Unit6TheTelephone市公开课一等奖省赛课微课金奖课件.pptx

单击此处编辑母版标题样式,单击此处编辑母版文本样式,第二级,第三级,第四级,第五级,单击此处编辑母版标题样式,单击此处编辑母版文本样式,第二级,第三级,第四级,第五级,Page,单击此处编辑母版标题样式,单击此处编辑母版文本样式,第二级,第三级,第四级,第五级,The Telephone,1/130,Contents,Warming-up exercises,Background Information,Words analysis,Text Analysis,Words&Phrases&Sentences,2/130,Warming-up Exercises,When did the telephone come to your life?,Could you imagine a life without the telephone?,How do you think the telephone influence your life?,3/130,sending messages with pigeons,postman,horse-riding messenger,4/130,Development of phone,beeper,cell phone,5/130,telephone,visual telephone,mobile phone,6/130,7/130,When you are in the middle of,8/130,9/130,10/130,time-killer,time-waster,11/130,Please put down your mobile phones,talk to people.,Bow,Group,低头族,It,i,s found that many people bow their heads and keep checking the cellphones wh,en,ever on the street,in the metro or the bus.We call those people Bow Group.,Thumb Tribe,拇指族,12/130,13/130,14/130,II,Poem Appreciation,The Telephone,Edward Field,My happiness depends on an electric appliance,And I do not mind giving it so much credit,With life in this city being what it is,Each person separated from friends,By a,tangle,of subways and buses,Translation,15/130,Yes,my telephone is my job,It tells me that I am in the world and wanted,It rings and I am alerted to love or gossip,I go comb my hair which begins to sparkle,Without it I was like a bear in a cave,Drowsing through a shadowy winter,It rings and spring has come,I stretch and,amble,out into the sunshine,Hungry again as I pick up the receiver,For the human voice and the good news of friends,16/130,我高兴取决于一样电器，,我毫不在意赞赏这小玩意。,在这座当代化城市里，,纵横交织地铁和公车线路,把我们每个人与朋友隔离；,确实如此，电话给了我乐趣，,它告诉我，我还在世上，还有用处。,铃声激起我爱心，或倾诉家常愿望。,我会急忙梳头使头发发亮；,没有电话我就像洞穴中熊，,昏昏沉沉地度过幽暗冬季；,铃声一响就像春天降临，,我就会伸伸懒腰慢慢走进阳光，,当我拿起话筒我又重新期望,听到人话语和朋友佳音。,17/130,Introduction,The United States is known to be a country of immigrants.Wave upon wave,people come to this land from practically all parts of the world in the course of history,to escape religious or political persecution or to seek better living conditions.,18/130,This is the reason for the popular appeal of immigrant literature in the United States.It satisfies peoples nostalgia about their past and their descendants desire to seek their roots.It also interests people of other ethnic orgins in the country to find out how their country came to be such a“melting pot”.,19/130,This is quite likely an autobiographical story.The old country involved is lebanon,a samll but important country in the Arab world.Although its capital has been known to the outside world as the“Paris of the Arab World”,at the time when the author lived in the nations mountain village as a child the nation was still basically a traditional economically backward agricultural country,which served as a glaring contrast to the United States where many Lebanese people longed to go to realize their“American Dream.”,20/130,The author does not make this contrast explicitly,but he brings it out vividly simply by describing his childhood experience in that Lebanese village.Notice that the narrative is given from a childs point of view and the humorous stories are told with a childs charming innocence.But the childs descriptions of his homeland reflect the characteristics of that traditional society just as effectively as the serious analysis of a scholar.,21/130,The author seizes upon two key words to bring out the main differences in the two societies-the one he leaves behind,and the one he emigrates to:the first word is“time”,and the second“change.”In that small mountain village people do not have a timepiece because it is not necessary,unlike in the new country where time is money and everybody is either busy making money or busy breeding money-makers.,22/130,The other thing is that,in the old society,nothing much happens.Days and years pass by,and generations come and go,all in the same old way,unlike in the new world where people are feverishly producing new things“marking progress.”,23/130,The interesting thing,however,is that the author seems to cherish his childhood memories foudly and is uncertain that he has really realized his“Amercian Dream”or really understands what it means.So it sets us thinking.Perhaps theres a lot to be said that is precious and worth rediscovering about that kind of life.,24/130,The text is entitled“The Telephone”.Today it seems to be quickly becoming a museum piece.Young people probably do not remember what an important and wonderful invention it once was.It is well chosen as the title of the text because it is true that in a way,many of the following changes of far-reaching consequences come from the installation of this little gadget.This is one of the important subjects for scholars studies,namely,the correlation between technological advances and economic,social,political,and cultural changes.,25/130,Background Information,Author,Magdaluna.Lebanon,Intermarriage in Arab countries,Communion,Arab women wear garments that cover their faces or heads,26/130,Born in Lebanon in a family whose ancestors are believed to have gone to Jerusalem in the Crusades.,While he was living in Lebanon teaching English as a second language at the American University in Beruit,he married an American woman from Tennessee.,AuthorAnwar F.Accawi,27/130,When the civil war broke out in Lebanon,Anwar F.Accawi and his wife were forced to leave the country and eventually moved to her native city of La Follette,Tennessee,and later settled down in the States.,Anwar F.Accawi currently teaches as a full-time instructor at the English Language Institute of the University of Tennessee,Knoxville.He has lived and taught in the U.S.since 1965.,AuthorAnwar F.Accawi,28/130,As a teacher of ESL/EFL for thirty-two years.,He has taught in the USA and in Lebanon,first at the National Evangelical Institute and then at Sidon High School,Sidon,Lebanon,and also taught at the American University of Beirut before coming to the University of Tennessee in 1979.,He has also trained students planning to become ESL teachers.,AuthorTeaching Experiences,29/130,Communion “圣餐礼”,also called the,Eucharist,is a Christian,sacrament,and the central act of worship in many Christian churches,generally considered to be a,re-enactment,of the Last Supper,the final meal that Jesus Christ shared with his disciples before his arrest and,crucifixion,during which he gave them bread,saying,This is my body,and wine,saying,This is my blood.In the ceremony people eat bread and drink wine in the remenberance of Jesuss death.,30/130,Communion,31/130,It is common in Arab countries.The practice has come down from ancient times when the Arabs were mostly,nomadic,herdsmen who had no permenent settlements and moved with animals from place to place.There were very few options for young people in the choice of spouse.,Intermarriage among cousins in Arab countries,32/130,Intermarriage among cousins in Arab countries,Today,this intermarriage is still common because of economic considerations.For poor families,marriage within an extended family saves the trouble of exchaning,dowries,.When rich people marry their cousins,they dont worry someday their money and property will pass to another family or change hands.,33/130,34/130,Traditional robes worn by Arab women,three-piece garment,:a long-sleeved,black dress,reaching to the heels,a large,black shawl,to hide the hair and to wear over the shoulders and a long,non-transparent,veil,to cover the face showing only the eyes.In a few Arab countries,such as Saudi Arab and Yemen,women must wear such garment when they go out.,35/130,Why do Arab women cover their faces and heads?,This is,a,religious practice,not a cultural one.It is rooted in Islamic teachings about hijab,or modesty.While some say that veiling,denigrates,women,some women say it,liberates,them.Covering is not univer,s,ally observed by Muslim women and varies by region and class.Some Arab governments have,sometimes,banned or required veiling.,36/130,Lebanon and Lebanese,37/130,Lebanon,It is,a small,largely moutainous country,which is situated at the eastern edge of Mediterranean Sea.It is located in the Middle East and bordered by Syria on the east and north,and Israel on the south,with a narrow coastline on its West.,The country was named after Mountain Lebanon and the word Lebanon means,white,and the,snow-capped mountains.,Capital:,Beirut,贝鲁特,38/130,Most of the people in Lebanon are,Arabs,.There are small minorities of Armenians and Kurds.,More than half of Lebanons population are,Muslim,while others are,Christian,.,39/130,40/130,41/130,42/130,43/130,Words Analysis,44/130,bustle,She is always,bustling,about the house.,I sat in a caf,watching the,bustle,of the street outside.,chime in,He kept,chiming,in with his own opinions.,The artist,s illustration,chimes,in perfectly with the text.,confess,When confronted with evidence,he,confessed,at once.,Did you,confess,your love for her?,45/130,congregate,A crowd quickly,congregated,around the speaker.,curse,I,cursed,her for spo,i,ling my plans.,The witch put a,curse,on the princess.,Gambling is often a,curse,.,alone,lonely,lonesome,solita,r,y,desolate,She lives on tea and cake when she is,alone,.,a,solitary,tree in the garden.,Come over and see me,I am a little bit,lonely,/,lonesome,/,solitary,.,The death of his wife left him completely,desolate,.,46/130,devout,She is a,devout,girl who never fogets to say her prayers.,escalate,House prices have,escalated,rapidly.,The demonstration has,escalated,into a large uprising.,forsaken,We found a,forsaken,child under the bridge.,Her friends,forsook,her when she became poor.,gravity,The mayor spoke slowly and with great,gravity,.,47/130,homely/homey,a,homey,little inn,quite a,homely,sort of person,lukewarm,A,lucrative,marketing strategy is very crucial to a company.,lucrative,He only gives,lukewarm,support to the candidate.,Wash your face with,lukewarm,water.,Youll be,lukewarm,about polygamy.,48/130,lure,He left home because of the,lures,of life in the city.,The hunter,lured,the fox into a trap.,maimed,You shouldnt look down upon the,maimed,.,After the car accident,she was,maimed,for life.,reassuring,I was feeling worried about the exam,but my teacher,reassured,me.,Investigation,reassured,us of the practicability of our plan.,It is,reassuring,to know that he got home safe and sound.,49/130,relay,He quickly,relayed,the news to the other members of the staff.,The concert was,relayed,live from the theatre.,weary,be,weary,with talking,be,weary,of talking,wring,She,wrung,the wet clothes.,wring,money from/out of sb.,wring,high profits,50/130,Text Structure,Life in the village before it had a telephone.(paras.1-10),A.How the village kept track of time in the past(paras.1-8),B.What happened in the year of the drought(paras.9-10),The installation of the first telephone in the village(paras.11-18),A.How the villagers came to decide to have a telephone(para.11),B.What sensation and curiosity the installation created(paras.12-18),Effects of the telephone on the life of the villagers(paras.19-25),A.How the village center shifted(paras.19-22),B.How and why a lot of people left the village(paras.23-25),51/130,Text Analysis,52/130,Para.1,time didnt mean much to anybody,except maybe to those who were dying.,The villagers didnt think time was important until perhaps when they were dying.,53/130,In,those days,there was no real need for a calendar or a watch to keep track of the hours,days,months,and years.,keep track of:to keep oneself informed about a person,situation,etc.,lose track of:to fail to remain informed,They try hard to keep track of their favorite stars.,He loses track of time whenever he surfs the Net.,54/130,跟上进展，保持联络,看清，听清,统计,The retired man reads newspaper every day to,keep track of,current events.,We leave the call numbers in,order to,keep track of,each other.,The plane dives beneath the clouds to,keep track of,the mountain slopes.,keep track of,Translation,to remain aware;to keep informed,to see clearly,55/130,To have(no)need of:(not)to need sth.,（不）需要,China has its own space technology and,has no need of,American help.,56/130,Roll by:,1.pass,esp.smooth and steadily,平稳地驶过,2.(of time)pass,esp.quickly;pass in steady succession,(,岁月）流逝，（时间）逝去,57/130,Whoop,:,Give a whoop of rage,怒吼,Whoops of joy,To whoop with delight,高兴地喊叫起来,58/130,Toil,:(at,on,through)to work very hard for a long period of time,苦干、辛勤工作,They were bathed in sweat as they toiled at their digging.,It isnt/wasnt that,Not that I dislike the work,but that I have no time.,59/130,frame:,to organize and develop a plan,system,etc.,制订，构思,Frame a new bill,制订新法案,a new method,an excuse,60/130,Fine:,adv.,in a way that is acceptable and good enough,很好,Dont worry.He is doing fine.,Things are fine at school this year.,Talk fine.,说得好听。,I like it fine.,我很喜欢这个东西。,61/130,Para.4,that caused the roof on the mayors house to cave in.,(of roof or wall)to fall down,or inward;to collapse,塌落，坍毁，,（墙等）内陷,that caused the mayors house roof to collapse,.,62/130,You couldnt be more accurate than that,now,could you?,(spoken)used for giving emphasis to a request,order,or comment,Be careful,now.(order),好了，小心了。,Now,whats going on here?(request),呃，这儿是怎么回事？,Its marvelous,now isnt it?(comment),哎，好极了。,63/130,And thats the way it was in our little village for as far back as anybody could remember.,And thats how we kept track of the important events in our little village to the extent that/for as long as the oldest people could remember.,serve as the object of“for”,Para.8,64/130,because men who would not lie even to save their own souls told and retold that story until it was incorporated into Magdalunas calendar.,to,save their lives,This shows,to some extent,the way of thinking of the villagers in those days when honesty prevailed.They trusted honest people and didnt seek any proof for what had been said about past events.,until the event became one of the things,by which we kept track of the important,events in our lives.,65/130,To save their own souls:,to save their lives.,(Maybe a religious meaning,i.e.lying is a sin,and sinning will make it difficult to get into Heaven when you die.),Incorporate:,(into)to include sth.as part of a group,system,plan,etc.,包含、加上、吸收,His proposal was incorporated into the plan.,66/130,incorporate sth.(into):to add or include sth.as part of sth.else,The company decided to incorporate the new feature into their microcomputer.,A number of courses in public relations have been incorporated into our curriculum.,包含，并入,67/130,Para.9,The year of the fish-,bearing,whirlwind was not the last remarkable year.Many others followed in which strange and wonderful things happened.,A transitional sentence that begins with another part of the essay,which extends to paragraph 10:the year of the drought,one of the best in the writers childhood.,68/130,Bear:(of wind,sea,air)to move sth.along,运输,The sound of music was borne on the wind.,音乐随风飘来。,69/130,There was,for instance,the year of the drought,when the heavens were s