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Unit 10 Health and Recreation Center
Teaching Plan: 6 Periods
Teaching objectives:
To know the basic knowledge and major characteristics of Health and Recreation Center
To get to know basic knowledge about Service in H&R Center
To master English forms and vocabulary commonly used in Service in H&R Center
To cultivate main abilities to meet foreign guests and professional competence
教学时数：6学时
教学目标：
掌握有关康乐中心的基本知识及其主要特点
了解康乐中心服务的基本知识
掌握在康乐中心服务中常用的英语表达形式及词汇
培养主要旅游活动的涉外接待能力和相应的职业素养
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Teaching Steps
Step 1: Warming up
Step 2: Dialogues
Step 3 Sample Dialogue
Step 4: Text
Step 5: Grammar
Step 6: Writing
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Step 1: Warming up
Match the picture and the description, and talk about the pictures with your partner.
Bowling Alley
Gym
Sauna Room
Swimming
Pool
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Step 2 Dialogues (重点、难点、重点词的解释)
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Step 3: Sample Dialogue A
Dialogue A In the GYM
C: Clerk of the Gym C: Guest
C: Good afternoon, Sir. How can I help you G: I’m thinking about working out to get fit. C: That’s good. We can design a custom-made work-out plan for you. G: That would be nice. Can you tell me what facilities you have here . C: There are walking machines, arm curl, shoulder press, chest press, leg press and rowing machines here. G: Good. What time does the gym open C: We’re usually open from 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 midnight including Sundays. G: Thank you. I’d like to start with the walking machine today. B: Sure. The locker room is just over here. This way, please.
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Step 3: Sample Dialogue B
Dialogue B At the Reception Counter of the Swimming Pool
R: Receptionist G: Guest
R: Good evening, Sir. G: I’d like to swim here. But I have some concerns because I’m not good at swimming. How deep is the pool R: Don’t worry. You could try in the shallow area at first which is only one meter deep. G: That sounds good. And by the way, do you charge for the locker room R: No, it’s free. This way, please. G: Thank you.
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Step 4: Text
Main points of the text:
Contrary to popular belief, money can buy you happiness—if you spend it on the right things.
Leisure activities like games, sports, hobbies, and entertainment have more happiness value than material goods.
A leisure vacation might improve your life more than your expectation.
Yes, today, happiness is for sale.
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Step 4 Text
Analysis of the Text:
Contrary to popular belief, money can buy you happiness
contrary adj.相反的；违反的，反对的；对立的；顽固的
e.g. His views are contrary to mine.
他的看法与我相反。

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Analysis of the Text :
whereas buying stuff does not
whereas conj.鉴于；然而；反之
e.g. Some people like fatty meat, whereas others hate it.
The vacation actually gets better with time, as you hold on to the happy memories and forget the hassles.
hassle n.困难的事情；麻烦的事情；争论
e.g. It was a real hassle to apply for the insurance money.
申请保险金实在是一件麻烦事。
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Analysis of the Text:
As the world is getting a global village
global adj.全球的，全球性的，有关全球大局的；全面的，整体的，全 局的；球形的，球状的，球面的，球体的；
e.g. Music is a global language.
…and the pressure of city life continuously impacts our stress meter …
continuously adv.连续不断地，接连地
e.g. The telephone rang continuously for five minutes.
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Exercises: Answer the following questions
1. What’s the new belief the writer raised
2. What’s the worldwide trend Why
3. Why is it said that the vacation gets better with time
4. What’s the conclusion the writer draws
II Give a summary of Text A with the help of the answers of Exercise 1.
Writing an essay by putting together the answers to the questions in Exercise I, using such joining words like because, and, but and so on.
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Step 5 Grammar
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Step 6 Writing
Write a passage explaining the detailed moves of a golf swing.
Translation
为什么高尔夫球上有“酒窝”？难道是为了让它们看起来更可爱？不。因为这些凹窝能使高尔夫球飞得更远。酒窝球比光滑表面的高尔夫球能多飞四倍远。在高尔夫球运动早期，高尔夫球手一直在使用表面光滑的球，直到发现用旧的、坑坑洼洼的球飞得更远。空气动力学（The science of aerodynamics）有助于解释酒窝现象。解释起来可能会很复杂。总之，这个长着“酒窝”的白色小硬球的确能飞得很远。
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Answer of translation for reference
Why there are “dimples” on the surface of golf balls So that make they look cute NO! Because the dimples maximize the distance golf balls travel. Dimpled balls travel up to four times farther than smooth-surfaced golf balls. In the early days of golf, smooth-surfaced balls were used until golfers discovered that old, bumpy balls traveled longer distances. The science of aerodynamics helps explain the dimpled phenomenon. It may be very complex to explain. Anyway, this small white hard ball with " dimples" can fly far.
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