33.【参考设计】
Teaching content: This lesson is from senior high school, and the topic of the writing is “We can learn all we need on the Internet”. Students should write a paragraph giving the opposite view.
Teaching Objectives:
(1) Knowledge objectives
① Students can master the basic structure of an argumentation.
② Students can get more points and supporting details of opposite view about “We can learn all we need on the Internet”.
(2) Ability objectives:
① Students can develop their writing strategies by class activity.
② Students can express their own opinions about the Internet’s effects through talking and learning.
(3) Emotional objectives:
Students can foster the interest and desire of learning English, and fond of taking part in class activities.
Teaching key and difficult points:
Teaching key point:
How to help students get more points and supporting details of opposite view about “We can learn all we need on the Internet”.
Teaching difficult point:
How to help students express their own opinions about the Internet’s effects on teaching and learning.
Teaching Procedures:
Step1: Pre-writing (8minutes)
1. Provide students with two clips of video about the Internet’s effect and the teacher’s effect on teaching and learning.
2. Provide the short essay and students read them.
3. Students work in groups of 4 to list their opinions about disagrees when learning is entirely controlled by the Internet.
4. Students share their opinions in class guided by the teacher.
5. The teacher teaches the format of an argumentation like related transitional words.
(Justification: Group discussion can strengthen their cooperative spirit and their imaginative ability can be developed. Moreover students will get the ability to write an email to express their ideas.)
Step2: While-writing (7minutes)
Students need to write their opposite views.
(Justification: Students will cultivate their ability of write an article within certain minutes and their good habits of writing will be formed as well.)
Step3: Post-writing (5minutes)
1. Make self-editing and exchange with desk-mates to do peer-editing.
2. The teacher shows a sample and make a summary.
(Justification: Editing can provide a perfect writing for students, meanwhile the comments will help students learn more from others and improve their writing ability promptly.)