英语公开课怎么上

1、调节情绪，保持适度焦虑

因为要把自己暴露在公众视线中，所以在面对公开课任务时，很多教师都会表现出不同程度的焦虑，如紧张、忧虑、恐惧、犹豫等。这是一种自然反应状态，是教师自律性和责任心的表现。

当然，焦虑也不能过度，否则，带来的只是恐惧害怕、心烦意乱和士气低落。焦虑就像是一根橡皮筋，如果拉得太紧，它会断掉；如果拉得不够紧，张力又得不到最大限度的发挥。要做好公开课的准备工作，就要学会找到平衡点，保持适度焦虑。

2、独辟蹊径，选准新切入点

学校或教研单位在安排公开课的教学内容时，要统筹兼顾，做到有系统性和延续性。现在提倡一种单元系列公开课，即把某个单元的教学内容分成多个课时，分别由不同的老师来授课，这些课受同一个话题所统领，前后之间互相衔接，较好地呈现了单元教学的全貌和不同课时之间的关联性，这种系列公开课非常有利于青年教师的专业化成长。

3、彰显个性，汲取集体智慧

公开课，一定要有值得“公开”的内容，要有上课教师的独立思考，有让人眼前一亮的原创思想，不能是平时课堂的简单重复或再现。教师也不能逢场作戏，只会演绎现成的“教案剧本”。

教师在备课时，最好自己先独立思考，再去参考网络资源，或听取集体备课的意见。在整合资源和征求意见时，要懂得取舍，最漂亮的未必就是最好的，要挑选最适合自己教学风格的。否则，就容易出现以下三种大煞风景的失败课型。

4、挖掘资源，精心制作设计

对于一个教学主题，常能搜集到一大堆相关资料。这就需要上课教师独具慧眼，筛选出最切题的材料，删繁就简，必要时，甚至要忍痛割爱。“课堂不是筐，什么东西都往里面装。”要明白这一点，否则会造成材料堆积，学生得到的只是视觉和听觉上的狂轰滥炸，一节课目不暇接，看得眼花缭乱，却丧失了思考的空间和时间。

5、好“课”多磨，磨出新理念

公开课的打磨过程，就是教师自身发展与再提高的过程。经常性的打磨，能更好地促进上课教师与研讨人员的专业发展，使他们能听到多方面的建设性意见，来修正自己的教学行为和设计。

上课教师要明白，需要打磨的是教师本身和教学设计，而不是去“磨”学生，更不是上课老师与上课班级进行的课前“彩排”。相反，上课教师是通过打磨，对教材处理、板书设计、语言表达、课堂驾驭等方面有一个大概的预期和了解，必要时对教案做一些微调。

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For example, now a lot of people like American English. So fashion is the way of dressing or behaving that is unusual or popular at a certain time.[Longman].教师对fashion一词作解释后继续讨论：T：Let’s talk about the fashion again. What can be fashionable?S10：Blue is very fashionable 40 years ago….S11: Now gene is very fashionable….从以上的教学片断可以看出，教师准确地把握了设疑的方向，通过学生感兴趣的问题的设置，把学生调动起来，使学生对这堂课要学的内容发生兴趣，并进入积极的思维状态。要调动学生，激活学生的思维，教师准确把握质疑的时机无疑也是非常重要的。再以上述这堂课为例，教师与学生一起分析教材的内容，学生学习感知并理解课文内容后，教师设置讨论题：T: What effects will fashion cause to students?学生分组回答：Group1: pay more attention to their appearance, clothing, lifestyle…Group2: pay more attention to modern science, eg. gene, clone, nanometer(纳米)….Group3: They want to keep pace with the modern life….教师继续设问：T：What is or are the most important thing or things in life?学生回答：love/knowledge/friendship/being happy/spirit….从以上的讨论可以看出，由于教师适时而精当的点拨、引导，才有学生思维活跃，主动探究的精彩。这样，既使课文得到了总结、拓展和探究，又锻炼了学生的思维能力。 当然，教师所提问题一定要适度。一是深度，即不能超越学生的知识基础；二是广度，即不能超出学生生活实践的范围。否则，无法激活学生思维。四、教师要讲究课堂组织、调控、启发的艺术教学提问是教师教学的重要手段和教学活动的有机组成部分。Bellack（1996）曾指出：“在所进行研究的课堂上，教学程序的核心是教师的提问，学生的回答，经常还有老师对学生的回答所做出的反应。”课堂提问在每天的教学中都是大量的，其有效性直接决定着教师教学的质量水平。在公开课上经常会发现教师的“逼供”式的提问，即教师通过不断的追问，甚至是一些没有实际思维含量的提问，如教师不停地问学生:Yes or no? Do you think so? 等，非要学生按自己的设计回答Yes; 一味地把学生往自己预设的“框子”里面“逼”；而学生则费尽心思地揣摩教师想得到的“供”，时下这已经成了公开课中出现的普遍现象。造成这种现象的主要原因是教师教学理念的滞后：只关注教学设计的有序实施，不注重教学过程的随机生成；只考虑自己准备的内容是不是讲完了，不考虑学生是不是接受了。五、教师要灵活处理教材，教学设计符合学生实际有人说“公开课与其说成是讲给学生听的，倒不如说是演给听课老师看到的。”这从一个方面说明了目前一些公开课上教学的不真实性，而在课堂上教师的情感虚饰则增加了公开课“作秀”的成分。新课标反复提倡的一个理念是积极倡导自由、合作、探究的学习方式，鼓励教师给学生创造探究平台。因此，凡公开课我们都可以见到诸如“讨论”、“探讨”之类的环节，它好像已经成了新课标旗帜性的标志，似乎谁不用谁就跟不上新课标精神一样。更重要的是冷场是公开课第一大敌，这个险好像谁都冒不起，而热热闹闹的讨论正好可以弥补这一缺憾。于是想办法让学生开口说话、让课堂热闹起来成了首要的事情，花里胡哨的东西越来越多。所以在公开课上大家经常看到教师用一些鼓励性的语言寻找发言者，哪怕是一句不着边际的话，也是“感恩”不尽，并赶快接过他的话头引导到自己所预设的轨道上来。不管学生的回答正不正确、有没有道理都说“You’re great!”, “You did a good job.”。教师的表扬是用来激发学生的发言欲望的，但是这种无限演绎的廉价的表扬又能起到多大的作用呢？为了热闹为了合作，为了更能体现新课标精神，老师们想着法儿变花样，有的甚至到了哗众取宠的地步，一看便是虚情假意。所以教师要创造性地使用教材，对教材进行适当的调整和取舍，教学设计必须符合学生的实际。六、教师要营造“亮点”，让课堂教学高潮迭起课堂教学的“亮点”是指教师的教学给学生留下最深刻鲜明的印象并得到学生最富于感情反应的时刻，这时师生双方的积极性达到最佳配合状态。有经验的教师进行教学时，总是牢牢地抓住学生的注意力，不失时机地精心制造教学的亮点，把课堂教学推向高潮，以使学生达到情绪高涨、智力振奋的积极状态。课堂亮点的出现使学生受到良性的强烈的刺激，使课堂教学的境界得到升华。那么，如何营造“亮点”呢？“亮点”可以是事先设计的，也可以是课堂随机生成的，营造亮点，一看你的意识强不强，二看你的能力硬不硬，三看你的机智高不高。七、教师要充满激情马卡连柯曾经指出：“做教师的决不能没有表情，不善于表情的人就不能做教师。”一个冷漠、毫无激情的教师，他的教学必定是枯燥无味的。公开课上教师饱满的热情、最佳的心境和高昂的教学激情必能感染学生，调动教学气氛，使学生在心理上产生共振，进入最佳的学习状态。做一个充满激情的英语教师，就需要教师在课堂上全身心地投入，真诚地对待学生，教师真诚的关注容易感染学生。英语教师要做到“让学生喜欢你的英语课，让学生喜欢英语学习，让学生有终身学习英语的意识”的境界有很多途径，而充满激情无疑是其中很重要的一条。八、教师要富有机智教学机智在当今课改新课堂中扮演的角色越来越重要。教师要自如地驾驭课堂这个复杂多变的动态系统，顺利地完成教学任务，就必须掌握教学机智。俄国教育家乌申斯基说：“不论教育者是怎样地研究教育理论，如果他没有教育机智，他不可能成为一个优秀的教育实践者。”教学机智并非可望而不可及，只要我们掌握它的一般规律，利用科学的方法，沿着有效的途径，就不难处理好课堂偶发情况，创造性地完成教学任务，从而不断地提高自己的教学机智水准。在公开课上课堂偶发情况的发生，无疑是对教师的一种严峻挑战。然而，挑战与机遇同在，偶发情况中，既有不利于正常教学的，也有利于正常教学的，即经过教师及时、巧妙、灵活地处理，能够对教学起到烘托、补充、增效的作用。(Simplified) Lesson Plan for Passage 63 of New Concept English (Book II)I. Teaching Aims and Demands(omitted)II. Teaching Procedure1: One-minute questions1.Who is the American president now?(George Bush)1. When is Mother’s Day celebrated?(The second Sunday of May)2. What are the three basic colors of light?(Red, yellow and green)3. What are the 5 senses of human beings?(The sense of sight/hearing/smell/taste/touch)4. In what city is the United Nations Headquarters located?(New York)5. What happened to the city about two weeks ago?(Two aeroplanes/Boeing 757 crashed into the World Trade Center and many people lost their lives…on Sept.11,2001)6. Are oranges acid/sour food or basic food?(Basic)7. Which one is better for old people to have more acid food or basic food?(basic)8. Can the elephant’s trunk drink water?(No)2: A word game3: News or storiesa. It’s our news/story time. Do you have any news/story interesting enough to share withyour classmates?b. Any comments upon what you’ve just heard?4: Text She was not amuseda. Presentationb. Listen to the tape and answer: Did Jenny enjoy her father’s sense of humor?c. Questions about the main idea of the passage:(1)Were the stories in her father’s speech very amusing?(2)Was her father an amusing person?(3)Why was Jenny not amused?(4)What were they laughing at?(5)Who were they laughing with?d. Questions for language points:(1)Does Jeremy have many friends?(a large circle of friends)(2)When you have a large circle of friends, does it mean you and your friends often stand in a circle talking together? Why? (common interest/friendship/bring you together)(3)Do you like to have a large circle of friends? Why?(Everything has two sides.)(4)Why is Jeremy very popular at parties?his sense of humoran amusing person…(5)What does well-done homework depend on? (a high sense of duty/responsibility)(6)Who do you think needs a good sense of direction especially?(a driver)(7)If I go to a new place, I get lost easily. Do you know why? (a poor sense of direction)(8)Where did Jeremy go to show his sense of humor?(at a wedding reception)(9)What is done first at a wedding reception in western countries?(It’s a custom that someone(usually chosen by the bridegroom himself) will make a speech at the reception. And this person usually has a very close relation with the bridegroom(maybe his best friend or one of his relatives). The speech will be followed by a dance. The bride and bridegroom who newly wed, dance first and then everyone joins in.)e. Questions for further comprehension of the passage:(1)How did Jeremy feel about the invitation?(This is the sort of thing he loves. eg. When I was asked to give this open lesson, Ihesitated as this is the sort of thing that I fear. sort = kind)(2)Was his speech a good success? Why?(3)What did people do after his speech?(laughed, clapped their hands…)(4)Who laughed the best? Who didn’t enjoy his speech? Why?(5)How was Jeremy feeling when he was asked to go home?(very much disappointed as his daughter’s remark was like a wet blanket---His daughterpoured cold water upon him.)(6)Is he a good father? Why? (He did as his daughter asked/just at the moment he was the very center of the attention of the reception when Jenny wanted him to go home.)(7)Is she a good daughter? Why?f. Questions for the implied meaning:Let’s find out in what way she could have been amused:(1)if she had been older and could understand her father’s humor of sense;(2)if her father had told her a bit earlier that the more people laughed, the more successful his speech would be;(3)if she had known there is a big difference between “laugh at” and “laugh with”;if she had known that people were not laughing at her father, but laughing with her father at stories;g. Read aloud(if time permits)h. Questions for imagination:1.Suppose you were Jenny, please give us some deion about that day you had.2.Suppose you were one of Jeremy’s friends at the reception, describe the scene from your own observation.3.Discuss the title/Read it with different emphasis:a. ’She Was Not Amused (while the others were amused)b. She Was ’Not Amused (on the contrary, she was rather upset)4.Are you amused after learning the story? Why?5.Have you got any questions to ask Jeremy as a newsman?