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I.Teaching Objectives Training students in the following skills: 1.Listening for and noting specific factual information: dates, numbers, etc.2.Noting key information and answering questions with key words.3.How to take good notes: the use of abbreviations and symbols.II.Key Points 1.Take notes on numbers and some specific information about the chief events in the history of email.2.Short answer questions abut online shopping.3.How to take good notes in listening.III.Warm-up Exercise 1.What are the abbreviations you often use in send emails and short meages? 2.Have you ever done shopping on line? If yes, how do you do it?
IV.New Words and Expreions 1.crash:(v.)if a computer crashes, or if you crash the computer, it suddenly stops working e.g.The system crashed and I lost three hours' worth of work.2.coordinate: to organize an activity so that the people involved in it work well together and achieve a good result e.g.The agencies are working together to co-ordinate policy on food safety.3.hoax: 1.a false warning about something dangerous a bomb hoax
hoax calls(=telephone calls giving false information)to the police 2.an attempt to make people believe something that is not true an elaborate hoax
4.shorthand: a fast method of writing, using special signs or shorter forms to represent letters, words, and phrases e.g.The reporter took notes in shorthand.5.abbreviation: a short form of a word or expreion e.g.Dr for Doctor 6.techie: someone who knows a lot about computers and electronic equipment 7.zoom: go somewhere or do something very quickly 8.decode: to discover the meaning of a meage written in a code(=a set of secret signs or letters)ￚsynonym decipher 9.standby: something that is kept ready so that it can be used when needed 10.make the rounds: reappear;make one’s usual visits
11.for what it’s worth: however much or little importance or value something has e.g.Here’ s my opinion, for what it’s worth.12.primitive: not modern, very simple and not having the extra modern parts that would make things faster, better, more comfortable etc--opposite advanced, modern e.g.The first station buildings were quite primitive.The local hospital care is primitive and unreliable.13.costly: expensive 14.catalogue: a complete list of things that you can look at, buy, or use, usu in a special order and with a description of each, for example in a library or at an art show e.g.an online catalogue 15.ban: officially forbid sth
V.Cultural Notes 1.UCLA: the University of California at Los Angeles, one of the nine universities that are part of the University of California 2.Jimmy Carter:(1924-)the 39th President of the US from, 1977 to 1981.Carter helped arrange the peace agreement between Egypt and Israel called the Camp David Agreement.Camp David: 戴维营the country home of the US President, where the President goes to relax, in the Catoctin Mountains of northern Maryland, north-northwest of Washington, D.C.It was established by Franklin D.Roosevelt in 1942 as Shangri-La(香格里拉，世外桃源).Dwight D.Eisenhower renamed it Camp David in honor of his grandson.People remember it especially for the Camp David Agreement, which established peace between Egypt and Israel and was signed at Camp David in 1979.Shangri-La: a distant, beautiful, imaginary place where everyone is happy.2 The name comes from the book Lost Horizon by James Hilton, about an imaginary valley in Tibet.香格里拉
3.Maine: ME a state in the northeast of the US, next to the Atlantic coast and the border with Canada.Maine is the largest state in New England, and is famous for its beautiful forests, mountains, and coast.4.Miouri: MO, a state in the central US, which is an industrial and farming area
VI.After-listening Questions:
1.What is the original use and modern use of the word “network”?
2.According to the report, why do women like doing shopping on the Internet? 3.Movie appreciation: You’ve got mail(first half)
VII.Aignment.Listen and take notes by focusing on the major details of a paage, report, etc.VIII.Spelling Quiz 1.addre 2.crash 3.account 4.coordinate 5.hoax 6.Maine 7.abbreviation 8.zoom 9.decode 10.standby
11.connection 12.broadcasting 13.costly 14.primitive 15.catalogue
16.ban 17.eential 18.minimum 19.appropriate 20.column 3
