高中英语 unit 3《art and architecture》说课稿

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1、Unit3ArtandArchitectureReadingComprehension:ModernArchitecture★AboutthematerialThereadingparttellsusthehistory,featuresofmodernarchitectureaswellasthesharpcontrastbetweenmodernarchitectureandtraditionalarchitecture.Italsogivesustheexamplesofthearchitectsandtheirdesigns,especiallyarchite

2、ctswhofoundinspirationfromnatureandexpressedthenaturalbeautyintheirdesigns.★TeachingGoals:1Learnsomethingaboutthehistoryandfeaturesofmodernarchitectureandthedifferencefromthetraditionalarchitecture.2Gettoknowsomefamousmodernarchitectsandappreciatethebeautyexpressedintheirworks.3Apprecia

3、teandpracticesomefinesentencestructures.★Keypoints:Analysisofthematerialtohelpstudentsunderstandthepassagethoroughlyandcultivatetheirabilitiesinreadingandanalyzing.★Difficultpoints:The”Reflectinganddiscussion”isthedifficultpointinthisperiodbecauseallthequestionsareopen-endedandrequirest

4、udentstothinkindependentlyandrepresentstheanswersintheirownwords.★Time:oneperiod★Meansandmethods:Picturedisplay,slides,readinganddiscussion.★Teachingprocess:ⅠBackgroundinformationasLead-inPresentthefourpicturesinthepre-readingpart.Askstudentswhattheylooklike.Thensummarizethattheyalllook

5、likestructureswecanfindinthenaturalworld,shapesofanimalsorplantsandallareexamplesfrommodernarchitecture..Picture1isabridgethatlookslikeaboworamoon.Picture2isabuildingthatlookslikeahamburgeroranegg.Picture3istheOperaHouseinSydneythatlookslikeshipsails.Picture4isapedestrianoverpassthatloo

6、kslikeadragon(ortheinsideofsnail’shouse)ⅡPassageAnalysisbytaskreading.Partone:paragraphoneReadthefirstparagraphandsummarizethemainidea.Answers:Everyculturehadexpresseditsideaofbeautyinartandarchitecture.Parttwo:paragraph2-5Readthefourparagraphsandfinishthetasks:1Themainideaofthepart?2Ho

7、wandwhenmodernismcameintobeing?3whatdoesthewordinbold“them”referto?Answersto1Thehistory,featuresofandmaterialsusedinmodernarchitectureandthedifferencefromclassicalarchitecture.2Modernismwasinventedinthe1920sbyagroupofarchitectswhowantedtochangesocietywithbuildingsthatwentagains