應(yīng)用型大學英語視聽說教程3unit 7 Nature or Nurture

1、 教師用書 Unit72010-02-03In this unit, you have: Are you close to biology? Activity 1: Oral Functions Task 1: Listening:Dont Get Your Hopes Too High Task 2: Viewing:Office Fashion Dos and Donts Task 3: Speaking:Bad Eating HabitsPart Three: In-putting & Out-puttingPeriod Part One:10CommunicativeSkillsPar

2、t Three:In-puttingOut-puttingPeriod Part Three:In-putting15Minutes Task 1: Listening for information: DNA Anniversary andGenetic Engineering5 PTaarskt1: V:ieLwienagdfo-riinnformation:Cloning the First HumanMinutesChecklistReview Checklist 2010-02-03Part One Lead-inAre you connected to biology?Teachi

3、ng tips:Tapescript:Are You Interested in Gardening?Jean:Why has planting vegetables in gardens become so popular?Jean:Well, not that many. Because in China, not so many people could have apersonal garden, especially those who live in the cities.Teaching tips: 2010-02-03Video Transcript:A Newsmans Sp

4、ot CoverageA： Since Dolly was cloned, were any other animals cloned by the scientists?B： Well, since the birth of Dolly, scientists have cloned other mammals includingmonkeys, pigs and goats.A: Is it possible to clone humans?A: What is the use of cloning so many animals?Check up the answers:1. mamma

5、ls 2. creative 3. experts 4. approved 5. cheaper 6. shortageACTIVITY 3 SPEAKINGTeaching tips: 2010-02-03or two groups to present their own discussions.Part Two: Communication SkillsI am not a good swimmer.He was not at home yesterday afternoon.There werent many people at the party yesterday.I am not

6、 ready.Teaching tips:ACTIVITY 2 ORAL PRACTICE 2010-02-03Dont Get Your Hopes Too High!Video Transcript:Office Fashion Dos and DontsHey guys, Jonathon Stewart here for A. So, youve got a job. If yourelucky, its the one that allows you to wear pretty much whatever you want to work. But,for the scores o

7、f millions of Americans who punch a clock at the office, attire is notusually quite so laid back, unless you work at Google. But try these office fashion dosand donts on for size and youre guaranteed to look your best, not getting fired forwearing something stupid. Check it out.Before you put anythi

8、ng on, its probably best to check out your company-specificdress code. A number of offices are business casual, but rules can vary, so before youget into a tangle with a supervisor, be sure you know the company line, whichhopefully is something like, Heck, every days Friday here! Oh wait, that was a

9、restaurant I used to work at.As a general rule, avoiding the following is probably best: sweat pants, sneakers,T-shirts, sloppy items like ripped jeans, revealing items like spaghetti straps, straplesstops, or tank tops, flip flops, cheap suits, or anything polyester. You should probablyalso avoid w

10、earing baseball hats and bandanas, or any combination thereof.Instead, stick to cleaned and pressed pants and button down shirts, skirts noshorter than just above-the-knee, v-neck sweaters, shoes that cover both your heeland toes, and camisoles as long as theyre in good taste and worn under a jacket

11、.For women, that is. I really look good in a camisole. Jeans are part of the middleground. If you do opt to wear them, make sure theyre straight-legged, dark, andabsent any wear lines or other markings. Many companies only allow jeans oncasual Friday. Just remember, the casual Friday in any company

12、does not equalSlobby McSlobberson Friday. 2010-02-03DontsDospressed pants, buttonsweat pants, sneakers,T-shirts, ripped jeans,spaghetti straps, straplesstops, tank tops, flip flops,cheap suits, baseball hatsand bandanasdownshirts,skirtsabove-the-knee, v-necksweaters, camisolesTask 3 SpeakingDirectio

13、ns: For the sake of health benefit, people should pay attention to whatthey eat and how they eat everyday. There are some foods or eatinghabits that are harmful to peoples health. Discuss with your partner,note down the results and present them to the class using thefollowing structure.Bad Eating Ha

14、bitsTeaching tips: 2010-02-03Part Three In-putting & Out-puttingACTIVITY 1 Listening to LearnTapescript:The Importance of EQZhang Jin: Hum, thats interesting.Lin Yun:A good EQ is important for everyones success.Zhang Jin: Yes, I cant agree with you more. 2010-02-03Check up the answers:StatementsCorr

15、ect Answer1. According to Zhang Jin, some young mencommitted suicide because they got a Fdisappointing score and failed the exam.2. EQ is a test to measure how smart youEQ is to test how good a personis at dealing with difficulties.Fare.3. Too much attention has been paid to IQ.TTTask 2 Listening fo

16、r Details4. Yes, I cant agree with you more.Task 3 Oral PracticeFrom: National Geographic Channel 2010-02-03The Youngest Member of High-IQ Club.The societys UK chapter has confirmed that the child is its youngest-ever member butits still uncertain whether she is also the youngest on record in Mensas

17、 more-than 40national chapters all around the world.ViewingTask 1for InformationCheck up the answers:1. C 2. B 3.B 4.AViewing 2010-02-03Check up the answers:Group Afourteen fortyseventy seventeenfifty-eight forty-eightone hundred and forty-nine118,170one hundred and eighteen thousand, one hundred an

18、d seventy857,951,000 eight hundred and fifty-seven million, nine hundred and fifty-onethousandGroup Bfiftyfifteenninety nineteen4,875,480,000 four billion, eight hundred and seventy-five million, four hundredand eighty thousand OR 2010-02-03Cultural LinkBritish English Numbers & American English num

19、bers116:1,800:Part Four Follow-up ActivitiesACTIVITY 1 LISTENING TO LEARNTask 1 Listen for InformationTapescript:DNA Anniversary and Genetic Engineering 2010-02-031. B2.C3. B4. CTask 2 Oral Practice Ask students to prepare for this part before class. Let students limit their presentation within thre

20、e minutes. Presentation skills need to be introduced to students. Evaluation is necessary after studentspresentation.More for teachersThe Three Presentation Essentials- Use visual aids where you can- Rehearse, rehearse, rehearse.- Chances are that the audience will only remember three messagesUse lists of three wherever you can in your presentation. If you have 2010-02-03CTIVITY 2: VIEWING TO LEARNTask 1 Viewing for InformationCloning the First HumanWhatever its opponents say, there are people who would try the new technology.For i