unit-15-on-reading

Today'sschedule1.Teachingplan2.Ourlesson:OnreadingTeachingplan1.Teachingmoterial2.Teachingways3.Teachingobejects4.Teachingprocedure5.TeachingarrangementTeachingmoterialOurbookunit15page269thepassage:OnReadingTeachingwaysThePPtandtheblackboardTeachingobjects1.Studentslearnthispassage2.Studentscananswerquestions3.Studentscanremenbernewwords4.StudentscanunderstandthemainideaofwholepassageTeachingprocedure1.warmingup:twoquestions2.readingthewholepassage(4steps)3.wrapup:conclusionandhomework2.readingthewholepassage(4steps)(1)Teachthenewwords(2)Explaineachparagraphforstudents(3)Solvethedifficultsentence(4)DiscusssomequestionsfromthepassageTeachingarragement•Theauthorandparagraph1byzhuying•Theparagraph2---4byyanzidan•Theparagraph5---6bydouyuanOnReadingWilliamSomersetMaugham（毛姆）WilliamSomersetMaugham(1874-1965)•AfamousEnglishauthor,•novelistandplaywright.•Manyofhisstoriesare•abouthumanweaknesses.HisChildhood•Parentshavedied•Bringbytheuncle•theRoyalPublicSchool•Oftenbulliedandharassedbyolderchildren•Childhoodexperiencesofhisworldoutlookandliteraryworkshadaprofoundimpact.HisCareer•1892,HeidelbergUniversity•ReturnedtotheUnitedKingdom•Afive-yearcareerstudyingmedicineofSt.ThomasHospital,Londom.•WhiletrainingtobeadoctorMaughamworkedasanobstetricclerkintheslumsofLambeth.•Heusedtheseexperiencestohelphimwritehisfirstnovel,LizaofLambeth(1897)•By1908Maughamhad4playsrunningatthesametimeinLondom.•OntheoutbreakoftheFirstWorldWar,Maugham,nowagedforty,joinedaRedCrossambulanceunitinFrance.•WhileservingontheWesternFronthemetthe22yearoldAmerican,GeraldHaxton.•Thetwomanbecameloversandlivedtogetherforthethirtyyears.•Maughamhadsexualrelationshipswithbothmanandwomanin1915.•SyrieWellcome,thedaughterofDr.ThomasBarnardo,gavebirthforhischild.•In1916,hemarriedSyrie,buthecontinuedtolivewithGeraldHaxton.dramaJackStraw1912《杰克·斯特洛》Mrs.Dot1912《朵特夫人》EastofSuez1922《凯撒之妻》theLetter1927《信》forServicesRented1932《因为效了劳》longnovelsLizaofLambeth1897《兰姆贝思的丽莎》Mrs.Craddock1902《克雷杜克夫人》TheBishop'sApron1906《主教的围巾》TheMagician1908《魔术师》OfHumanBondage1915《人生的枷锁》TheMoonandSixpence1919《月亮和六便士》ThePaintedVeil1925《彩巾》CakesandAle1930《寻欢作乐》TheNarrowCorner1932《偏僻的角落》TheTheatre1937《戏院》ChristmasHoliday1939《圣诞节》UpattheVilla1941《别墅里红运高照之人》TheHourbeforetheDawn1942《黎明前的时分》TheRazor’sEdge1944《刀锋》ThenandNow1946《时常》Catalina.ARomance1948《卡塔琳娜——一段罗曼史》shortnovelsOrientations1899《东向礼拜》TheBritishAgent1928《一个英国间谍》FirstPersonSingular1931《第一人称短篇小说六篇》Cosmopolitans1936《四海为家的人们》September'sBird1939《九月公主和夜莺》(TheUnconquered)1944《不可征服的人》CreaturesofCircumstance1947《环境的产物》othersAManofHonour1903drama《一个体面的男人》TheTremblingofALeaf1921《一片树叶的颤动》OnChineseScreen1922travels《中国剪影》TheSummingUp1938autobiography《总结》Strictlypersonal1941autobiography《纯属私事》AWriter'sNotebook1949literarytheory《一个作家的札记》Doyoufindreadingenjoyable?Whyorwhynot?•Whatareyourtwofavoritebooks?Couldyoumentiononeortwobooksthatyoufindmostenjoyabletoread?•extract英[ɪk'strækt;ek-]美['ɛkstrækt]•vt.提取；取出；摘录；榨取•n.汁；摘录；榨出物；选粹•toextractatooth拔牙•extractfrom从…提取，文件的摘录•I'vesimplyextractedafewfigures.•我只是摘取了一些数据。•resignation英[rezɪg'neɪʃ(ə)n]美[,rɛzɪɡ'neʃən]•n.辞职；放弃；辞职书；顺从•ResignationLetter辞职信•Sheprofferedhimherresignation.•她向他提交了辞呈。•alacrity•英[ə'lækrɪtɪ]美[ə'lækrəti]•n.敏捷；轻快；乐意•First,movewithalacrity.•首先，动作敏捷。•stall英[stɔːl]美[stɔl]•n.货摊；畜栏；托辞•vi.停止，停转；拖延•vt.拖延；使停转；使陷于泥中•largestall大排挡；年夜排档•frontstall前座•Theenginestalled.•发动机突然熄火了。avocation[ˌævəʊ'keɪʃn].n.(line1)..avocationisajoboractivitythatyoudobecauseyouareinterestedinit,ratherthantoearnyourliving.业余爱好;嗜好[正式正业余爱好，嗜好；罕职业weakness,habit,appetite,hobbyparagraph2consensus[kənˈsensəs].n.(line4)Aconsensusisgeneralagreementamongagroupofpeople.一致；舆论；一致同意，合意supreme[su:ˈpri:m]adj.adj.(line5)Supremeisusedinthetitleofapersonoranofficialgrouptoindicatethattheyareatthehighestlevelinaparticularorganizationorsystem最高的；至高的，无上的；最重要的；（程度）很大的paragraph2paragraph2masterpieces['mɑ:stəpi:sɪz](line4)themostoutstandingworkofacreativeartistorcraftsman.anoutstandingachievementn.杰作，名作(masterpiece的名词复数)；佳作savour[ˈseɪvə(r)]n.(line7)thetasteexperiencewhenasavourycondimentistakenintothemouth（美）味；味道；滋味兴趣vt.欣赏（某物）的味道或风味；有…的气味paragraph2:rewritingIwishtodealonlywiththemasterpieceswhichtheconsensusofopinionforalongtimehasacceptedassupreme.(line3)Iwishjustreadfamousbooksforalongtime,whichhavegenerallybeenaccptedasthemostimportantbooks.whatdoestheauthorsayaboutmasterpieces(名著）？line4theconsensusofopinionforalongtimehasaceptedassupremeparagraph2paragraph3unanimous[juˈnænɪməs](line2)adj.incompleteagreementandactingtogetherasasingleundiversifiedwhole全体一致的；一致同意的，无异议的blunder['blʌndə(r)]n.(line5)Ablunderisastupidorcarelessmistake（因无知、粗心等造成）的错误；大错，失策，疏忽vi.犯错误；踉踉跄跄地走；无意中说出，漏嘴说出；弄糟，弄错，做错，办错paragraph3eminent[ˈemɪnənt]adj.(line5)ofimposingheight;especiallystandingoutaboveothers.obvious（指人）知名的，杰出的，卓越的；（指品质、特性）明显的，显着的，突出的；显赫的；闻达miscellaneous[mɪsə'leɪnɪəs]adj.(line16)consistingofahaphazardassortmentofdifferentkinds(eventothepointofincongruity);各种各样的；五花八门的；混杂的；多方面的paragraph3•wahtdoestheauthorinsistthatthereaderisthefinaljudgeofthebooksthathe/sheread?line5-7a