Teaching Plan for Unit 2 of Module 6 of the 8th Grade English Volume 1 published by Foreign Language Research Institute

The teaching plan for the second unit of the sixth module of the eighth-grade English volume of the Foreign Language Research Institute is as follows:

1. Teaching objectives:

1. Help students master the concepts of this unit Vocabulary and sentence patterns, improve listening, speaking, reading and writing skills.

2. Guide students to understand the culture and customs of Western countries and cultivate cross-cultural awareness.

3. Cultivate students’ cooperation spirit and performance ability through group activities and role-playing.

2. Teaching content:

1. Learn the vocabulary and sentence patterns of this unit, including daily expressions such as shopping, ordering food, and asking for directions.

2. Read an article introducing the culture and customs of Western countries.

3. Listen to a travel introduction to Western countries and learn about local culture and attractions.

4. Group activities and role-playing, simulating shopping, ordering, asking for directions and other scenarios for conversation practice.

3. Teaching steps:

1. Introduce new lessons: Understand students’ preview situation by asking questions, and guide students to enter the study of this unit.

2. Learn vocabulary and sentence patterns: Through word cards and PPT presentations, students are led to learn the vocabulary and sentence patterns of this unit, and perform simple exercises and consolidations.

3. Reading article: Let students read an article introducing the culture and customs of Western countries, and answer related questions to help students understand Western culture.

4. Listening practice: Let students listen to a travel introduction to Western countries, learn about local culture and attractions, and answer related questions to cultivate students' listening skills.

5. Group activities and role-playing: Divide students into groups and let them conduct role-playing exercises in shopping, ordering, asking for directions, etc. in the group, and conduct demonstrations and evaluations to cultivate student cooperation. Mentality and performance ability.

6. Summary and evaluation: Summarize the learning content of this lesson, and provide evaluation and feedback to students to help students understand their learning situation and improve it.

4. Teaching reflection:

1. In the teaching process, attention should be paid to cultivating students’ oral communication skills and cross-cultural awareness, so that they can apply the knowledge they have learned in actual situations. .

2. In group activities and role-playing sessions, attention should be paid to guiding students to actively participate and cooperate, so as to improve their learning enthusiasm and cooperative spirit.

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