1、As a reporter,Zhou Yang was eager to get a scoop.Now comes the chance.Lets go to the text“Getting the Scoop”What do you suppose the“scoop”is about?Who?What?板书设计GETTING THE“SCOOP”What is the scoop about?What should be done before the scoop appear in the newspaper?How should be a good article like?Wha
2、t is the scoop about?What should be done before the scoop appear in the newspaper?How should be a good article like?Read the text and answer the following questions.The scoop tells about a famous film star,who has done something wrong but has been lying.What is the scoop about?-Did he really do that
3、?-Yes,Im afraid he did.What do you suppose the film star may have done?What is the film stars response to the affair?And how did Zhou Yang deal with the affair?Although he had realized the man had been lying,Zhou Yang knew he mustnt accuse him directly.He would have to be accurate.Concise too!-The f
4、amous film star has been lying about the affair,but Zhou Yang is determined to find out the truth that he has been lying.accuse,charge,blame 词义辨析accuse sb.of (doing)sth.-指控charge sb.with(doing)sth.-指控blame sb.for(doing)sth.-责备他被指控偷了一辆汽车。He was accused of stealing a car.He was charged with stealing a
5、 car.accurate-conforming exactly to fact;errorless Your answer to question must be very,very accurate.Concise-Expressing much in few words;clear and succinct a concise dictionary 简明词典What should be done before the scoop appears in the newspaper?.Step1Step2Step3Step4Step5Step6Step7step8-You do some r
6、esearch to see if the story is true or not.-You begin to write the story using the notes from the interview-You give the article to the department editor-The article is given to a native speaker to check the use of English and improve the style.-The last stage the article is checked and approved by
7、the chief editor.-All the stories and photos are set and the colour negatives for the printing are made ready.-The first edition of the newspaper is printed.-You go to an interview to get the information for your story.We can learn from the text that the staff of a newspaper is made up of many diffe
8、rent people.u Reporters,photographers,department editors,copy editors,English editors,chief editors,news desk editors,printers .What are they?What are their jobs?reportersLook at the following pictures,and guess what they are?-Interview people to collect facts and write stories.Editors-read the arti
9、cle,and check the evidencePhotographer-take photos to match the story.Copy editors-edit the piece and design the main headline and smaller headingprinterRead the passage again and think about the following questions:What did you think about making news and being a reporter before you read this passa
10、ge?How about now?Do you think its a easy job to be a reporter?Step2-Write the scoop according the dialogue.1.Step 1 dialogue-Zhou Yang,the famous film star and two interviewees.Pay more attention to the questions to be asked.the main headline at the top and a smaller one under it.A good article shou
11、ld be written with no wasted words or phrases.A film Star Caught UnexpectedlyDid he need the money?There has been a strange happening at a downtown shopping ara.It has been said that a famous film star,Wang Ping,was caught stealing a gold necklace yesterday.He went into a shop and when the jeweler t
12、urned his back,Wang Ping took the necklace and ran out of the shop.The shopkeeper shouted and a crowd of people gathered.The police went to Wang Pings home and questioned him.He denied he had stolen the necklace and told he had enough money to buy the necklace anyway.He said he had been at a restaur
13、ant with his wife.But a reporter,Zhou Yang,found this was untrue.So the police are treating this case seriously.Period 5Reading Tasksearching for the truthAs a news reporter,one has to make sure that the story is true.Otherwise,the writer will be accused of guilty.As a reader,one also has to find ou
14、t whether the story is true.So no matter what you are,you have to find out the truth.How can we find the truth?the reporters were there at the time.primary sourcesfrom the person presenting the programmer in the studiosecondary sources1.Where does the best information come from?2.What are primary so
15、urces?3.What are secondary sources?4.What sources are included in a newspaper?5.Why is it important to separate primary and secondary sources?1.Where does the best information come from?2.What are primary sources?3.What are secondary sources?those who were there at the time.the writings of the peopl
16、e who lived there.the writings of people at a much later date who write about the same events.4.What sources are included in a newspaper?5.Why is it important to separate primary and secondary sources?Because they can help us to decide what is a fact and what is an opinion.both the primary and the s
17、econdary sourcesTASKNow you have been asked to recommend a primary source from these writings about Julius Caesar,a Roman leader.Only one of them is a primary source so you must look at them carefully.Remember dates are very important.Tick the correct boxes.Then think which of them will have fewer f
18、acts and more opinions.Give a reason.1 1 Life of Julius CaesarLife of Julius Caesar(100 BC-44 BC)(100 BC-44 BC)2 The Gallic Wars2 The Gallic Wars(France)(France)(57 BC 53 BC)(57 BC 53 BC)3 Julius Caesar:Julius Caesar:a playa playPlutarchPlutarch(Greek(Greek)CaesarCaesar(Roman)(Roman)ShakespeareShake
19、speare(British(British)between 46 between 46 AD and 120 AD and 120 ADADIn 50s In 50s BCBC15991599BookBookAuthorAuthor Date Date WrittenWrittenPrimaryPrimary SecondarySecondarysourcesourcesourcesourceThe primary source is _ The primary source is _ because _.because _.I think I think _ will have more
20、opinions _ will have more opinions than facts because than facts because _._.The Gallic Wars The Gallic Wars it was written at the time it was written at the time Plutarchs Life of Julius Caesar and Shakespeares Plutarchs Life of Julius Caesar and Shakespeares play about Julius Caesar play about Julius Caesar they were written long after the events happened they were written long after the events happened
