听说教程四教案Unit7

教案NewCollegeEnglish（SecondEdition）ListeningandSpeakingCourse4全新版大学英语（第二版）听说教程IV教研室：大学英语教研二室教师姓名：董爱娟课程名称全新版大学英语听说教程IV授课专业和班级2012级本科二级班授课内容UnitSeven:Wealth授课学时2教学目的1.Topreparethestudentsforthetopicof“Wealth”;2.Togetthestudentstobefamiliarwiththewordsandsentencesrelatedtothetopicof“Wealth”;3.Totrainthestudents’abilitytounderstandthemainideaandgraspimportantdetailsofthelisteningtexts;4.Togivethestudentsachancetoexchangeviewsonthetextstheyhavejustheard.教学重点Keywords:extravagant;resource;outdo;glittering;oriental;disgrace;tyranny;lust;stealthy;sentimentacquisitiveness;saddlePhrasesandExpressions:weighupon;drawingroom教学方法Student-orientedcommunicativeteaching,freediscussionandinteraction.教学过程1.Warm-upactivities(5minutes)2.PartA:Pre-listeningTask(15minutes)3.PartB:ListeningTasks(30minutes)4.PartB:SpeakingTasks(30minutes)5.AdditionalListeningandSpeaking(20minutes)作业Assignhomework:1.ListentoPartC2.PreparethetopicofUnit8andLanguageFocusofUnit8辅助手段Multimediasoftware,CD-ROM教学内容I.Warm-upactivities:discussthequestionsonPage581.Whatisthegeneralattitudetowardwealthinoursociety?2.Howislifedifferentfortherichascomparedwithordinarypeople?3.Doyouthinkmoneycanbringhappiness?Whyorwhynot?4.Ismoneythemostimportantthinginyourlife?Ifnot,whatis?II.PartA:Pre-listeningTask(15minutes)1.GetthestudentstoreadthesentencesinLanguageFocusafterthetape:Moneyranksveryhigh/lowinpeople’svaluesystemincontemporarysociety.Tosomepeople,wealthisequatedwithsuccess,power,happinessandsatisfactioninlife,buttoothers,wealthisnothingbutglitteringbaggage.Richpeopleseemtohavemoreofeverythingthanordinarypeople.Therichhaveaneasyandcomfortablelife/everythingtheywantattheirfingertips/aluxuriouslifestyle.Peopleinthelowerincomebracketshavetolivefromhandtomouth/struggletomakebothendsmeet.Fortherich,goodeducation,travel,luxuryandsecurityareallreadilyavailable,whilethepoorattainthesewithgreatdifficulty,ifatall.Moneydoesnotensure/guaranteehappiness.Moneybringshappinessbutonlytoacertainextent.Wewillbedisappointedifwecount/relyonwealthorphysicalcomfortsaloneforhappiness.Happinessdoesnotdepend/restontheamountofmoneyyouhave.Ahappymanisonewhoiscontent,whetherheisrichorpoor.Happinessdependstoasignificantdegreeonourexpectations.Moneycanbuycertaincomfortsandoffersomesecurity,butitisnottheanswertoeverything.I’dliketostartmyownbusinesswhenIhavehadsomeexperiencein…Thosewhohavesomemeansthinkthatthemostimportantthinginlifeislove.Thepoorknowthatitismoney.Moneycannotbuythethingsthatmatterthemostinlifesuchasgoodhealth,loveandfriendship.Moneybringsyoufood,butnotappetite;medicine,butnothealth.Wealthisasourceofhappinessaswellasasourceofdistress.Moneyremoves/takesawaymanyofthecausesofunhappiness.Moneyandwealthtrappeopleintovariousobligations.Wealthcanbeasourceofproblemsifitissoughtafterattheexpenseofone’shealthorrelationshipswithfamilyandfriends.Moneycontributestobothhappinessandunhappiness.Whetheritbringshappinessorunhappinessdependsonhowyouuseyourmoney.2.GetthestudentstodiscussinPairs:1)Whataresomeofthevaluablethingsinlifethatmoneycannotbuy?2)Doyouthinkwealthisasourceofhappinessorasourceofproblems?III.PartB:ListeningTasksTheEmbarrassmentofRichesLanguageandCultureNotes1.BackgroundinformationWealthisusuallyassociatedwithpower,affluence,prosperity,andcomfort,andtoalesserdegree,withhonor,respectandadmiration.Onewouldthinkthatthesethingsshouldgivetherichsufficientreasontofeelhappy.Reality,however,oftenseemstopointtotheoppositedirection.Therich,withalltheirmoneyandpossessions,arenothappierthanthosewhoarelessaffluentorevenpoor.Theyhavefewfriendsbutmanyenemies;theydonottrustpeople,noteventheirownfamily;andtheyarealwayseatenupwithworriesabouthowtomakemoremoneyandhowtokeeptheirmoney.Soapersonmayhaveallthemoneyintheworld,yetisfriendless,lonelyandunhappy,formoneycannotbuythemostvaluablethingsinlife,suchaslove,friendshipandgoodhealth.Inthepassagethewritermakesastrongargumentaboutthemeaninglessnessofamassingmaterialgoods.2.…itweighsveryheavilyupontheresourcesofitsowner.…itmakesgreatdemandsonitsowner’sabilitytosolveproblemsquickly.Arichpersonhastobeconstantlyalertinordertoattendtohiswealth.3.Porscheawell-knownluxuryGermansportscar,famousforitsspeedandperformance.ThebrandwasnamedafterFerryPorsche(1909−1998),thedesignerofthefirstPorschesportscar.4.PicassoPabloPicasso(1881−1973),Spanishpainter,sculptorandcreatorofCubism.Hisworkshadapowerfulinfluenceonthedevelopmentofmodernart.Here,aPicassomeansapaintingbyPicasso.5.TrumpTowera68-storyresidentialtoweronFifthAvenueinManhattan,NewYork.NamesakeofitsdeveloperDonaldTrump,thebuildingwascompletedin1983andisoneofthemostluxuriousresidentialbuildingsintheworld.AnewPorsche,aPicassointhedrawingroom,andanapartmentintheTrumpToweraresymbolsofalifeofluxuryandaffluence.6.…owninggoodsfeedsuponitself……owninggoodsonlyincreasesone’sdesiretopossessmoregoods…7.JamesBoswellJamesBoswell(1740−1795),Scottishbiographer,diaristandtravelwriter8.glitteringbaggagereferringtotheexpensivethingsarichpersonhasamassed9.the“get-rich-quick”zonecountries(herereferringspecificall