Teaching objectives
1. Cultivate students' language expression ability and reading ability;
2. Let students master basic Chinese knowledge and skills;
3. Cultivate students' thinking ability and creativity.
Teaching step
Step 1: preview before class
Before class, the teacher can let students preview the text and make relevant preparations in advance, such as preparing pens, papers and books.
Step 2: Import Courses
In class, teachers can attract students' attention by introducing some interesting topics or stories, so that they can participate in the class more actively.
Step 3: Explain the text.
Teachers can help students better understand and master the text by explaining the content, structure and language characteristics of the text. At the same time, teachers can also deepen students' understanding and memory by asking questions and discussing.
Step 4: Read the text aloud.
Students can improve their language expression and reading ability by reading the text aloud. Teachers can guide students to read correctly and help them correct their pronunciation and intonation.
Step 5: Understand the text
After the students read the text aloud, the teacher can check whether the students understand the text by asking questions and discussing. At the same time, teachers can also arrange some reading topics to deepen students' understanding and memory.
Step 6: Homework after class
After the course, teachers can assign some related homework, such as reading exercises and writing exercises, to consolidate students' knowledge and skills and help students better master the course content.
teaching method
In the teaching process, teachers can adopt the following teaching methods:
1. question and answer method: guide students to think and master knowledge by asking and answering questions;
2. explanation: help students understand and master knowledge through explanation and demonstration;
3. Discussion method: promote students' thinking and creativity through discussion and communication;
4. Practice methods: consolidate students' knowledge and skills through practice and practice.
teaching evaluation
In the teaching process, teachers can evaluate students' learning situation in the following ways:
1. test scores: evaluate students' mastery of knowledge through test scores;
2. Homework grading: Evaluate students' learning attitude and ability through the completion of homework;
3. Class performance score: evaluate students' thinking ability and language expression ability through class performance;
4. Personal evaluation: Evaluate students' learning and personal development through personal communication and observation.