课程目标: Students can discuss how news is produced and shared and judge whether a source is reliable.
添加课程后会得到词汇集和练习的副本,课程会在编辑器中打开:可以在那里调整步骤并上课。
课程计划
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热身
引导学生开口并进入主题的问题。
- Where do you usually get your news: TV, websites, social media or friends?
- What was the last headline that really caught your attention?
- Have you ever believed a story that turned out to be false?
- Do you pay for any news or subscribe to any channels?
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新单词
认识单词并在游戏中巩固。
配对连词成句headline · article · journalist · broadcast · audience · reliable source · fake news · bias · coverage · editor · press · go viral · subscribe · advertisement · censorship
词汇集中的全部单词 - 3
练习
在语境中练习本课单词。答案只有您能看到。
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Her video of a dancing cat went ___ and got ten million views in two days.
答案: viral - 填空
The ___ decided not to publish the article because the facts hadn't been checked.
答案: editor - 填空
The final will be ___ live on national TV tomorrow evening.
答案: broadcast - 选择题
A newspaper always supports one political party and ignores facts that don't suit it. This is an example of ...
biascensorshipcoverageaudience - 选择题
Which is the most reliable source for checking a health claim?
a post shared by a friendthe website of an official health organisationa video with lots of likesan anonymous comment - 选择题
The journalist said, 'I am writing an article about the election.' → The journalist said that she ...
was writing an article about the election.had written an article about the election.will write an article about the election. - 选择题
What does 'coverage' mean in 'The election got a lot of media coverage'?
the amount of reporting about somethinga protective layerthe number of people who voteda type of advertisement - 判断对错
Read: 'A photo of a shark swimming down a flooded motorway appears after almost every big storm. It is usually shared with a dramatic headline, but journalists have shown many times that the image was edited. Even so, it still gets thousands of shares.' The shark photo is real.
答案: 错误 - 判断对错
Read: 'A photo of a shark swimming down a flooded motorway appears after almost every big storm. It is usually shared with a dramatic headline, but journalists have shown many times that the image was edited. Even so, it still gets thousands of shares.' The photo keeps spreading even though it has been shown to be fake.
答案: 正确 - 讨论题
You see a shocking headline on social media. What steps would you take before sharing it?
参考答案: First I'd read the whole article, not just the headline. Then I'd check who published it and whether reliable sources, such as major news agencies, are reporting the same story. I'd also look at the date and do a reverse image search on any photos.
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口语
学生用新单词回答。
- Should social media companies be responsible for removing fake news?
- Is censorship ever justified — for example, during a war or a pandemic?
- Can any news source be completely free of bias?
- Would you be willing to pay for high-quality journalism? Why or why not?
- How has the way young people get their news changed in the last ten years?
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复习
本课单词测验。选择学生后,是其链接中的家庭作业。
选择题