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A. The analysis of the teaching materialThe purpose of this reading is to introduce the life and work of Charlie Chaplin and the kind of humour we can all laugh at --- nonverbal humour.This lesson is designed as a reading lesson. According to the new curriculumstandards of senior high school English, students are expected to achieve the skills of a. understanding the main idea; b. scanning for the needed information; c. grasping the details; d. guessing the meaning of new words; e. understanding the intension and attitude of the author and f. understanding the background and culture information.B. Teaching Aims:a. Enable students to learn what humor means and what is nonverbal humor.b. Students are expected to improve the reading skills, ie, skimming and scanning skills as well as translating , interpreting and word guessing abilities, which are examined in recent years in NMET.By learning the passage, students will know that humour is particular to each culture. So the English humour is certainly different from Chinese humour. However , there is a kind of humour that may be enjoyed by all cultures --- that is nonverbal humour. It is good that we can all laugh at something together.a. self-learning and cooperative learning methods; and use such kind of ability to gain and deal with language information.b. develop the students’ questioning spirit to improve their ability of finding,analyzing and solving problems.C. Teaching methods:a. Task-based Language Teaching :During the course, different tasks are designed for Ss to carry out. Whether and how they finish the tasks can reflect on how much information they grasp from reading. In return, the teacher can adjust his/her teaching.b. Cooperative Learning:Divide the class into small teams, each with students of different levels of ability.Every member of a team is responsible not only for learning what is taught but also for helping teammates learn, thus creating an atmosphere of achievement.
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