorningbeforeaveryimportantinterview.

M:

Uh-huh.

W:

And…um…Ididn’tfeelwell,somymotherhadgivenmesomepills,andum…andthenIdidn’tthinkanythingmoreaboutit.So,anyway,um…Ithengotontothetube,um…togoformyinterview.

M:

Right,andwhathappenedthen?

W:

Well,um…clearlyImusthavefallenasleep,becauseIwasn’tfeelinggreatbythistime.Andum,I’mstartingtofeelsleepy,soI’mthinkingImusthavefallenasleep.Anyway,um,Iwasgettingsomefunnylooks,evenbeforeIfellasleep,butanyway,Ifellasleep,andthenIrealized,um,beforelong,um,Imusthavebeenhavingadream,Isuppose,aboutmymother.Um,allofasudden,I’vewokenup,butIhaven’tjustwokenup,I’vewokenupshoutingtheword,“Mum!

”.

M:

No!

You’rejoking!

W:

Atthetopofmyvoice,inapacked,quiettube.

M:

Ohno!

W:

Yes,andeverybody’sstaringatme,andthatdidnothelp,er,matters.Anyway,I’vegotoffthetube,andI’vethenarrivedatmyinterview,putallthatbehindme,I’mnot,stillnotfeeling100percentperfect,um,butneverthelessarrivedatmyinterviewontime,andgoin,andthink,actually“Thisisgoingratherwell.They’renotsayinganawfullot…”andcometothinkofit,they’relookingatmeinaratherstrangeway.

M:

Right…Thenwhat?

W:

Well,thenextthingIknew,Ihavelefttheinterview,andsaid“Thankyouverymuchforseeingme,blah-di-blah…”andgonetotheladies’room.Andthereinthemirror,Icouldseewhateverybodywaslookingat,andwhytheycouldn’tsayanything.

M:

Whatwasit?

W:

Myfacehadswollenup!

M:

Ah!

Noway!

W:

Anditwasbrightred…

M:

No!

W:

Andcoveredinblotches,spots…

M:

Oh!

You’rekidding!

W:

Yes,andthepillsthatmymotherhadgivenmeweresoout-of-datethattheyhadcausedanallergicreaction…

M:

Oh!

Howembarrassing!

W:

Iknow.

B.Groupdiscussion

Scripts

B=BenJacques;S=SharonHills

B:

SoSharon,um,imagineyouhadtostartabrand-newcommunity.Er…

S:

Yes?

B:

Iknowit’sadifficultquestion,butideallywherewoulditbe?

S:

Um,I’dprobablychoosesomewherequitewarm,um,soyeah,soyoudidn’thaveanyissuesofflooding,oryouknow,um,toomuchsnowtodealwith,somethinglikethat.AndthenI’dchooseum,anotherplacethatmostpeoplewouldprobablychoose,notanisland…um…

B:

Where,where…whereexactly?

S:

But,Ithink,hmm…somewhereinFrance,Idon’tknowwhy.

B:

OhsomewhereinFrance?

OKand,andwhowouldbethere:

theFrenchonlyoramixtureofpeople?

S:

No,I…well,itwouldneedtobea,ami