Unit 7 The secret of memory Writing 课件(共21张PPT,内嵌视频) 沪教版英语八年级上册

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Unit 7 The secret of memory Writing 课件(共21张PPT,内嵌视频) 沪教版英语八年级上册

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Unit 7 The secret of memory
Writing tips for remembering things
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At the end of the class, you’ll be better able to:
Understand the structure and key features of a memory tip.
理解记忆技巧的结构与关键特征。
Write a clear and helpful memory tip using the WHAT-WHY-HOW structure.
采用“什么-为什么-如何”的结构撰写清晰实用的记忆技巧。
Share and evaluate memory tips with peers.
与同伴分享并评估所写作的记忆技巧。
Learning objectives
Learning objectives
Brainstorm: What will happen if we have a poor memory
A good memory helps us
learn well,live well and also play well.

Pre-writing
Lead-in
What are some effective ways to remember what we have learnt in the video
Teen Post
Many of us find it hard to remember what we have learnt in class. What can we do to make sure we remember these things later Please send us your brilliant ideas!
Do you sometimes find it hard to remember what we have learnt in our lessons
If yes, what do you usually do
Pre-writing
Do you know any good ways to help us remember what we have learnt Discuss in groups and complete the mind map.
P108 1
Create rhymes
Use mind maps
Retell it to someone
Activate (v. 激活) our five senses
Ways to remember what we have learnt
Connect knowledge to real life
Practice regularly
Review in different time periods

Pre-writing
Remember that besides introducing what the tip is, you also need to explain why it is helpful and how to do it.
P108 2
Using mind maps is one of the best ways to remember things. [WHAT] A mind map is a visual summary of what we have learnt. It shows us the connections between things or ideas. By looking at the mind map, we can see all the key points together in one place.
As a result, it helps us remember them better. [WHY]
To make a mind map, we can set a central topic, and then we use tree-like branches to build around the central topic. Remember to use key words and phrases in the mind map. This is a good way to help us review what we have learnt. [HOW]
what the tip is
why it is helpful
how to do it
Here is one student’s reply. Read the text and answer the questions.
Pre-writing
1. What is a mind map
A visual summary of what we have learnt.
2. Why is a mind map helpful for remembering things
By looking at the mind map, we can see all the key points together in one place. As a result, it helps us remember them better.
3. How can we create a mind map
To make a mind map, we can set a central topic, and then we use tree-like branches to build around the central topic.
Pre-writing
Using mind maps is one of the best ways to remember things. [WHAT]
A mind map is a visual summary of what we have learnt. It shows us
the connections between things or ideas. By looking at the mind map, we can see all the key points together in one place. As a result, it helps us remember them better. [WHY] To make a mind map, we can set a central topic, and then we use tree-like branches to build around the central topic. Remember to use key words and phrases in the mind map. This is a good way to help us review what we have learnt. [HOW]
Key phrases
使用思维导图
记住事情 / 记忆内容的最佳方法之一
视觉化总结
事物或观点之间的联系
关键点,要点
因此 ,结果
设置一个中心话题
树状分支
围绕中心主题构建
使用关键词和短语
复习我们所学的内容
Pre-writing
Tips for writing
Use the what-why-how structure to present the information: What is it, why do we use it, and how do we use it
Use topic sentences and supporting details to explain ideas.
Use transitional words to make the text flow smoothly.
topic sentence
supporting details
Writing tips for remembering things
Pre-writing
Pre-writing
What
定义方法
××× is one of the best ways to remember things.
××× is a simple but effective method.
You can use ××× to help us remember.
Turning information into ××× can help us remember easily.
将新单词与个人故事联系起来是一个简单但有效的方法。
Connecting new words to personal stories is a simple but effective method.
把信息变成一首短歌可以帮助我们轻松记忆。
Turning information into a short song can help us remember easily.
Why
解释原因
By… /When…/If… we can … As a result, it helps us …
create more connections in our brain
recall the information later
organize the information clearly
make the memory stronger
如果我们尝试用自己的话来解释,我们就能更清晰地组织信息,并在大脑中建立更多的联系。因此,这有助于我们更容易回忆起这些信息。
If we try to explain it in our own words, we can organize the information more clearly and create more connections in our brain. As a result, it helps us recall the information later.
How
说明步骤和效果
To make/do ..., we can first ... and then ...
Remember to use ...
Try to ... The more we ... the better ...
This is a good way to help us review what we have learnt.
要让新知识记得牢,我们可以先将其与爱好联系起来,然后在日常生活中寻找例子。例子越多,记忆的效果越好。
To make new knowledge stick, we can first connect it to our hobbies and then find examples in life. The more examples we find, the better we remember.
记住要运用你的感受。试着围绕它写一个小故事。
Remember to use your feelings. Try to write a short story about it.
Choose a tip to write a bout and write it down!
[WHAT] … is one of the best ways to remember things.
[WHY] By…, we can ….
As a result, it helps us remember them better.
[HOW] To …, we can …, and then ….
This is a good way to help us review what we have learnt.
Useful expressions:
While-writing
Review and assess. Check your writing and complete the chart, and then revise it.
评价内容 评分(1—5)
1. 我在作文中使用了what-why-how的结构来组织段落。
2. 我在描述时运用主题句和支持细节的方式来进行说明。
3. 我在描述具体的操作方法时运用了条件状语从句。
4. 我在作文中运用了本单元中学到的单词和短语。
5. 我的作文在拼写、语法、标点等方面没有错误。
Self-assessment
Post-writing
Sample 1
Use Your Senses to Remember
Using our five senses is a useful way to remember things. [WHAT]
When we learn something new, we can use our eyes, ears, hands, or even smell to help our brain form stronger memories. For example, if we listen to a recording while reading, or use colorful pens to take notes, we create more connections in our brain. As a result, it becomes easier to recall the information later. [WHY]
To use this method, we can read aloud to hear the words, draw pictures to see the ideas, or use real objects to touch and feel. The more senses we use, the better we remember. Try it next time you study! [HOW]
Sample 2
Retell What You Learn
Retelling what we have learned to others is a simple but powerful memory method. [WHAT]
When we explain something in our own words, we organize the information clearly in our mind. This helps us understand it better and find out what we still don’t know. Also, saying things out loud makes the memory stronger. [WHY]
After class, you can tell a family member or a friend what you learned. You can also talk to yourself in front of a mirror. Don’t worry about making mistakes—just try to explain the main ideas. This way, you review and remember at the same time. [HOW]
Sample 3
Create Rhymes or Songs
Turning information into rhymes or songs can help us remember it easily. [WHAT]
Our brains enjoy rhythm and music, so it’s easier to remember words or facts when they are part of a song or a rhyme. This method makes learning more fun and less boring. For example, you can remember grammar rules or vocabulary with a simple tune. [WHY]
Try to make a short song or rhyme using key words from your lesson. You can use a familiar melody, like “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.” Repeat it a few times, and you’ll be surprised how long you can remember it! [HOW]
Sample 4
Connect to Your Life
Connecting new knowledge to your own life and feelings is a great way to remember it. [WHAT]
When we link what we learn to our personal experiences, hobbies, or emotions, the information becomes more meaningful and interesting. For example, if you learn a new English word, try to think of a time you used it or saw it. This makes the memory stronger because it's not just a fact anymore—it's part of your story. [WHY]
To do this, when you study, always ask yourself questions like: “Have I seen this before ” or “How can I use this in my daily life ” You can also write short sentences or stories using the new information and your personal experiences. This method turns boring facts into memorable moments. [HOW]
Homework
Optional
Record a 1-minute video explaining your memory tip.
Interview a family member or friend about how they remember things. Write a short report.
Report includes:
What method do they use
Why do they think it works
Compulsory
Revise your memory tip based on peer feedback and submit the final version.
the end
Thank You

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