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The humanities: Out of date?

Teaching plan presentation

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Contents

◆I. General introduction to College English

1. Determination of course objective

2. Teaching methodology

◆II. Teaching plan of Unit 2: The humanities: Out of date?

1. Overall unit planning

2. Specific planning of each period

◆III. Embodiment of golden course

◆IV. Highlights

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LOGO

I. General introduction to College English

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I. General introduction to College English

Background

1. Determination of course objective

New Times: golden course

Our university:

innovation & applicationOur students:tool / communication

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inter-cultural communication

competency

competency to see the world from multiple perspectives

learning competency

logical & critical thinking competency

objective of College English

1. Determination of course objective

I. General introduction to College English

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2. Teaching methodology

POA (文秋芳,2018)conception

model methodsPOAonline-offline

question-driven

discussing

objective

I. General introduction to College English

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LOGO

II. Teaching plan of specific unit

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II. Teaching plan of Unit 2: The humanities: Out of date?

1. Overall unit planning

language feature: metaphorical

language

organization of text: structure/logical

relation/ writing skill

special concepts: language, inner drive,

civilizations

1st period: the exploration of theme

2nd period 3rd period 4th period

How

Why

What

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2. Specific planning (1st period): the exploration of theme

II. Teaching plan of Unit 2: The humanities: Out of date?

objective to develop Ss’ logical & critical thinking competency through the exploration of theme

Teaching procedure

design

(POA)

1) Lead-in (1) Discuss the meaning of title(2) Guess the author’s ideas

online-offline blending method

5 mins

2) Content understanding (what)

(1) Key-question discussion (2) Retelling (3) Co-assessment

question-driven and discussion methods

25 mins

3) Theme exploration(why)

(1) Group discussion & sharing(2) Teacher’s assessment

discussion method

9 mins

4 mins4) Review &

reflection(1) The main points (2) The purpose of teaching

activities

5) Assignment (1) Analyze text organization (how). (2) Write a persuasive essay.

2 mins

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2. Specific planning (2nd period): the analysis of text organization

II. Teaching plan of Unit 2: The humanities: Out of date?

objective to develop Ss’ logical & critical thinking competency through the organization analysis

teaching procedure

design

(POA)

1) Lead-in (1) Matching(2) Teacher’s assessment

online-offline blending method

5 mins

2) Text organization analysis

(1) Structure

(2) Logical relation

(3) Writing skill

discussion method

17 mins

3) Writing practice

(1) Polishing (2) Peer and teacher’s assessment exercise method

18 mins

4) Review & reflection

(1) The main points (2) The purpose of teaching activities

discussion method

3 mins

5) Assignment (1) Hand in the polished composition.(2) Discuss online “What is language?”.

2 mins

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2. Specific planning (3rd period): the analysis of special concepts

II. Teaching plan of Unit 2: The humanities: Out of date?

objective to develop Ss’ competency to perceive the issue from multiple perspectives

teaching procedure

design

(POA)

1) Lead-in (1) Online-offline discussion(2) Common view on “language”

online-offline blending method

5 mins

2) Concept analysis

“language” & “inner drive”(1) Students’ primary understanding(2) Teacher’s guidance (3) Students’ discussion and sharing(4) Co-assessment

discussion method 20 mins

3) Practice

(1) Group discussion of the concept of “civilization”

(2) Co-assessmentexercise method 15 mins

4) Review & reflection

(1) The key points(2) The association with the theme

discussion method 3 mins

5) Assignment Analyze the given sentence from multiple perspectives.

2 mins

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2. Specific planning (4th period): the analysis of metaphorical language in text (MLT)

II. Teaching plan of Unit 2: The humanities: Out of date?

objective to develop Ss’ metaphorical thinking competency through the analysis of MLT

teachingprocedure

design

(POA)

1) Lead-in (1) Perception of Chinese ML(2) Discussion of ML

online-offline blending method

3mins

2) Explanation of ML

(1) Definition(2) Cognitive mechanism(3) Examples question-driven &

discussion methods

5mins

3) Analysis of MLT

(1) Construction of MLT(2) Deconstruction of MLT(3) Discussion of language effects

15mins

4) Practice(1) Creation of ML on “learning”(2) Co-assessment exercise method

12mins

5) Review & reflection

(1) The key points(2) The purpose of teaching activities

discussion method 3mins

6) Assignment Analyze ML in other parts of text. 2mins

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II. Teaching plan of Unit 2: The humanities: Out of date?

objective to develop Ss’ competency to perceive the issue from multiple perspectives

teaching procedure

design

(POA)

1) Lead-in (1) Online-offline discussion (2) Common view on “language”

online-offline blending method

5 mins

2) Concept analysis

“language” & “inner drive”(1) Students’ primary understanding(2) Teacher’s guidance (3) Students’ discussion and sharing(4) Co-assessment

discussion method

20 mins

3) Practice

(1) Group discussion of the concept of “civilization”

(2) Co-assessmentexercise method 15 mins

4) Review & reflection

(1) The key points(2) The association with the theme

discussion method

3 mins

5) Assignment Analyze the given sentence from multiple perspectives.

2 mins

2. Specific planning (3rd period): the analysis of special concepts

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1) Lead-in(1) Online-offline discussion(2) Common view on “language”

2) Concept analysis(1) Teacher’s guidance(2) Students’ discussion and sharing

2) Concept analysis

(3) Co-assessment

“language” “inner drive” 3) Practice: “civilization”

II. Teaching plan of Unit 2: The humanities: Out of date?

2. Specific planning (3rd period): the analysis of special concepts

4) Review & reflection

5) Assignment

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LOGO

III. Embodiment of golden course

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POA (文秋芳,2018)conception

model methodsPOA

1. General course planning

III. Embodiment of golden course: high level, innovation & challenge

Innovation in teaching methodology

online-offlinequestion-drivendiscussing

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2. Specific unit planning

knowledge

Why

What How

“language”

MLTretelling

key competencies

innovativechallenging

high-level

III. Embodiment of golden course: high level, innovation & challenge

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IV. Highlights

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1. High integration with POA

1) Delicacy design of each period of class

2) Special micro-analysis of text

2. Full embodiment of golden course

IV. Highlights

1) Innovation in methodology & analysis patterns

2) High level in content & objectives

3) Challenge in teaching activities

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II. Teaching plan of Unit 2: The humanities: Out of date?

1. Overall unit planning

language feature: metaphorical

language

organization of text: structure/logical

relation/ writing skill

special concepts: language, inner drive,

civilization

1st period: the exploration of theme

2nd period 3rd period 4th period

How

Why

What

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The humanities: Out of date?

Demo class:The analysis of special concepts

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to understand the concepts “language” and

“inner drive”

Knowledge

to perceive the issue from multiple perspectives

Competency

Teaching objectives

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I • Lead-in

II • Concept analysis: “language”

III • Practice: “inner drive”

IV • Review & reflection

V • Assignment

Teaching procedures

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I. Lead-in

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What is language?

Please use three words to define it.

I. Lead-in

1. Question: online discussion

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www.themegallery.com

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www.themegallery.com

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www.themegallery.com

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words that are used to

communicate ideas

words communicate idea

I. Lead-in

1. Question: common view on “language”

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常记溪亭日暮,沉醉不知归路。兴尽晚回舟,误入藕花深处。争渡,争渡,

惊起一滩鸥鹭。

——(宋)李清照

I. Lead-in

2. Example

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Do we communicate only by

this language?

I. Lead-in

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II. Concept analysis : “language”

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Ode an die Freude

风の住む街

In musicians' eyes,

what can be their “language” ?

MUSIC

II. Concept analysis: “language”

1. Examples

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II. Concept analysis: “language”

1. Examples

Notre Dame de

Paris Cathedral

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II. Concept analysis : “language”

1. Examples

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My heart literally broke when

the spire collapsed.

People reacting “Haha” should

have burned in that fire too.

II. Concept analysis: “language”

1. Examples

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“Notre Dame is our history. It’s

our literature. It’s our imagery.”

II. Concept analysis: “language”

1. Examples

In French people's eyes,

what can be their “language” ?

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II. Concept analysis : “language”

2. Textbook

Para 5.

Historians, architects, authors, philosophers

and artists have captured this inner struggle in the

form of story, music, myth, painting, architecture,

sculpture, landscape and traditions. These men

and women developed artistic “languages” that

help us understand these aspirations and also

educate generations. This fertile body of work

from ancient times, the very foundation of

civilization, forms the basis of study of the

humanities.

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II. Concept analysis : “language”

3. Summary

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II. Concept analysis : “language”

Perceive the concept from multiple perspectives

3. Summary

word ?

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II. Concept analysis: “language”

1) Basic meaning words/communicate/idea

artistic “languages”

3. Summary

Multiple perspectives

(fields, objects, standpoints…)

2) Extended meaning

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III. Practice: “inner drive”

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III. Practice : “inner drive”

Perceive the concept from multiple perspectives

inner drive

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III. Practice: “inner drive”

Para 4.

Here, please allow me to stand up for and

promote the true value that the humanities add to

people's lives. Since ancient times, people have

speculated about the mystery of those inner forces that

drive some people to greatness and others to self-

destruction. This inner drive has been called many

things over the centuries. The famous psychologist,

Sigmund Freud, called it the “unconscious mind” or,

more familiarly, “instinct”.

Perceive the concept from multiple perspectives

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III. Practice: “inner drive”

What will you call this inner drive?

Perceive the concept from multiple perspectives

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III. Practice: “inner drive”

Perceive the concept from multiple perspectives

1) Basic meaning ?

?

Multiple perspectives

(fields, objects, standpoints…)

2) Extended meaning instinct/ patriotism/

self-improvement …

force inside your body

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IV. Review & reflection

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Multiple perspectives

IV. Review & reflection

1. Review

“language”

“inner drive”

1) Basic meaning

2) Extended meaning(fields, objects,

standpoints…)

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IV. Review & reflection

2. Reflection

“language”

“inner drive”

NOT and NEVER

out of date

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V. Assignment

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V. Assignment

Please analyze the following sentence

from multiple perspectives:

“Once the dominant pillars of university life, the humanities

now play little roles when students take their college tours.”

(Para 3)

linguistic meaning cognitive thinkingrhetoric devices

Online discussion

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Thank you!