人教版（2019）必修 第二册Unit 5 Music Reading for writing 教案
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Unit5写作课教案
"Write a Speech"
I. Introduction (5 minutes)
- Briefly introduce the importance of effective communication skills, especially in public speaking.
- Discuss the role of speech writing in enhancing these skills.
II. Learning Objectives and Requirements (10 minutes)
- Students will be able to:
- Understand the basic components of a speech.
- Write a coherent and persuasive speech on a given topic.
- Use appropriate language and tone for different audiences.
III. Course Overview (5 minutes)
- The class is an introduction to English writing, focusing on speech writing.
- It builds upon students' existing knowledge of English grammar and vocabulary.
- The course is designed for high school students preparing for college entrance exams.
IV. Teaching Strategies and Methods (10 minutes)
- Use real-life examples to illustrate key concepts.
- Encourage active participation in discussions and group activities.
- Assign regular writing tasks to reinforce learning.
V. Teaching Difficulties and Key Points (10 minutes)
- Students may struggle with organizing their thoughts and ideas into a coherent speech.
- They may also find it challenging to use appropriate language and tone for different audiences.
- Proper use of transitional phrases and rhetorical devices can greatly enhance the effectiveness of a speech.
VI. Learning Activities (40 minutes)
A. Problem Introduction (5 minutes)
- Show a video clip of a famous speech and ask students to analyze its effectiveness.
- Discuss the elements that contribute to a successful speech.
B. Content Theme (10 minutes)
- Discuss the importance of effective communication skills in various contexts (e.g., job interviews, public speaking).
- Brainstorm potential topics for speech writing exercises.
C. Teacher's Activity (10 minutes)
- Provide a list of possible topics for students to choose from, based on their interests and experiences.
- Discuss the importance of choosing a relevant and engaging topic for their speeches.
D. Student's Activities (20 minutes)
- Students will work in pairs or small groups to brainstorm and develop their speech topics.
- Each group will present their topic to the class for feedback and discussion.
E. Writing Task (15 minutes)
- Students will write a brief outline for their chosen topic, including an introduction, main points, and conclusion.
- They will also consider the target audience and select appropriate language and tone for their speeches.
F. Homework (5 minutes)
- Students will revise their outlines based on class feedback and begin writing their first drafts of their speeches.
- They will also prepare any visual aids or other materials they plan to use in their presentations.
VII. Assessment and Feedback (5 minutes)
- Informal assessment during class discussions and writing tasks will be used to gauge student progress.
- More formal assessments, such as written essays or oral presentations, will be given at the end of the course.
"Write a Speech"
I. Introduction (5 minutes)
- Briefly introduce the importance of effective communication skills, especially in public speaking.
- Discuss the role of speech writing in enhancing these skills.
II. Learning Objectives and Requirements (10 minutes)
- Students will be able to:
- Understand the basic components of a speech.
- Write a coherent and persuasive speech on a given topic.
- Use appropriate language and tone for different audiences.
III. Course Overview (5 minutes)
- The class is an introduction to English writing, focusing on speech writing.
- It builds upon students' existing knowledge of English grammar and vocabulary.
- The course is designed for high school students preparing for college entrance exams.
IV. Teaching Strategies and Methods (10 minutes)
- Use real-life examples to illustrate key concepts.
- Encourage active participation in discussions and group activities.
- Assign regular writing tasks to reinforce learning.
V. Teaching Difficulties and Key Points (10 minutes)
- Students may struggle with organizing their thoughts and ideas into a coherent speech.
- They may also find it challenging to use appropriate language and tone for different audiences.
- Proper use of transitional phrases and rhetorical devices can greatly enhance the effectiveness of a speech.
VI. Learning Activities (40 minutes)
A. Problem Introduction (5 minutes)
- Show a video clip of a famous speech and ask students to analyze its effectiveness.
- Discuss the elements that contribute to a successful speech.
B. Content Theme (10 minutes)
- Discuss the importance of effective communication skills in various contexts (e.g., job interviews, public speaking).
- Brainstorm potential topics for speech writing exercises.
C. Teacher's Activity (10 minutes)
- Provide a list of possible topics for students to choose from, based on their interests and experiences.
- Discuss the importance of choosing a relevant and engaging topic for their speeches.
D. Student's Activities (20 minutes)
- Students will work in pairs or small groups to brainstorm and develop their speech topics.
- Each group will present their topic to the class for feedback and discussion.
E. Writing Task (15 minutes)
- Students will write a brief outline for their chosen topic, including an introduction, main points, and conclusion.
- They will also consider the target audience and select appropriate language and tone for their speeches.
F. Homework (5 minutes)
- Students will revise their outlines based on class feedback and begin writing their first drafts of their speeches.
- They will also prepare any visual aids or other materials they plan to use in their presentations.
VII. Assessment and Feedback (5 minutes)
- Informal assessment during class discussions and writing tasks will be used to gauge student progress.
- More formal assessments, such as written essays or oral presentations, will be given at the end of the course.