2016级综合教程2第一单元教案概要1.docVIP

New Target College English: Integrated Course Book II Unit One Understanding Chinese Culture and Tradition(Part I) I. Lead-in Class Class Hours: 2hours II. Teaching Aims and Requirements: 1. Get students to understand Confucianism and its popularity throughout the world; 2. Get Ss to learn words and expressions concerning Confucian ethics characterized by Humanity (仁), ?Righteousness (义), Propriety (礼) , Wisdom (智), Integrity(信). 3. Get students to know some background information 4. Get Ss to learn the new words of Text A 5. Get students to grasp reading skill: understanding a complicated concept III. Presenting Procedures 1. Oral practice: Confucianism(25 minutes) a) Introductory remarks: Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, the three most influential Chinese schools of thought, have a huge gathering of followers home and abroad. They are as secular as they are spiritual. Many of the virtues they advocate, say, self-discipline, restraint, social and familial harmony, equality, and gratitude for life in general, have universal applicability. Translated into our own life, the the wisdom of these schools of thought will definitely serve us for the better in ways we have never foreseen. b) Presentation Now let’s launch a free presentation concerning Confucian ethics characterized by Humanity (仁), ?Righteousness (义), Propriety (礼) , Wisdom (智), Integrity(信). : (Ask students to talk in groups) After discussion, Ask three or four students to give their presentation on the topics: Ask students to list stories about Humanity; Ask students to list stories about Righteousness (义); Ask students to list stories about Propriety (礼); Ask students to list stories about Wisdom (智); Ask students to list stories about Integrity(信); Tips: Confucianists advocate: To know Ming (知天命): to acknowledge the inevitability of the world as it exists, and so to disregard ones external success or failure. The doctrine of the mean (中庸): all things connected wi