Module 6 The Internet and Telecommunications说课稿.ppt

Module 6 The Internet and Telecommunications Contents I. Teaching Material Analysis II. Teaching Objectives III. Important Points IV. Difficult Points V. Teaching Methods VI. Learning Methods VII. Teaching Procedures VIII. Blackboard Design Ⅰ.Teaching Material Analysis II. Teaching Objectives 1.Language Objectives 2.Ability Objectives 3.Moral Objectives 1.Language Objectives (1) Important words or phrases: Consist of，access，via ,come up with (2) Important sentences: It consists of millions of pages of data. It then became possible for universities use the system as well. 2.Ability Objectives (1) Talk about the Internet and the World Wide Web. (2) Read the text and grasp the information quickly. 3.Moral Objectives (1) Help students learn the advantages and disadvantages of the Internet. (2) Let students develop a good habit of surfing the Internet. (3) Let students set up a positive attitude towards the Internet. Ⅲ.Important Points Master the main idea of each paragraph and the whole passage. Ⅳ.Difficult Points 1. Master the main idea of each paragraph. 2. Talk about the Internet and the World Wide Web. V Teaching methods 1.Teaching Methods (1)Communicative Approach (2)Task-based Language Teaching (3)Total Situational Teaching method 2.Teaching Aids: a computer, a projector, blackboard, chalks,and some pictures (1)Communicative Approach is a way to make students learn to use what they have learned in communication. (2)Task-based Language Teaching can offer the students many opportunities to complete the tasks in which students use language to achieve a specific outcome. (3)Total Situational Teaching method establishes a real scene and the interaction between the teacher and the students. VI. Learning Methods 1. Practice strategy. 2. Communicative strategy. 3. Cooperative strategy. 1. Practice strategy. Only through practice can the studen