5. Starting up: students discuss questions about imports and exports. They also complete a chart placing countries according to natural resources and economic wealth.
讲授
Summarize the contents of an application form for a letter of credit from the reading.
20min
训练(巩固拓展检验)
Writing: Write aletter, describing the benefits the company can offer and give references.
4. Starting up: students discuss questions about imports and exports. They also complete a chart placing countries according to natural resources and economic wealth.
写作练习
Write a letter.
10min
总结
eful words, phrases and collocations for talking about international trade.
2.Application form for aletter of credit.
归纳讲述
参考资料
Teacher’s Resource Book（高等教育出版社）
二、教学设计
步骤
教学内容
教学方法
Activities (学生活动)
Time
Hale Waihona Puke (时间)告知(教学内容、目的）
1. Warmer.
2. Overview.
3. Quotation: “Every time we buy a foreign car we put someone else out of work.
5. Vocabulary: Students study some useful words, phrases and collocations for talking about international trade.
6.Reading: Students read an application for a letter of credit, complete a form, answer comprehension questions and write a letter.
讲授
5min
引入（任务项目）
1.Warmer
2.Overview
3.Quotation
提问
Answer the questions
5 min
操练（掌握初步或基本能力）
1) Students discuss questions about imports and exports. They also complete a chart placing countries according to natural resources and economic wealth
Part A
1)Ask students to list five things which they own-expensive things, cheap things, clothing, machines, etc.
2)Get students to read the question.
3)Tell students to work through their list of five possessions, deciding which are imported and where they come from.
5min
作业
Keep the vocabularies in mind.
课堂练习
Practice in class
10min
后记
Period I:
Steps
（步骤）
Methods & Tasks（方法、任务）
Introduction
1. Warmer.
2. Overview.
3. Quotation: “Every time we buy a foreign car we put someone else out of work.
5)Get the students to debate the quotation in groups. Circulate and monitor.
Step Three
Starting up:
In this section students take part in some discussion activities designed to orient them to the theme of the unit and to provide some useful speaking practices.
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本次课标题：Unit6 Trade
(Starting up / Vocabulary /Reading)
教学目标
能力（技能）目标
知识目标
1. Discuss questions about imports and exports.
2. Talk about international trade.
3. Application form for letter of credit.
能力训练任务及过程
1. Greet the students and introduce the aims of this class
2. Warmer.
3. Overview.
4. Quotation: “Every time we buy a foreign car we put someone else out of work.
StepOne
Warmer: Question: Ten reasons to buy imported goods.
Divide the class into small groups.
Ask students to think of as many reasons as they can for why people in their country choose imported rather than domestically produced goods.
3)Get students in the for group to think of arguments to support the quotation and students in the against group to think of arguments disagreeing with it. Allow a couple of minutes.
阅读理解
The students read the article carefully and finish the exercise.
15min
归纳（知识和能力）
The contents of an application form for a letter of credit.
Exporter/ Importer/ Goods/ Quantity/ Value/ Method of payment/ Documents required/ Contract restriction
4. Starting up: students discuss questions about imports and exports. They also complete a chart placing countries according to natural resources and economic wealth.
Step Two
Quotation:“Every time we buy a foreign car we put someone else out of work..”
1)Divide the class into two groups: for and against
2)Ask students to read the quotation.
2)Vocabulary: Students study some useful words, phrases and collocations for talking about international trade.
分组讨论
Discuss questions and learn the vocabularies.
4)Redivide the class into groups of four to six students, each group containing a roughly equal number of students from the previous for and against groups.
20 min
深化（加深对基本能力的体会）
Reading: Letters of credit are used in international trade to guarantee payments. This reading section is based on a letter from an exporter requesting the bank to open a letter of credit.