北师大高一unit1Lesson 3.docVIP

Lesson 3 A Volunteer Teacher Teaching aims: To listen for specific facts To give opinion about voluntary work To talk about future arrangements and intentions, using the Present Simple, the Present Continuous and going to Teaching difficulties: To talk about future arrangements and intentions, using the Present Simple, the Present Continuous and going to Teaching Aids: computer and cassette Teaching procedures: Ⅰ. Speaking T: What does the girl do? S: T: Yes she is a volunteer teacher. This is a real story. The girl’s name is Wang Shu, grew up in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. Upon graduation from the English department of Beijing Normal University, she left Beijing for Inner Mongolia working as a volunteer teacher. She is still there now. What do you know about this part of China? S: T: show a slide to introduce Inner Mongolia (Inner Mongolia (Nei Mongol) is the first national autonomous region established in China. It stretches along Chinas northern border with Mongolia and Russia and covers an oblong area of over 1.28 million square kilometers, one eighth of China. Of all the Chinese provinces and autonomous regions, Inner Mongolia is the third largest after Xinjiang and Tibet.) Inner Mongolia falls behind developed areas so it needs volunteers go to work there. T: What can you say about the girl in the photo? S: Ⅱ Listening Students read the questions and predict the answers T: I think you must be interested in Wang Shu, now listen to the interview, you will learn more about her and answer these questions. Students listen to the tape and check their predictions. Students listen to the tape again and make sure of the answers Students work in pairs and take turns to retell Wang Shu’s story Ⅲ Voice your opinion Is it a good idea to do voluntary work? What reasons do people have for doing voluntary work? Ⅳ Vocabulary Do the exercise 5. Students work individually, thinking about the cues and what they are going to do. Students read the sentences, decide which word