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1、《英语应用文写作》——Notices教学设计授课人:管庆红教学背景:Background英语应用文写作是英语教学的一项重要内容,目的是让学生掌握一些应用文写作基础知识,学会英语中简单常用的应用文体的写法。教学应遵循“实用为主,够用为度”的原则。本章节介绍的是notices的写法:notices包括通知、告示、启事等等,但本节主要介绍关于会议、讲座等的一般性通知的写法。考虑到中学学生的英语学力基础,为了让学生听懂、学会,授课老师需要采用中英文交互使用的授课方式,在具体讲解写法时用中文诠释,便于学生理解掌握,但整节课的教学用语依然以英语为主,从而保证学生
2、在听懂的基础上又不失真实的英语语言环境。同时,运用模版归纳和范例讲解来增强学生对重点内容的印象,并通过集体练习帮助学生巩固所学写作知识。所授内容既要简单连贯又要重点突出。授课内容:ContentsEnglishPracticalWriting——Notices目的与要求:TeachingTargetandSkillsDevelopment1.Letstudentsknowwhatanoticeis.2.Letstudentsknowhowtowritenoticesinthreeformsproperly:letterform,noticeforma
3、ndposterform.7重点、难点:TeachingFocusHowtowritebriefnoticesaboutmeetingsordailyactivities,especiallyinbulletinformandposterform.教学方法:TeachingMethodsExpositorymethod,demonstrationmethodandpracticemethod,etc.小结:Summary²Twoquestions:1.Whatisanotice?2.Howtowriteanotice?²Threeforms:Lett
4、erForm,BulletinFormandPosterForm.)²Threeelementsofthebody:activity,placeandtime.作业:AssignmentsWriteanoticewiththegiveninformationbothinbulletinandinposterform.(Detailedinformationisintheendofthepaper.)教学过程:TeachingProcessStep1Introduction(概述授课内容)7²Briefintroducethemaincontentso
5、ftheclass:twoquestionsaboutnotices:1.Whatisanotice?2.Howtowriteanotice?²Pointoutthesecondquestionisthemostimportantpart.Step2Presentation&Practice(讲解与练习)Inthisstep,theteacherwillanswerthetwoquestionsonebyoneandexplainhowtowriteanoticeindetail.Duringthisprocess,theteacherwilltak
6、esomemethodssuchassampleexplanation,formatparaphraseandpracticetodeepenthestudents’impressiononthekeycontents.I.Whatisanotice?1.Notices包括告示、启事、通知等,目的都是告诉公众某件事或某项活动。(分别给出一个例子)Sample1:会议通知EnglishDepartmentNoticeAllteachersoftheEnglishDepartmentarerequestedtomeetinthecollegeconfer
7、encecenteronFriday,April29,todiscussthemid-termteachinginspection.Themeetingwillbeginat1:30p.m.April20,2007LectureByPresidentLeeWebsterFromHaihuaInternationalBusinessTravelAgency,ShanghaiOnWTOandChineseTourismAtRoom101,TianjinBuildingThursday,Nov.19,20088:30a.m.Sample2:7讲座通知停水告
8、示NoticeNoticeisherebygiventhatthewatersupplyisnotavail