江苏省新沂市第二中学高三英语 专题复习 Unit 3 Amazing people（第3课时）教案 牛津译林版必修2.doc

Unit 3 Amazing people 课题 Unit 3 Amazing people 课型 复习课 教学目标 培养阅读技巧，限时训练 重点 限时训练‎2,4,6‎ 难点 限时训练 教法 讲授法、讨论法、探究法 教 学 过 程 教 学 内 容 ‎ 个案调整 教师主导活动 学生主体活动 ‎ ‎ Third period ‎ Reading strategies: A business proposal is an introduction of a new product or business idea. As a presentation is to be given to those making decisions, it has to be clear and appealing. A good presentation usually includes specific information and convincing facts or examples, such as ‘firefighters could use RealCine to train safely, without the risk of getting injured in a burning building’. In order to make the presentation objective, words such as “I” and “we” are usually avoided. Instead, the passive voice is preferred, for example, ‘this is an extraordinary technology that deserves to be developed further’.‎ A business presentation is An introduction of a new product or business idea A business proposal should be Clear and appealing ‎ A good presentation usually includes Specific information Convincing facts Examples ‎ To make the presentation objective Passive voice is preferred ‎ 阅读训练： A How can you create a great science fair project? You can start by asking yourself some questions. ‎ What is interesting to me?‎ You can connect almost any topic to science. Your topic could be plants, worms, dogs, the sky, or something else. If you cannot think of a topic, search books or the Internet for ideas. Seek help from your teacher or a librarian. Your parents may have some good thoughts too.‎ What question do I have about this topic?‎ A great science project always includes an experiment. Make sure that your question can be answered through an experiment. Here are some examples of questions: Does the amount of light have an effect on how fast plants grow? How much salt is in different kinds of cookies sold at the store? Why does the sky change color at different times of the day?‎ How much time do I have before the science fair?‎ A science fair to be held in two weeks will not give you time for some experiments, such as growing plaints. carefully plan your project so that 4‎ ‎ you allow enough time to perform your experiment accurately.‎ What do I think is the answer to my question?‎ Why do I think this? The answer you choose is your hypothesis. You will prove it right or wrong by performing an experiment. If you were to think about the sky question, your hypothesis might be that the color of the sky is related to the position of the sun.‎ How can I prove my hypothesis?‎ This is where the experiment comes in. You have to test your hypothesis. If you wanted to find out how light affects plant growth, you could plant seeds in a number of containers. Then you could expose the plants to different amounts of light and compare the growth rates.‎ How can I present my results?‎ ‎ You might display your question and hypothesis on poster boards. You might then add pictures and graphs. A great science project also states a conclusion. A conclusion of the plant experiment might be The plants that got the most light grew the fastest.‎ When you have finished your project, you may have more questions. A great science project makes you want to learn even more.‎ ‎ 1. A great science project always includes ________. ‎ A. plants in pots B. an experiment C. results D. poster boards ‎ 2. A hypothesis is a(n) ________. ‎ A. question B. performance C. idea D. proof ‎ 3. We can learn from the passage that ________.‎ A. all science projects take about the same amount of time B. a science project involves several steps C. a science project should start with a conclusion D. a science project raises many questions ‎ 4. To find out whether cold water freezes faster than hot water, you would first ________.‎ A. think of an experiment to give an answer B. state your conclusion to convince other people C. make a chart to explain your steps D. display your hypothesis to prove B Tell our story, make your mark ‎    Havering is one of London’s largest towns. It is a place of contrasts, from the shopping and nightlife of Romford to the cultural quarter of Hornchurch; from the industrial Thames riverside in Rainham to the ambitious regeneration(复兴) project in Harold Hill. The London Borough of Havering has a great story to tell, and we’re looking for the right people to tell it.‎ Campaigns and Marketing Manager ‎    A creative strategist(战略家) is needed to plan and deliver campaigns that change behaviour across the town and form Havering’s reputation beyond its borders. ‎ Media Manager An experienced professional is required, who fully understands how the news media works and works well under pressure. You will manage a team of three, as well as our media message.‎ Communications Business Manager ‎    As a senior member of the communications team, you will be part salesperson and part business strategist, with wide-ranging power to increase our commercial potential as much as possible and save taxpayers’ money.‎ 4‎ Senior Media Officers ‎    Two experienced persons are needed to turn the stories that we talk about into the stories that everyone is talking about.‎ Community Newspaper Journalist (12month contract at the beginning) ‎ ‎    Our community newspaper, Living, is being expanded as an energetic publication once every two weeks. We need an editor and a journalist or writer who produces brilliant copy, even against the tightest deadlines.‎ ‎    Pay & grading award are yet to be decided for all posts.‎ ‎    Full details are available on our website. For an informal conversation about these positions, please contact Mark Leech, Head of Communications, by calling 01708 434373.‎ ‎ Any disabled applicants, meeting the necessary standards set out in the profile(简介) for a job, will be guaranteed an interview.‎ ‎    Please apply online via the Council's website at www.havering.gov.uk or contact the Recruitment Team at 01708 433039.‎ Closing date for completed applications is Friday, 18th April 2008.‎ Interviews will be scheduled for the week beginning 28th April 2008.‎ ‎ 5. Havering is in need of high-level personnel ________.   ‎ A. to tell stories                                              B. to make it known   ‎ C. to understand how news media works     D. to plan and deliver campaigns ‎ 6. The underlined word “contrasts” in the first paragraph means_______.      ‎ A. differences        B. similarities      C. interests         D. achievement ‎ ‎ 7._________ has to be a salesperson, drawing business plans at the same time. ‎ A. Community Newspaper Journalist        B. Senior Media Officers C. Campaigns and Marketing Manager     D. Communications Business Manager ‎ 8. We can learn from the passage that _________. ‎ A. disabled applicants will be guaranteed an interview B. all the applicants will be interviewed on 28th April 2008‎ C. applicants should hand in the application forms before 18th April 2008‎ ‎ D. applicants can talk with Mark Leech about the position on the website 4‎ 板书设计 当堂作业 课外作业 教学札记 ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ 4‎