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用心爱心专心 Module1PrideandPrejudice PartOneTeachingDesign Goals Toimprovereadingabilityformainideasanddetails Tolearnsomeusefulwordsandexpressionsinthetext Toknowaboutthereviewofanovel Teachingprocedures Period1Introductionandreading Step1:Warmingup Warmingupbyintroducing Hello,class,todaywe’regoingtolearnUnit1.ThisunitisaboutafamousauthornamedJaneAustenandhernovels.NowIwillintroducetheauthorandthenovelbrieflytoyou.Listentomecarefullyplease. JaneAusten'slifeandbackground JaneAustenlivedaquietlife.ShewasbornonDecember16th,1775.Janewastheyoungestchildinthefamilyofeightchildren.HerfatherwasacountryministerinSteventon,asmallHampshiretowninSouthcentralEngland.Hermotherwasahousewifeandinterestedinliteratureandcouldwritestoriesandpoems.MissAustenattendedseveralschoolsuntiltheendofherformaleducation,whenshewasonlyeleven.Thenshewaseducatedbythemodelof“countryminister'sdaughter”athome.JaneAusten'slivelyintelligenceandkeeninterestinhumanrelationshipappearedtohavebeensharedbyallherfamily.Asateenager,sheshowedwitandlivelinessinherwritings.Herstoriesweresharedbyallherfamily. JaneAustenenjoyshighprestigeinliterature.Thequalitiesofherstyle---thedelicateprecision,briskdescriptionwhichoftenmarkssubtlety,thelucidityandvitalityandironicwit-wonhergreatfameasoneofthebestEnglishnovelists.Herinnerhumor,skillfulwritingandherownpersonalitymadeherworksattractnumerousreaders.Oneofherrepresentatives,PrideandPrejudicewasprobablythemostpopularofherfinishednovels.Fromthisnovel,wecanhaveacompleteandobjectiveknowledgeofJaneAusten.2.Warmingupbyquestions 1.Haveyoueverheardawell-knownauthornamedJaneAusten? 2.Whichcountryisshefrom? 3.Canyoutellusoneortwoofherrepresentatives? 3.Warmingupbystudyingsomenewwordsoftheunit Beforewereadthetext,weshouldfirstlystudysomenewwordswhichappearintheunit.Well,lookatthesewordsandtrytoreadthem,andthenpracticethespellingexercises. desperateessentialexistencefictioninsultintenselyrespectablesearchsensiblesuitablesuperficialunsociableacknowledgeadventurecomfortsfocusfortun