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定位高考复习课基于reading
定位:
高考复习课。
基于readingforinformation和readingformulti-purposes,设计基于阅读篇章的综合复习课型(不是新授课)。
GrowingUpGifted
CanadianteenchessplayerPascalCharbonneauhasallthequalitiesofachildprodigy.Heissmart,knowsalotaboutavarietyofsubjects,hasachievedalotatayoungage,andisconfidentinhisabilities.ButCharbonneaudoesnotliketobecalledaprodigy.“Winningachampionshipatthisageisconsideredspecial,butIdon’tlikethinkingofmyselfassomeonewhoisverydifferentfromotherpeople,”hesaid.
Likemany18-year-olds,Charbonneauistryingtodecidewheretogotocollege.Schoolhasalwaysbeeneasyforhim,asitisformostgiftedstudents.Manygiftedstudentschoosetofinishschoolearlytoavoidgettingbored,butCharbonneaudecidedtocruisethroughhisclassessohecouldconcentrateonchessandsomeofhisotherinterests,suchassportsandFrenchliterature.
Ingeneral,giftedstudentstendtohaveaninsatiableappetiteforinformation.Theyarealsoperfectionists.Inaddition,mostareindependentandsensitivetoinjustice.Othercharacteristicsincludespecificabilityinoneareaalongwiththeabilitytoconcentrateonitforalongtime,excellentreadingability,alargevocabulary,originality,rapidmasteryofnewskills,andanabilitytoseeconnectionsbetweenideas.
Havingthesecharacteristicscanbechallenging,evendepressing,saidCharbonneau.Heiscriticalofevenhisbestperformances.“I’mrarelyeverhappywithwhatIdo.”
Charbonneauknowsthatthepressureonhimwillsoonbegintogrow,aseveryyoungchessplayertriestobecomethenextchampion.Thatpressurehasdestroyedalotoftalentedyoungpeople.Forexample,manyyoungmusicalprodigieshavewalkedawayfromtheircareersafterdiscoveringtheywillnotbecomethestaroftheirdreams,saysFrancoysGagné,anexpertongiftedchildrenattheUniversityofQuebecatMontreal,Canada.“Whenyouareaprodigy,yourgoalistobecomeaninternationalmastermusician,”hesaid.“Ifyoucannotbecomesomeoneattheverytop,youarenotinterestedinbecomingamusicianinanorchestra.”
World-famousviolinistItzhakPerlmanhasseenmanytalentedyoungmusicianssimplyburnout.“Rarelydoyouseepeoplesurvive,andthat’sthegoal,tosurviveyourgift,”heoncetoldtheNewYorkTimes.
Between2and5percentofyoungpeoplearegifted,twotothreeyearsbeyondtheirpeers.Butextremelygiftedprodigies—theBeethovensandMozarts—aremuchlesscommon,perhapsoneinamillion,saidGagné.Herearesomefactsaboutseveralwell-knownchildprodigies:
● Probablythemostfamouschildprodigyofall,WolfgangMozart(1756-1791)beganwritingmusicbeforehewasfive.Bytheageofsix,hehadwrittenaremarkableamountofmusicandperformedthroughoutEurope.
● SomeofLudwigvanBeethoven’s(1770-1827)musicwaspublishedwhenhewasonlytwelve.Despitelosinghishearingasanadult,hecontinuedtowritemusicuntilhisdeat.
● ItisoftensaidthatthegreatscientistAlbertEinstein(1879-1955)failedatschool.Infact,hedidwellandcouldbedescribedasaprodigy.Einsteinwasalwaysahighachiever,althoughhisbestworkwasdonewhenhewasinhistwenties.
RevisionExercisesfor
Module5Unit2TheUnitedKingdom(定位:
高三复习练习讲评课)
PartIReading
Section1
Text1
Misunderstandings
Cathyisoneofyourclassmates.Sheis15yearsoldandshehasjustarrivedintheUKtostudyinasecondaryschoolinthenorthofEngland.Sheisstayingwithalandlady,Mrs.Robinson,whoisakindoldladyandwantstohelpherfeelathome.Itisthemorningafterherarrival.(C=CathyR=Mrs.Robinson)
R:
Goodmorning,love.Howareyou?
C:
I’mfinethankyou,Mrs.Robinson.
R:
Didyousleepwelllastnight?
C:
Yes,verywell.
R:
AreyouhavinganydifficultiesunderstandingEnglish?
PerhapsIcanclarifythemforyou?
C:
Thankyouverymuch.Myfirstpuzzleiswhyyoucallme“love”.Isthisacommonformofaddress?
R:
1.
C:
OhIsee.Ididnoticesomeotherverystrangethingsyesterdayonmyjourneytoyourhouse.
R:
Pleasetellme.PerhapsIcanhelp.
C:
Well,IwaswaitingforabusinLondonwhileIwassightseeingthere.Iwasthefirstpersoninthequeuewhenthebusarrived.Thebusconductorleanedoutandshouted“Comeon.Getoff.”ItriedtomoveforwardbecauseIthoughthewantedmetoclimbontothebusbuthelookedatmefiercelyandtoldmeto“Standback”.Ifelthewasbeingunfairandwasveryconfused.
R:
2.
C:
Ah!
NowIunderstand.HoweverthatwasnottheonlyproblemIhadwithEnglish.WhileIwasontheUndergroundwecametomystation.Asweweregettingoffthetrainavoicesaid“Mindthegap”.Ilookedaroundmebutcouldn’tseeagapanywhere.Whatdiditmean?
R:
3.
C:
Thatmakessensenow.ThankyousomuchMrsRobinson.It’ssointerestingtoseethatwhatIlearnedatschoolisn’tconsistentwiththerealEnglishbynativespeakers.
R:
Indeed!
That’swhyonecomestovisitthecountry!
A.SupposeyouwereCathy;pleasedescribewhatyoufeltwhenyoufounddifficultiesunderstandingEnglish.
1.Whatmademepuzzledfirstwas_____________________________________________
MrRobinsonexplainedthat_________________________________________________
2.Thebusconductorleftmeconfused___________________________________________
MrRobinsontoldmethat__________________________________________________
3.Ifounditinterestingthat___________________________________________________
MrRobinsonsaid_________________________________________________________
B.SupposeyouwereMrs.Robinson;pleasedescribeorallythelanguageproblemsthatCathymet.Trytousethewordslikeoneday,then,lateron,atlast,etc.
Section2
Text2
Englishschools
FindthesimilaritiesanddifferencesbetweenEnglishandChineseschools.
Items
Chineseschools
Englishschools
Curriculum
∙Setbythegovernment
∙Subjectcentered
∙Setbythegovernment
∙Crosscurriculatopics
Ageofentry
∙12yearsold
∙11yearsold
Uniform
∙Yes
∙Yes
Useoftextbooks
∙Ingeneraluse
∙Usedasbackgroundsourceofinformation
Startofthelesson
∙Soundofabell
∙Childrenstandtoattention
∙Soundofabell
∙Childrenremainseated
Teachingstrategy
∙Teacher-dominated
∙Workasindividuals
∙Doexercises
∙Student-centred
∙Oftenworkingroups
∙Doresearchforprojects
Students’behaviourinclass
∙Putuphandandstandtoansweraquestion
∙Putuphandandstayseatedwhenansweringaquestion
Learningforeignlanguages
∙English/Japanese/Russianlessonseveryday
∙French/German/Spanishlessonsfourtimesaweek
UsecompletesentencestotellthesimilaritiesanddifferencesbetweenEnglishandChineseschools?
A.Similarities
1.______________________________________________________________________
2.______________________________________________________________________
3.______________________________________________________________________
B.Differences
1.______________________________________________________________________
2.______________________________________________________________________
3.______________________________________________________________________
4.______________________________________________________________________
5.______________________________________________________________________
6.______________________________________________________________________
Section3
Readthefollowingtwotextsandtrytochoosetheproperanswerstocompletethesentences.
Text3
Lastnightoftheproms
TheLastNightofthePromsisfamousintheLondonmusicalseason.Theproms(orPromenadeConcerts)beganabout110yearsago.Theaudiencehastostandwhilelisteningtothemusic.Byarrangingtheaudienceinthisway,Newmanmadeclassicalmusicavailabletomorepeople.
Newmanwantedtobreakdowntheprejudiceagainstclassicalmusic.‘Iamgoingtoplaypopularmusicatfirst,andthengraduallyleaveitoutsothatclassicalandmodernmusiccantakeitsplace.Sotheaudiencewasintroducedtoathrillingmixtureofoldandnew,classicalandmodern.HenryWoodwasthefirstconductorandwaslovedbytheaudiences.HisstatueishonouredeveryseasonoftheProms
Themostfamousandpopularconcertistheso-calledLastNightoftheProms.Itisadelightwithitsmixtureofmodernmusicwithmanyoldfavourites:
LandofHopeandGlory,RuleBritannia,Jerusalem,theNationalAnthemandAuldLangSyne.Theaudienceareencouragedtojoininwiththesongsandtheatmosphereisfullofnationalprideandhappiness.Theeveningisanexperiencetoremember.
[]1.By______,Newmanmakeclassicalmusicavailabletomorepeople?
A.playingpopularmusic
B.arrangingthattheaudiencestandwhilelisteningtothemusic
C.introducingmoretotheaudience
D.playingclassicalmusic
[]2.Whatdoesthephrase“breakdown”(Paragraph2)mostprobablymean?
A.Stopbecauseofafault.B.Makesomethingdisappear.
C.Losecontrol.D.Fail.
[]3.WhatdoyouknowabouttheLastNightoftheProms?
A.Itisfamousallovertheworld.
B.Newmanistheconductor.
C.Itisakindofoldfavoritemusicwithahistoryof100years.
D.Itisaconcertmixedwitholdandnew,classicalandmodernmusic.
[]4.WhatcanpeopledoinTheLastNightoftheProms?
A.Standonly.B.Remembertheevening
C.Joininmusicandsongs.D.Dancetothemusic.
Text4
BeatrixPotterandtheNationalTrust
June3rd,1898
TodayIwasveryexcited.IreceivedalettertellingmetogotomorrowtomeetOctaviaHillthefounderoftheNationalTrustandthereformerofsocialhousinginEngland.Sheisgoingtointerviewmeforajob.
MissHillhasbeenmyhero
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