资源简介 (共27张PPT)INTERPRETATION OF A CLASSICUnit 4 Stage and ScreenUnderstanding ideas外研版 Book 2Students Analysis3Teaching Objectives4Important and Difficult Points5Teaching and Learning Methods6Teaching Procedures7Blackboard Design8Teaching Reflection9Teaching Materials Analysis2Theoretical basis1Contents教学准备1. Theoretical basisto developcore competenciesthrough Activity-basedEnglish Learning Approachbased onthe concept of big ideas 英语学科核心素养 英语学习活动观迁移创新应用实践学习理解 大概念teaching philosophyNew Egnlish Curriculum CriteriaThematic context: human and societyUnit theme: stage and screen art formsUnit 4 Stage and Screen2. Teaching Materials Analysis1. Starting out2. Understanding ideas3. Using language4. Developing ideas5. Presenting ideasforeigncompareChinesecross- culture awareness2. Teaching Material Analysis2. Teaching Materials AnalysisTheme of text : stage art formsfoundationWhyhowWhat2. Teaching Materials AnalysisTo demonstrate the unique characteristics and artistic charm of Peking OperaTo convey his understanding and appreciation of Peking OperaTime order : before, during and after the performanceDirect line: the experienceHidden line: the change of feelingsVocabulary: describing Beijing Opera, feelingsThematic context: human and society , stage art formsTopic: When Hamlet meets Peking OperaType: narrative personal storyContent: A native English-speaking senior high school student watched the Peking Opera version of Hamlet for the first time.Abilities Problems SolutionsLanguage level interested in the topic eager for knowledge lower level language learners pair workgroup workLanguage ability basic reading skills time clue factual information express simply short of vocabulary lack the ability of summarizing and integreting information analysing and inferring expressing logically and creatively have problems in deep understanding information structure chartknowledge structure chartquestion chainTopic knowledge familiar with Hamlet and Peking Opera in some ways unsystematic knowledge know little about expressions of stage art. brainstorm3. Students AnalysisTarget students : the first year studentsfacts What happened when Hamlet met Peking Opera intention What will happen when Hamlet meets Peking Opera attitude What should happen when Hamlet meets Peking Opera 4. Teaching Objectivesmain problem When HAMLET meets PEKING OPERA4. Teaching Objectivesanalyse the emotional change of the author before,during and after the performance and identify the reasonsmake an interview using the structured knowledge and informationobtain the factual information about the story and extract the structured knowledge of Peking Opera020305distinguish and compare the similarities and differences between the two stage art forms04creatively express the views on Chinese and foreign stage art forms01learning and understandingapplyingand practicingtransferringand creatingImportantPointsDifficultPoints5. Important & Difficult Points6. Teaching & Learning MethodsTeaching MethodsTask-based language TeachingSituational language TeachingCommunicative laguage teachingcooperative laguage learningLearning MethodsInquiry-based laguage learningindependent laguage learningLead-inWhen HAMLET meets PEKING OPERA7. Teaching ProceduresActivity 6 Read for feelings and reasonsActivity 7 Read for language应用实践迁移创新学习理解感知与注意获取与梳理描述与阐释内化与应用想象与创造Activity 8 Role playActivity 9 Discuss and expressActivity 10 Think and shareActivity 1 Look and compareActivity 2 PredictionActivity 3 Brainstorm3. While-reading 18’2. Pre-reading 4’4.Post-reading 17’5. Assessment 2’1. Lead in 3’Activity 4 Read for structureActivity 5 Read for facts概括与整合分析与判断内化与应用6. Homework 1’巩固迁移反思调整Complete a checklistRewrite&writeI. Lead in(Activity 1)Activity 1 Look and compareConsider the followingOrchestraInstrumentCostumes and masksStage setPerformer’s movementPerforming techniquesStage effectQ 1: What can you see in the picture Q 2: What are the differences and similarities between the two performances Learn and understandActivity - Perceive and Noticepurpose1. To introduce the topic2. To activate the existing and background knowledge of stage art3. To provide topic vocabulary of stage art formssupporting vocabulary学习理解类II. Pre-reading(Activity 2- Activity 3)Activity 2 PredictionQ 1: What does Hamlet refer to Q 2: What might be talked about in the text Read the title and the picture and answer:Learn and understandActivity - Perceive and Noticepurpose1. To present the main problem to be explored2. To form reading expectationsII. Pre-reading(Activity 2- Activity 3)Activity 3 BrainstormLearn and understandActivity - Perceive and Noticepurpose1. To arouse the students' interest in the topic2. To activate the existing and background knowledge about Hamlet and Peking OperaQ 1: What do you know about Hamlet Q 2: What do you know about Peking Opera III. While-reading(Activity 4- Activity 7)Activity 4 Read for structureQ1: How is the passage organized Q2 : How many parts are there in the passage Q3 : What’s the main idea of each part Learn and understandActivity - Acquire and Sortpurpose1. To develop the students’ ability of summarizing2. To get the time clue of the story3. To prepare for sorting out basic information in structureBlackboard DesignIII. While-reading(Activity 4- Activity 7)Activity 5 Read for facts京剧结构化知识图Learn and understandActivity - Acquire and Sortpurpose1. To get background information and basic facts of the story and extract the structural knowledge of Peking Opera2. To input the descriptive words and expressions and pave the way for summarizing the integratingWho is the author Why did the author decide to go and see the Peking Opera What deeply impressed the author about Peking Opera before, during and after the performance factsUnderline the words and expressions describing Peking OperaBlackboard DesignIII. While-reading(Activity 4- Activity 7)Activity 6 Read for feelings and reasonsquestion chainsupporting informationchange of feelingsBlackboard Design信息结构图Learn and understandActivity - Summarize and Integratepurpose1. To establish the connection between the information , complete information mind map and construct vocabulary network2. To build information, language and thinking framework and prepare for output.1. What did the author think of Hamlet before the Peking Opera came to town Why 2. Why was the author curious about Peking Opera before going to see The Revenge of Prince Zidan 3. Why does the author say “the opera transformed a small stage into the whole universe” 4. Why could the author easily recognise the theme of Hamlet 5. What does he think of the Peking Opera version of Hamlet——The Revenge of Prince Zidan III. While-reading(Activity 4- Activity 7)Activity 7 Read for languageHaving seen quite a few productions of Hamlet and read the play many times, I was full of confidence-until the Peking Opera came to town!Using such techniques,the opera transformed a small stage into the whole universe.But, in fact, I was on the edge of my seat!So, if you want to see a show that combines music, singing, drama, poetry and costume design with explosive effect, The Revenge of Prince Zidan ticks all the right boxes!language tastingLearn and understandActivity - Summarize and Integratepurpose1. To learn to understand the difficult sentences according to the context2. To develop the ability of interpreting3. To deepen the understanding of the themeIV. Post-reading(Activity 8- Activity 10)Activity 8 Role play信息结构图Apply and practiceLearn and understandActivity - Describe and Interprete, initialize and applypurpose1. To internalize and apply the language and cultural knowledgefactsfeelingsreasonsunderstandingMake an interview:IV. Post-reading(Activity 8- Activity 10)Activity 9 Discuss and expressWhat happened to the author when Hamlet met Peking Opera What will happen when Hamlet meets Peking Opera What does the writer want to convey by using “meets” instead of “met” What are the differences and similarities between Hamlet and The Revenge of Prince Zidan What attitude should we take about different stage art forms in the world question chainApply and practiceLearn and understandActivity - Analyze and judge, initialize and applypurpose1. To deeply understand the author's intention and attitude2. To guide the students to form a right attitude on different stage artsBlackboard Designexperienceintentionattitude?yourattidude?Transfer and createIV. Post-reading(Activity 8- Activity 10)Activity 10 Think and shareHow can we help a foreigner to understand Peking Opera Apply and practiceLearn and understandActivity - Imagine and createpurpose1. To transfer what they have learned to solve the problem in their own life2. To form correct cultural valuesHow to promote our Chinese stage art to the worldAssessment1. After completing this class, I can rate my performance 1 (excellent), 2 (good) or 3 (in need of improvement).Describe Peking OperaTalk about the differences and similarities of Chinese and foreign art formsExpress the viewpoint about Chinese and foreign art formsHelp a foreigner to understand Peking Opera2. I’ve learnt to make use of the following words and expressions to describe art forms and express the feelings. 3. I still need to improve .7. Teaching Procedurespurpose1. To reflect on the learning process2. To make adjustments7. Teaching ProceduresHomeworkLower level1. Rewrite the story in the third person under the title of The Revenge of Prince Zidan Hit the Town within 80 words.Higher level2. Search for more Chinese stage art forms on the Internet and write an article to introduce one o f them to a foreigner from at least three aspects described in the story . At least 80 words.(history, instrument, costume and mask, movement, stage technique, stage effect, audience)purpose1. To consolidate what they have learned2. To transfer the language into the new context3. To further understand culture value of Chinese stage art8. Blackboard Design9. Teaching ReflectionAchievedtoo much to achievedifficulty in transferring and creatingProblemsfinish assessment the checklist after classspend more time to fully discussprovide more language and structure supportSolutiondifferences:formssimilarities: emotionsrelationshipmetmeetsHAMLETPEKING OPERAauthor's intentionand attitudeauthor'sexperienceSs’ attitudeSs’ opinionHow to promote our Chinese stage art to the worldmain problemThank you for listening! 展开更多...... 收起↑ 资源预览