Unit 1 Growing up P1 Starting out&Listening ppt课件（含学案）-（2019）新外研版高中英语选择性必修第二册.rar

Unit 1 Growing up 导学案导学案Starting out & ListeningLearning aims:1. List important qualities that need to be a Man by reading a poem.2. Read the passage on Page 6 and answer some questions.3. Listening practice and imitate the dialogue about expressing concerns ,giving encouragement and make your own dialogue.Task 1 Listen and read the poem on Page 1, answer the queations.1. What is the poem about?_2. According to Kipling,what qualities does his son need to “be a Man”?_Important phrases and words:about prep.在附近 keep ones head=keep a cool/clear head(在困境中)保持冷静blame sth on sb 将某事归咎于某人 blame sb for sth 因某事责备某人allowance n. 津贴，零用钱 make allowance for 体谅，考虑到；为留余地deal in v. 参与，对.感兴趣 give way to 让自己陷于（某种情绪等）keep your virtue 保持你的美德 the common touch 平易近人 ;平易近人的特性foes 敌人，仇敌 count with 信任，信赖 fill 消磨，打发Task 2 Read the passage on Page 6 Activity 5 and answer the questions.symphony 交响乐；谐声，和声 embrace 拥抱 sit a major exam 参加重大考试Q: As time passes, you will be presented with varied experiences and difficulties. What will you do? What is your attitude towards life?_Task 3: Listen to the tape and finish activity 6&7.Task 4: Check the answers and read the conversation.听力原文；听力原文；Ken: Hi Susan! Ive just heard youre going to become a border, like me! This is great news!Susan: Thanks, Ken, but Im not so sure. The idea of becoming a boarder really worries me.Ken: But why? I think it will be so much fun!Susan: Well, Ive never been away from home and Im afraid I can t live on my own .Ken: Dont be afraid ! Think of it as preparation for university life, and a way of learning to be independent. You can also turn to your friends , tutors or classmates for help. Susan: I suppose that s true. But Im also worried that I might have a different routine to my roommates. Also, what if my roommates aren t very pleasant to live with ?Ken: In my experience, its a good idea to communicate openly with your roommates and find solutions to problems that suit you all. Communication and compromise are important to group living.Susan: Thats true. But here s another thing: I wil have to follow a strict dorm schedule. Im concerned that Ill no longer be able to hang out with my friends as much as I used to. Ken: Perhaps you could join some clubs ? There are lots of clubs and activities after lessons , and you could make new friends.Susan: That does sound exciting . But I suppose that I will miss my parents a lot .Ken: All boarders feel like that at first. How about calling them and having video chats? And Im sure the weekends and holidays will come round before you know it .Susan: Thank you, Ken. Youve really set my mind at ease.Ken: I think youll really like boarding. No matter what difficulties you might encounter, when you look back, life as a boarder will be one of your most valuable memories .Susan: I hope so ! I really want to make the most of my time at boarding school .Ken: Good luck with everything, and let me know if you have any more concerns.Susan: Thank you. I will.Task 5: Make a dialogue with your deskmates.