英语学科教学设计
课题名称 Teenage life Reading for Writing 授课教师
授课时间 授课班级
课型 Reading for Writing 课时数 2课时
课程标准要求 依据《普通高中英语课程标准(2017年版2020年修订)》要求,注重培养学生通过阅读获取信息、处理信息并转化为书面输出能力的综合素养。课标强调以读促写、以写促读的有机结合,引导学生在理解文本结构、语言特点和写作手法的基础上,进行模仿、迁移与创新,最终完成自己的书面表达任务。
教材内容分析 This "Reading for Writing" section is designed to help students understand and produce a specific genre of writing related to teenage life. The materials likely include: · Model text(s): Authentic or adapted texts about teenage experiences, such as personal narratives, blog posts, or diary entries · Writing focus: Specific genre features (e.g., structure, language style, tone) and content elements relevant to teenage life · Reading tasks: Activities that guide students to analyze the model text's organization and language features · Writing preparation: Exercises that scaffold the writing process from idea generation to final production The materials aim to create a clear connection between reading analysis and writing application, providing students with concrete models to emulate in their own writing.
教学目标设计 Language ability: Students will be able to identify and analyze the structural and linguistic features of the model text. Learning ability: Students will learn to use outlines to plan and organize their writing. Thinking ability: Students will synthesize information from reading analysis to create original written work. Cultural awareness: Students will reflect on their own growth and experiences through writing.
教学重难点及处理 教学重点: Analyze the model text's structure and language features and applying them in writing. 【突破策略】 1.Guided analysis with graphic organizers. 2.give instruction on genre features. 3. enhance writing practice. 教学难点: Transfer reading insights to original writing and maintaining consistent tone and style. 【突破策略】 1.Sentence-level practice before full composition. 2. Peer feedback focused on specific features.
教学资源选择 PPT、学习任务单、黑板。
教学过程设计 Period 1: Reading for Writing Activity 1 Lead-in Show the title and some key words from the model text. Ask students to predict what the text might be about and what type of writing it is. Purpose:To activate students' prior knowledge and set a purpose for reading. Prediction engages students and creates curiosity about the text. Activity 2 First Reading - Overall Understanding 1. Students read the text quickly to check their predictions. 2. Students identify the main idea and purpose of the text. 3. Class discussion about the text type and its general characteristics. Purpose:To develop skimming skills and overall text comprehension. Understanding the text's purpose is fundamental to analyzing its features. Activity 3 Second Reading - Structural Analysis 1. Teacher guides students to identify the text's organizational pattern. 2. Students complete a graphic organizer showing the text structure (introduction, body, conclusion). 3. Groups discuss how each part contributes to the overall effectiveness. Purpose:To develop awareness of text organization, which is crucial for effective writing. Visual organizers help students see structural patterns clearly. Activity 4 Language Feature Analysis & Summary 1. Students work in pairs to identify key language features (e.g., tense use, descriptive language, linking words). 2. Teacher highlights notable expressions and sentence patterns. 3. Students practice using some of these language features in mini-exercises. Purpose:To draw attention to the linguistic tools that make the writing effective and provide immediate practice. Homework: Finish exercises (学习任务单) Period 2:Writing Activity 1 lead in and Idea Generation 1. Quick review of the model text's structure and key language features. 2. Brainstorming session on possible topics for students' own writing. 3. Mind mapping or listing ideas for their composition. Purpose:To reactivate knowledge from previous lesson and help students generate content for their writing. Activity 2 Planning and Outlining 1. Students use the same graphic organizer from Period 1 to plan their own writing 2. Teacher provides individual feedback on outlines 3. Students share outlines with partners for initial feedback Purpose:To ensure students apply the text structure consciously and organize their ideas logically before writing. Activity 3 Presentation 1.Present the writing task:假定你是李华,你最近收到笔友许婷的来信,信中她提到自己的父母在其他城市工作,她觉得很孤单。请根据以上情况,给许婷回一封建议信,帮她解决困难。 2.Have students recall the structure before writing a student profile based on a given situation (e.g., Li Hua) 3.Have students list key words, phrases and sentences.(见Book1 Unit1 Writing——A Letter of Advice学习任务单) Purpose:Help students to apply learned knowledge in writing. Activity 3:Drafting 1. Students write their first draft, focusing on content and organization. 2. Teacher circulates to provide support and address individual questions. Purpose:To allow students to focus on expressing their ideas while applying what they learned from the model text. Activity 4 Peer Review and evaluation 1.Use a checklist based on the lesson's learning objectives, students exchange drafts and provide feedback. 2. Teacher models how to give constructive feedback. 3. Students revise their drafts based on peer suggestions. Purpose:To develop editing skills and provide multiple perspectives on writing improvement. Homework: Polish the letter of advice.
板书设计 Period 1: 主板书: 副板书: 1.recommend that+主 (should) do 2.had better (not) +V原 3.should + V原 3.advise sb to do sth... 4.Why not + V原...?/Why don't you+ V原... 5.How about+Ving...?/What about+Ving...... Period 2: Unit1 Writing——A Letter of Advice Linking words衔接词 首先:Firstly,First of all,To begin with, 第二;其次:Secondly, Besides, Moreover, What’s more, 最后:Finally, At last, In the end, Last but not least,
教学评价与反思 The integrated reading-for-writing approach demonstrated significant benefits in scaffolding students' writing development. By systematically analyzing the model text's structure and language features, students entered the writing task with clearer understanding of expectations. The graphic organizers proved particularly effective in helping visual learners comprehend the text organization. However, the transition from analysis to production revealed that some students needed more explicit instruction on how to adapt the model's features to their original content. I have prepared tiered worksheets with varying levels of scaffolding to better address these diverse needs.