资源简介 WorksheetActivity: Role Play1 student: the host(organize the activity; summarize the qualities)3 students: the scientists(Zhong Yang, Stephen Hawking, Rosalind Franklin)2-3 students: the audience(What were the difficulties the scientists faced/how they dealt with the difficulties)Table 1Role Major Points CommentsThe hostZhong YangStephen HawkingRosalind FranklinThe audienceTable 2Major Obstacle Other important qualities (+reasons) ScientistsZhong YangSteven HawkingRosalind FranklinTable 3Other major obstacles Specific examples QualitiesAssignmentThe science society in your school is celebrating its 4th anniversary next month. You are asked towrite about a personal experience of encountering difficulties in your scientific exploration in at least 60 words.Use the following checklist as a guideline while writing the paragraph. Tick each box after you finish your writing.The checklist for your writing:Does the paragraph present my experience well Does the paragraph contain concrete details Does the paragraph use a variety of vocabulary Does the paragraph employ varied sentence structures Is the paragraph clear, coherent, and grammatically correct ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________(共16张PPT)《 高 中 英 语 》 ( 上 外 版 )选择性必修第二册第一单元 Scientists授课教师:选择性必修第二册第一单元课时授课内容1Getting Started/ Reading A1Reading A/ Vocabulary Focus1Reading A/ Grammar in Use1Listening, Viewing and Speaking1Reading B and Culture Link1Critical Thinking1Writing1Further Exploration/ Self-assessment《 高 中 英 语 》 ( 上 外 版 )2. 能通过将科学家所遇到的困难根据其类型分类,并梳理相应的精神品质,理解科学家的工作和所应具备的精神品质;understand scientists ’ work and qualities by categorizing their difficulties into majorobstacles and identifying the qualities needed to deal with the obstacles;3.能通过分享自身科学探索的经历,发现自己或同伴身上所具备的科 学家品质;identify scientists ’ qualities in themselves and their peers by sharing relevant personal stories about exploring science;4. 能通过讨论单元大作业评价量规中的具体细节,理解单元大作 业的要求。familiarize themselves with the requirements of the final project by discussing important details in the rubric for the final project.学习目标 Learning Objectives:At the end of the lesson, you will be able to ...1. 能通过回顾钟扬、霍金和富兰克林所面对的困难和他们的应对,梳理三位科学 家的精神品质;summarize qualities of Zhong Yang, Stephen Hawking and Rosalind Franklin by reviewing the difficulties they faced and their responses to these difficulties;Never give up/lose heartPersist in your workHave an optimistic attitudeHave a passion for scienceHave courage, faith, and determinationSeize opportunitiesTake up challenges head-onDon’t dwell on fameGladProudHonoredSurprisedNot very excitedsuggestionsA word on the assignments:feelingsRole Play:1 student: the host(organize the activity; summarize the qualities)3 students: the scientists(Zhong Yang, Stephen Hawking, Rosalind Franklin)2 students: the audience(What were the difficulties the scientists faced/how they dealt with the difficulties/…)THE SCIENTIST ASSEMBLY: Q&A SESSIONWhat difficulties theyfaced Howtheydealt with the difficulties What qualities they had as scientistsZhong YangStephen HawkingRosalind FranklinMajor Obstacleadverse natural environmentphysical challengesocialdiscriminationOther Important Qualities (+reasons)physical strength/willing to endure hardship/ …will power/ free/ …indifference to wealthand fame/resilience/ …ScientistBrainstorm more major obstacles, cite a scientist ’s experience or certain scientific research as an example, and think about what important qualities are displayed or are needed to deal with these obstacles.e.g. Copernicus; the earth revolves around the sun; cognitive limitation; courage to challenge authoritycommonscientificresearchersworld-famous scientistsfemalescientistsHE/SHE Represents …SCIENTISTS Work in groups of six Tell stories in your life that reflect some scientist ’s qualities. Choose one story within your group and share it with the whole class.I SEE THE SCIENTIST IN YOU!Assignments1. The science society in your school is celebrating its 4th anniversary next month. You are asked to write about a personal experience of your scientific exploration in at least60 words.Excellent (3) Good (2) Not Good Enough (1)ScoreContent 1. The booklet is given a title that can grab the readers ’ attention. 2. The booklet introduces three to fou r scientists with common features stated with enough justification. 3. All the key information for each scientist as required is included and presented in the right form. 4. The topics or opinions are stated clearly and adequately supported by concrete details. 1. The booklet is given a title. 2. The booklet includes three to four scientists w ith co m mo n feat u res stated b ut less adequately justified. 3. All the key information for each scientist as required is included but not always presented in the right form. 4. The topics or opinions are stated clearly and supported by less concrete details. 1. The booklet is not given a title. 2. The booklet includes fewer than three scientists. 3. There is more than one missing piece of key information. 4. The topics or opinions are stated unclearly and supported by few details.Language 1. The writing contains a variety of simple , expanded, and complex sentences. 2. The writing contains carefully selected words or structures appropriate for the context to convey meaning. 3. The writing contains minimal or no errors that obscure meaning. 1. The writing contains simple, expanded, and complex sentences. 2. The writing contains words or structures app ro p r iate fo r the co ntext to co nvey meaning. 3. The w r iti ng co nta i ns a few e r ro rs that occasionally obscure meaning. 1. The w r iti n g c o nta i ns m ostly s i m pl e sentences. 2. The writing contains words or structures less appropriate for the context to convey meaning. 3. The writing contains many errors and unclear words that often obscure meaning.Design 1. The overall layout of the booklet is neat. 2. Words vary in typeface and colour where appropriate to direct readers ’ attention and add appeal to the booklet. 3. Interesting decorations are present to make the booklet more visually attractive. 1. The overall layout of the booklet is mostly neat with a few messy places. 2. The booklet is full-colour but lacks variety in words or interesting decorations 1. The overall layout of the booklet is messy in general. 2. The booklet is in black and white.Rubric for the Final ProjectTotal score: / 9Excellent (3) Content 1. The booklet is given a title that can grab the readers ’ attention. 2. The booklet introduces three to four scientists with common features stated with enough justification. 3. All the key information for each scientist as required is included and presented in the right form. 4. The topics or opinions are stated clearly and adequately supported by concrete details. Language 1. The writing contains a variety of simple, expanded, and complex sentences. 2. The writing contains carefully selected words or structures appropriate for the context to convey meaning. 3. The writing contains minimal or no errors that obscure meaning. Design 1. 2. 3.The overall layout of the booklet is neat.Words vary in typeface and colour where appropriate to direct readers ’ attention and add appeal to the booklet.Interesting decorations are present to make the booklet more visually attractive.Rubric for the Final ProjectAssignments1. The science society in your school is celebrating its 4th anniversary next month. You are asked to write about a personal experience of your scientific exploration in at least60 words.2. Discuss the rubric and start designing the final projectT h a n k y o u !《高中英语(上外版)》选择性必修第二册 Unit 1 Scientists课时:第 6 课时教学内容:Critical Thinking课型:思辨课一、教学设计与说明1. 教学目标本课为本单元的第六课时,学生通过该课时的学习,能通过回顾钟扬、霍金 和富兰克林所面对的困难和他们的应对,梳理三位科学家的精神品质;能通过将 科学家所遇到的困难根据其类型分类,并梳理相应的精神品质,理解科学家的工 作和所应具备的精神品质;能通过分享自身科学探索的经历,发现自己或同伴身 上所具备的科学家品质;能通过讨论单元大作业评价量规中的具体细节,理解单 元大作业的要求。2. 设计思路本课为思辨课,旨在梳理和回顾教材 Reading A、Reading B 和视听说板块中 所涉及的内容。首先,教师引导学生通过采访活动回顾并梳理钟扬、霍金和富兰 克林遭遇的困难及其应对困难的态度,总结三位科学家的精神品质;其次,教师 引导学生将科学家所遭遇的困难进行分类,并思考应对该类型的困难所需的重要 品质,帮助学生更深入地理解科学家工作的特点与所应具备的品质。然后,通过 播放教材视频片段,鼓励学生思考科学家精神的体现范围,并引导学生通过分享 自己或周围人身上体现科学家品质的小故事,理解科学家精神广泛存在于每个人 身上的道理。最后,带领学生熟悉单元大作业的评价量规,并通过讨论其中的关 键信息,理解单元大作业的评价要求。作业要求:写一个 60 字左右的语段,描述个人科学探索过程中克服困难的 一个经历。同时,在小组内继续讨论单元大作业的评价量规,并开始设计单元大 作业。3. 重点难点概括困难的类型,分析科学家所需的重要品质,理解人人皆具备科学家品质。Lesson PlanLearning Objectives:By the end of this period, students will be able to:1. summarize qualities of Zhong Yang, Stephen Hawking and Rosalind Franklin by reviewing the difficulties they faced and their responses to these difficulties;2. understand scientists ’ work and qualities by categorizing their difficulties into major obstacles and identifying the qualities needed to deal with the obstacles;3. identify scientists ’ qualities in themselves and their peers by sharing relevant personal stories about exploring science;4. familiarize themselves with the requirements of the final project by discussing important details in the rubric for the final project.Learning Procedures:I. Interactive activity 1: Comments on students’ previous assignments*T: Summarize Rosalind Franklin’s feelings of being recognized and her suggestions for female scientists based on students ’ writing assignments. *Ss: Read the words and phrases listed on the slide to learn about classmates ’ ideas. Purpose: To provide Ss with more possible answers to help them deepen their understanding of the difficulties facing Rosalind.Guided questions:1. What might be Franklin's reactions to being recognized (yyQ) (II Interactive activit 2: The Scientist Assembl: &A session)2. What might be Franklin 's suggestions for female scientists to follow . *T: Ask students to have a role play to review the difficulties, responses and qualities of Zhong Yang, Stephen Hawking and Rosalind Franklin. *Ss: Discuss the three scientists ’ difficulties, responses and qualities in the form of an interview. Fill in the “Major points” column of Table 1 on the worksheet to note down the rehearsal of the interview. *T: Invite one group to present the interview. *Ss: One group act it out while the other groups complete Table 1 (Comments). *T: Ask students to make comments on the interview or offer additional information. *Ss: Comment on the interview or add some key information concerning the three scientists ’ difficulties, responses and qualities. Purpose: To help Ss have a general review of what has been learned in the previous lessons.Guided questions:1. What are these scientists ’ difficulties, responses and qualities 2. Does the interview convey all the key information III. Interactive activity 3: Major obstacles and important qualities*T: Ask students to categorize the difficulties into major obstacles and brainstorm more major obstacles with examples. Discuss the qualities needed to deal with the major obstacles and provide reasons. *Ss: Categorize the difficulties into major obstacles in groups and brainstorm more major obstacles with examples. Discuss the qualities needed to deal with the major obstacles and give plete Table 2 and Table 3 on the worksheet. Purpose: To help Ss generalize the major obstacles scientists may encounter conclude the qualities needed to deal with the major obstacles.Guided questions:1. What are major obstacles scientists may encounter (y) (IVInteractive activit 4: Who can bescientists )2. What qualities are needed to deal with the major obstacles . *T: Ask students to think about what kinds of scientists the three scientists represent and brainstorm other common qualities of scientists after watching the video. *Ss: Discuss the shared qualities of the three scientists and brainstorm other qualities of scientists after watching the video. Purpose: To help Ss understand the kinds of people who can be scientistsGuided question:Who can be scientists (yy) (.*T:Askstudentstotellstoriesof themselvesorthosearoundthemthatreflectscientists’qualities with a concrete example.*Ss: Share stories and provide evidence(specificexamples).Purpose:TohelpSsrealizethateveryonecanhavescientist’squalitiesandidentifythe qualities in themselves or theirpeers.)V Interactive activit 5: I see the scientist in ouGuided question:(y pj) (VIInteractive activit 6: Rubrics for thefinal roect)What are the stories that can reflect scientists ’ qualities . *T: Ask students to read the rubrics carefully and mark some important words or phrases. *Ss: Read the rubrics and find the key points. *T: Invite some students to point out the key words or and phrases. Explain some new words and the detailed requirements for the booklet when necessary. *Ss: Share what they have found important and ask questions if they are confused. Purpose: To familiarize Ss with the rubrics for the final project.Guided question:What makes an excellent booklet VII. Assignments1. Write a paragraph in at least 60 words to introduce a personal experience of encountering difficulties in your scientific exploration.2. Discuss the rubrics in groups and start to design the final project. 展开更多...... 收起↑ 资源列表 Unit 1 Scientists:Critical Thinking学案)--2024-2025学年高中英语上外版(2020)选择性必修第二册.docx Unit 1 Scientists:Critical Thinking(教学设计)--2024-2025学年高中英语上外版(2020)选择性必修第二册.docx Unit 1 Scientists:Critical Thinking(课件)--2024-2025学年高中英语上外版(2020)选择性必修第二册.pptx