外研社高二英語選修學習教案

1、外研社高二英語外研社高二英語(yn y)選修選修第一頁，共23頁。Module4 cultural cornerThe Grammy Awards第1頁/共23頁第二頁，共23頁。第2頁/共23頁第三頁，共23頁。by.A.music fans B.professional musicians C.singers4. The name “Grammy” comes from.A. a place B. a person C. an old music playerScanning: read as fast as possible to check your guess.第3頁/共23頁第四頁

2、，共23頁。the Grammy Awards? Why? Any example in thepassage?Discuss the questions in groups.第4頁/共23頁第五頁，共23頁。5.Whats the critics opinion about the Grammys?For important achievements in recorded music.105 categories; 30 types of music-pop, rock, jazz.Supports.No, in addition to.there are also performance

3、s. He thinks the Grammys arent as important as they used to be, because.第5頁/共23頁第六頁，共23頁。Its very difficult. Because there is a separate set of awards for Latin music, but only two awards for world music. Therefore, its very difficult for musicians from the rest of the world to win prizes.第6頁/共23頁第七

4、頁，共23頁。第7頁/共23頁第八頁，共23頁。CDs, VCDs, DVDs etc, are recorded music.第8頁/共23頁第九頁，共23頁。第9頁/共23頁第十頁，共23頁。Guess who they are voting for?第10頁/共23頁第十一頁，共23頁。presentachievementsindustryrecordedceremonycategoriesvote forin addition to第11頁/共23頁第十二頁，共23頁。performanceperformshapewell-establishedcriticcriticise/crit

5、icizecriticismcritical (of)第12頁/共23頁第十三頁，共23頁。Grammy- Oscars of music trophy第13頁/共23頁第十四頁，共23頁。Celine DionMariah CareyBeyonceMichael Jackson Whitney Houston第14頁/共23頁第十五頁，共23頁。第15頁/共23頁第十六頁，共23頁。Read and fill in the blanksThe Grammy AwardsContentWhen and where is the ceremony held?What are they given

6、 for?How many categories are there?What do people think of them?in the United States in February every year105not as important as they used to be, not taken seriously by some musicians or music fansfor important achievements inrecorded music第16頁/共23頁第十七頁，共23頁。第17頁/共23頁第十八頁，共23頁。第18頁/共23頁第十九頁，共23頁。第19頁/共23頁第二十頁，共23頁。 expressions 第20頁/共23頁第二十一頁，共23頁。第21頁/共23頁第二十二頁，共23頁。Post-readingWatch and think：Why does the host suggest all the peoplemourning (悼念悼念(donin) for Whitney Houston?Because she is a great artist and has left ussome lasting music legacy(遺產(chǎn)遺產(chǎn)(ychn), which hasb