新视野大学英语第三册教案1.docVIP

New Horizon College English Title: Unit 1 The Expensive Fantasy of Lord Williams Instruction Types: lecture and explanation discussion and retelling Objective: By way of learning this text , make the students know these important devices for developing a story: 1. Flashback 2. Deduction 3. Quotation Difficulty Emphasis: 1.key words and expressions 2.Know how to analysize and use these devices Time Distribution: Warm-up activities Drills of important phrases in the text Organization of the text (main idea, developing devices) key words and expressions Assignment Ⅰ. Warm-up activities: A. Peoples attitude towards money Peoples attitudes towards money vary enormously and are largely influenced by the values they were brought up with and, to a certain extent, how much money they have now. Assuming theres enough money to keep a roof over your head and buy basic food stuffs, what you do with the rest of your money will depend on your particular attitude. The following three statements broadly sum up the most common attitudes to money in todays western culture: 1. Money is for enjoying - money is for spending on the things that make you happy. No one knows what the future may hold, so you should enjoy what you have when you have it. Moneys no use when youre dead, so live for today. 2. Money is for security - money should be spent on making life comfortable. Once you have the basic home comforts, its important to have money put aside for a rainy day. No one knows what the future may hold, so its sensible to be prepared. 3. Money is for sharing - money should be shared generously with those you love and those less fortunate than yourself. Buying presents, entertaining others and giving money to charity creates feelings in yourself and others that are priceless. No one knows what the future may hold, and some day you may need the favour returned. B. Warm-up questions about text 1. Why initially did some villagers not trust揕ord Williams? tt