"Confucius Learns the Piano" PPT Courseware 4

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"Confucius Learns the Piano" PPT Courseware 4

learning target

1. Correctly read the new words in this lesson, master words such as "bored, overflowing, ups and downs, perfect", and accumulate key sentences and ancient sayings.

2. Learn the sentences that describe Confucius's piano learning, understand how Confucius' piano skills reached perfection, and appreciate Confucius's outstanding qualities of being humble and studious, constantly making progress, and striving for excellence.

Student words

tired earnestly overflow immersed

Furnace, pure, crazy and suppressed

understand words

Respectfully - Describes a very respectful attitude.

Sincerity - Honest and sincere. The description is not false.

Overflowing - meaning full, for example: My heart is overflowing with joy.

Smooth - Smooth and unobstructed.

Pleasant--good-sounding, beautiful meaning.

Intoxicated - as if stupid, but also as if drunk. Describes a person who is in a trance and has an abnormal mental state. It also describes someone who is so devoted that he loses his normal state.

Abruptly - describes the sudden cessation of sound.

Boredom - Loss of interest in an activity and reluctance to continue.

Sitting on the ground - originally refers to spreading the seat on the ground and sitting on it. Nowadays, it refers to sitting on the ground.

Ups and downs - ups and downs, pauses and turns. (Describes the pleasantness of music or the ups and downs of the voice when reading an article, etc.)

First reading perception:

1. Read the text by yourself and think about it, what is the main content of this text? In what order are they written? What kind of person do you think Confucius was?

(1) The text mainly talks about how Confucius was not only a great thinker and educator in history, but also a music connoisseur, especially good at playing the piano. However, he was not satisfied. When he was 50 years old, he asked the famous Lu Guo The musician Shi Xiang learned to play the piano. Confucius studied hard and practiced hard, and finally his piano skills reached perfection.

(2) The text is written in chronological order.

(Words expressing time: "Ten days have passed in a flash", "A few days have passed", "Some time has passed", "I don't know how many days have passed")

(3) Confucius is a person who works seriously, strives for excellence, and keeps making progress

2. The same group reads to each other and solves the problems that one does not understand.

study text

1. What level has the 50-year-old Confucius reached this time in his piano learning? There is a word in the text that is particularly well used. Who can find it first?

(perfectly accomplished)

What does being perfect mean?

(A metaphor for reaching a state of proficiency and perfection in knowledge, technology or work.)

(2) Ask students to read the text silently and think: Where can we see that Confucius was a serious, enterprising, and striving for excellence? How did Confucius' piano skills reach such a superb level? While reading, draw out the sentences in the text that describe Confucius' movements, language, and demeanor. Read them carefully and understand them carefully.

(Communication between groups.)

Ask students to read the text silently and think: Where can we see that Confucius was a serious, enterprising, and striving for excellence? How did Confucius' piano skills reach such a superb level? While reading, draw out the sentences in the text that describe Confucius' movements, language, and demeanor. Read them carefully and understand them carefully.

(1)...He is good at everything, especially playing the piano well. But Confucius was never satisfied. When he was 50 years old, he deliberately learned to play the piano from the famous musician Shi Xiang.

("Proficient in music", "especially good at playing the piano", and "when he was fifty years old", he "deliberately learned to play the piano from Shi Xiang, a famous musician from the state of Lu". It can be seen that Confucius was never complacent, humble and eager to learn.)

(2)... I saw Confucius sitting cross-legged and playing the tune respectfully, playing it over and over again, without showing any sign of boredom. …

(From "respectfully" and "play it over and over again without showing any sign of boredom", we can see that Confucius was very practical in his work. "Play it over and over again" shows that Confucius has learned the music score and is trying to figure out the skills of playing it. So when Shi Xiang persuaded him to learn a new piece of music, Confucius said that he still wanted to practice it.)

(3)... He saw that Confucius' fingers were used freely, and the music was played as smoothly, naturally and pleasantly as a stream. …

(From "The fingers can be used freely, and the music is played as smoothly and naturally as a stream, and it is pleasant to the ear." It can be seen that Confucius has mastered the skills of playing, but Confucius is still not satisfied. When Shi Xiang persuaded him to learn a new piece of music, , Confucius replied that he should carefully understand the ideological content of the music. Only in this way can it be touching when played.)

Confucius is indeed an amazing person. The little thing of learning piano made future generations so amazed. So, from the perspective of Confucius learning the piano today, connect it with your own life reality and think about your attitude when doing things. How do you treat learning the piano?

Confucius' famous sayings

1. When three of us travel together, there must be one person who is my teacher.

2. Review the past and learn the new.

3. Never tire of learning and teaching.

4. To know something is to know it, and to know something is to know it, and to know something is to know it. This is knowledge.

Expand and extend

1. Excerpt the wonderful sentences describing Confucius practicing the piano and listening to the piano with his teacher.

2. Accumulate the famous sayings of Confucius.

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