牛津初中英语说课稿

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　　我从教材、教法、学法指导和教学过程四个方面对本课进行说明。

　　一、说教材:

　　1、教材所处的地位及作用:

　　这单元是9B的最后一个单元。以Great people为话题展开学习，该话题很容易引起学生的讨论兴趣。在welcome to the unit 部分，学生已初步学习了一些有关伟人的知识。Reading 是一个单元的核心部分，它承载着众多的教学任务。我将reading部分分作二课时进行教学，第一课时为阅读课，第二课时为语言知识学习课和练习巩固课。根据教材的安排及新课标要求学生通过体验，实践，参与，合作，交流和探究等方式学习和使用英语，真正体现以学习者为中心的教学理念，我详细说说第一课时的教学。基于本课在教材中所处的地位及作用，特制定以下教学目标。

　　2、教学目标:

　　知识目标: 1、To grasp some important language points.

　　2、To understand English idoms.

　　能力目标: 1、To guess general meaning from keywords and context.

　　2、To skim text for overall meaning and scan for details.

　　情感目标:To learn spirit from great people.

　　3、教学重点与难点:

　　To identify true or false statements based on the reading passage.

　　To extract relevant information from the reading passage.

　　二、说教法:

　　本节课我主要采用以下几种教学方法:

　　1、根据课文特点和学生实际情况，以情景教学法进行教学。

　　通过形象生动的'图片及相关资料，调动学生的学习兴趣, 激起学生情感上的共鸣，从而引导学生从整体上理解课文、从细节分析课文，促进学生的语言能力及其情感等方面整体发展。

　　2、采用小组学习法，扩大教学范围。

　　把学生分成四人小组，也可以自由组合，让他们在互动中启发思维。同时注意保证每个学生都有机会参与到学习中来，培养学生与伙伴合作的意识和策略。

　　3、运用操练法，拓宽学习渠道。

　　把大部分课堂时间留给学生，使学生在多信息、高密度、快节奏的灵活操练过程中拓宽学习渠道。

　　三、学法指导:

　　这一节是阅读课，九年级的学生已具有一定的英语阅读能力，听说能力在原有的基础上也得到了进一步的提高，但参与课堂的积极性有所下降。针对以上学情，所以我先指导学生进行快速阅读和深层阅读，帮助学生运用自主学习法来把握课文整体，培养学生的分析归纳独立思考的能力;鼓励学生小组活动，让每个人，尤其是那些薄弱同学，都能参与到课堂的学习中，能动手完成一些基础的学习任务和学习目标，重在激发学生学习英语的兴趣，通过讨论让他们主动去涉取知识。

　　四、教学过程:

　　一 Skim the text, answer questions:

　　1. Why is Neil Armstrong famous?

　　2. Are there any aliens on the moon?

　　3. What award did he get?

　　二 Para 1-3: Before he walked on the moon

　　Name

　　Neil Armstrong

　　Date of birth

　　on________________

　　Place of birth

　　in_________________

　　Experiences

　　at 6_____________________

　　at 15____________________________

　　at 16 _______________________________

　　in 1949 _____________________

　　when he moved to California ___________________

　　in 1962 ________________________

　　in 1966 ________________________

　　三 Para3:Read and complete the passage:

　　In 1962, he ____ _______ ____become an astronaut.

　　In 1966, he and David R. Scott _________ ___ join two spacecraft together for the first time in space. But when the spacecraft began spinning ____ _____ ________, Mission Control thought it was _____ ____ ____ _____ _____ ______, so they _______ Armstrong ____ cut the flight short, and he succeeded.

　　四 Para4-5: Walking on the moon

　　Read and answer some questions:

　　1. When did Armstrong land on the moon?

　　2. Who did he come to the moon with?

　　3. What are the famous words?

　　4. How long did they walk on the moon?

　　5. What did they collect for further research?

　　6. What did the whole world do when Apollo 11 returned?

　　五 Retell the two paragraphs with the help of the six questions above:

　　六 Para6-7:Reports about aliens on the moon

　　Read and judge T or F:

　　1. It is said that Armstrong and Aldrin saw alien spacecraft.

　　2. The alien spacecraft is very small.

　　3. When Armstrong was on the moon, the aliens were very friendly.

　　七 Para8:Award for Armstrong

　　1.What is the Medal of Freedom for a US citizen?

　　2. What did Armstrong do for people around the world?

　　八 Read the passage together and fill in the blanks with right words:

　　Neil Armstrong took his first f_______ at six and received his pilot’s ________(执照) at 16. In 1949, Neil j_______ the navy and worked as a p_______. He was s_________ to be an astronaut in 1962. Four years later, he m__________ to join two spacecraft together in space. On 20th July 1969, he _______(着陆) Apollo 11 on the moon with Aldrin __________(成功).Neil said ‘one small step for man, one giant leap for m________’. Armstrong got the highest a_____ that a US c________ can receive. He is the pride of the world.

　　九 Retell the text

　　Name: Neil Armstrong

　　Date of birth: 5th August 1930

　　Place of birth: Ohio, the USA

　　Major event: at 6: was interested in flying

　　at 16: got his student pilot’s licence

　　In 1949: joined the navy

　　In 1962: became an astronaut

　　In 1966: joined 2 spacecraft together for the first time in space.

　　On 20th July 1969: walked on the moon

　　Famous words: one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.

　　Award: Medal of Freedom