How to give a trial lecture in colleges and universities?

If you are not familiar with the textbook, you can give a trial lecture by the following methods:

1. Read the text paper. First of all, look at the content: read through the article and briefly understand the content of the text. Secondly, find the center: find out the central idea of the article. Finally decide the emotion: experience the emotion contained in the article.

2. Guess the grade. According to the selected topics, and my own experience in preparing for the exam, I guess what grade this text is. According to the students' learning situation, the teaching objectives, teaching difficulties and what teaching methods to use are formulated.

3. Classify and locate the texts. Give the article an accurate positioning type. It is convenient for you to get relevant experience in your mind, and then set a template to write a lesson plan.

4. Look at the requirements of the demonstration. Pay attention to the specific items in the trial requirements.

5. Migration and application. Some parts of the same type of text can be transferred and used, just change the topic you drew at that time when you finally introduce it.

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The difference between giving a trial lecture and giving a lecture

Giving a lecture is a pre-class behavior. "Trial lecture" is a kind of classroom behavior; What is written before the lecture is the lecture draft, and what is written before the trial lecture is the teaching plan.

Lecturing is a bilateral activity between teachers and students. Under the guidance of teachers, students complete their learning tasks through reading, speaking, discussing and practicing, while lectures are mainly based on teachers' own explanations.

The "trial lecture" mainly simulates the scene of class on the spot. In the teacher recruitment examination, it is necessary to treat the following examiners as their own students and give them some interaction and communication. Compared with "lecture", the most distinctive feature of "trial lecture" class is "acting", which requires questioning sessions.