Unit 2《The universal language》-Project教案1（牛津譯林版選修8）

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111 Unit 2 The universal language Project---教案 Teaching aims: 1.Improve students’ ability and provide practice 2.Master and use some useful words and expressions procedures: Step 1 fast reading What kinds of music are mentioned in the passage? Five kinds of music are mentioned in the passageand they are early jazz,swing,rhythm and blues,rock and roll as well as pop music. Step 2 detailed reading fill in the table with detailed information ? style representative instrument early jazz ? ? ? swing ? ? ? R & B ? ? ? rock and roll ? ? ? Pop music ? ? Step 3 music appreciation Louise Armstrong What a wonderful world i?see?trees?of?green,?red?roses?too i?see?them?bloom?for?me?and?you and?i?think?to?myself?what?a?wonderful?world. i?see?skies?of?blue?and?clouds?of?white the?bright?blessed?day,?the?dark?sacred?night and?i?think?to?myself?what?a?wonderful?world. the?colors?of?the?rainbow?so?pretty?in?the?sky are?also?on?the?faces?of?people?going?by i?see?friends?shaking?hands?saying?how?do?you?do they’re?really?saying?i?love?you. i?hear?babies?cry,?i?watch?them?grow they’ll?learn?much?more?than?i’ll?never?know and?i?think?to?myself?what?a?wonderful?world yes?i?think?to?myself?what?a?wonderful?world. Step 4: pictures show Beatles, Elvis Presley, Cui Jian Short information of Cui Jian: A lot has happened since 1986. His rendition in May of that year of Nothing To My Name at a packed Workers' Stadium concert in Beijing is a moment many of those present will never forget. He was subsequently thrown out of the Beijing Symphony Orchestra, where he had been playing trumpet. His performance for demonstrators in Tiananmen Square in 1989 has long since become the stuff of legend in China and beyond. He's been called the Chinese Rock guru, The Father of Chinese Rock and Roll, even the Chinese Bob Dylan. And all because he picked up a guitar aged 19 and started to make music which, as he terms it, "touched a part of me." Step 5: Language points anchor, improvise, prayer, frontier, appeal 1.The origin of early jazz are anchored in the folk songs of black Americans from the period of slavery. anchor n 錨 anchor v 下錨；停泊 Early jazz originated from the folk songs of black Americans from the period of slavery 2.The improvised solo performance became an essential part of every jazz song. improvise v 即席而作 essential adj 基本的,必要的，不可少的 The improvised solo performance played an completely necessary role in every jazz song. 3.A poor white boy named Elvis Presley turned out to be the answer to Philips’ prayers. Prayer: n 祈禱 Finally, a poor white boy named Elvis Presley became the right person to meet Philips’ requirement. 4.This left the way clear for a new frontier of pop music stars to come forward in the 1960s. Frontier: n 國界，邊界 This removed the obstacles for the rise of pop music stars in the 1960s. 5.Beatles have almost universal appeal today. Appeal: n 1 懇請 2 上訴 3 吸引力 Today, Beatles still have overwhelming charm throughout the world. Step 6: Homework 111