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高一—人教版—英语选择性必修一第一单元
Unit 1 People of Achievements
Lesson 4 Listening and Speaking
Learning objectives
At the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
listen for general ideas and specific information and listen for reasons.
learn how to give time to think in conversation.
talk about greatness and achievements.
Explore the meaning of greatness
Lead-in
What's the meaning of greatness
(persistence, sacrifice, devotion; make positive contributions to society, have great discoveries, inspire others to ...)
Try to become not a man of success, but a man of value.
We know Tu Youyou was awarded Nobel Prize in 2015.
Her greatness lies in her discovery of artemisinin, a crucial new treatment for malaria.
Tu Youyou
She made great achievements in medicine.
Do you know these people
Who are they
Florence Nightingale
Alexander Fleming
Elon Musk
Jack Ma
Bill Gates
Zhong Nanshan
Pre-listening
While-Listening---Task 1
1 Elon Musk
2 Bill Gates
3 Jack Ma(Ma Yun)
4 Alexander Fleming
5 Florence Nightingale
6 Zhong Nanshan
1. Match the people with their achievements.
A founder of modern nursing
B founded high-tech and futuristic companies
C managed the SARS outbreak
D made great advancement in online shopping
E made home computing accessible
F discovered penicillin
2. Listen to the conversation and check your answers.
While-Listening---Task 2
Listen to the conversation again. Who does each speaker admire Tick in the table below.
Dr Wang Wang Lin Anna Smith
Elon Musk
Bill Gates
Jack Ma
Zhong Nanshan
Florence Nightingale
Alexander Fleming
Dr Wang
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
When people give their opinions or decisions on a matter, they often give reasons for them. Sometimes, the reason is introduced by words such as because or due to. At other times, the reason is given right after the opinion or decision, and the link can be inferred.
Listen for reasons
vt. 推断;推定
While-Listening---Task 3
Listen again and answer the questions.
1. Why does Dr Wang say “money isn't everything”
2. What is the real reason Anna admires the famous people, and what examples does she give
3. What kind of person do you think Wang Lin admires Why
While-Listening---Task 3
1. Why does Dr Wang say “money isn't everything”
Because he doesn’t believe that money alone is a true measure of success.
While-Listening---Task 3
2. What is the real reason Anna admires the famous people, and what examples does she give
The real reason is that those people have worked so hard to achieve their goals and have positive contributions to the society.
She gives the examples of Elon Musk and Bill Gates.
While-Listening---Task 3
3. What kind of person do you think Wang Lin admires Why
She admires people that do good things to inspire her and her life, because she mentions these two things when she talks about how wonderful her father is.
Revision: try to fill in the blanks according to the content you learned just now.
Dr. Wang.
Well, you two, it's great that they’ve been able to become so successful and make all that money, but 1) ____________________. Just look at people like Alexander Fleming, who2) _________ penicillin, and Florence Nightingale, 3)__________of modern nursing, and my own 4)_____________ , Dr Zhong Nanshan, who 5)________ the SARS outbreak—they never made millions of dollars, but their contributions to 6)__________ have saved 7)__________ lives.
money isn't everything
discovered
the founder
personal hero
countless
health care
managed
Anna Smith: Yes, exactly! And Dr Wang, I think you misunderstood me just now. I agree with you. I like those people because they 8)________________ to achieve their goals and 9)_________________________
________. It's not just 10)_______ how much money they make. Elon Musk, for example, is trying to help 11) ______________________, and Bill Gates has given us home computers. I think we need 12) ____________ people like them.
have worked so hard
have positive contributions
due to
more creative
the future of humankind
to society
Revision: try to fill in the blanks according to the content you learned just now.
Post-Listening---Groupwork
1. Work in groups. Brainstorm the names of some great people and write them in the table below.
Su Bingtian, Lin Qiaozhi, ...
Tu Youyou, Newston, Einstein, ...
Marco Polo, Columbus, Xu Xiake, ...
Li Guibai, Liu Peitong, ...
Mahatma Gandi, Mandela, ...
Thomas Edison, Bi Sheng, ...
Giving time to think
(Er/Oh/Um,) let me see/think… Well, er, … Yeah, I mean, I understand what you're saying … Anyway, … Just a moment. Hang on a second. May I think about that for a moment How can/shall/should I put this/it Let me think about this/that for a moment. Right. /Sure
Really
Well, I guess…
You see/know, …
So, …
Well, it’s on the tip of my tongue.
I’ve nearly got it, er, …
What I want to say is …
Post-Listening---Discussion
2. Discuss what makes these people great. Try to use the following language fillers to give yourself time to think.
Bob: To me, Bill Gates and Zhou Enlai are great men.
Jack: Bob, what makes these people so great
Bob: Um, May I think about that for a moment
Jack: Lucy, what's your opinion about it
Lucy: I think it's the persistence that makes them great just like the father of India, er, ... It's on the tip of my tongue, but ...
Bob: Mohatma Gandi.
Lucy: Right.
Bob: Besides, I guess it's also their wisdom that keeps them free from the danger till success like Mao Zedong.
Lucy: What’s more, they work very hard and concern people a lot.
Jack: I totally agree with what you guys said.
Post-Listening---Discussion
Sample Dialogue 2
Bob: To me, Bill Gates is a great man.
Greta: Why do you think that
Bob: Well, I guess, because he’s one of the world’s most successful businessmen. You see, almost everyone uses his products on their computers.
Greta: Let me think about that for a moment. I guess that’s true, but I don’t think that makes him great. When Gates started out, there were many other computer systems that were just as good or better than Windows. He didn’t invent something completely new. He was just lucky.
Bob: Well, er, maybe luck had something to do with it, but great people make their own luck because they’re clever and work hard.
Greta: I don’t really think that’s true. A lot of clever people work hard and never have good luck.
Bob: Then who do you think is great
Greta: Thomas Edison, because he had so many inventions that helped mankind. The light bulb, the record player, films... The world we live in now is a world that Edison made for us. Without his original ideas, we would not have much of the modern technology we have today.
Bob: I’m not sure that his ideas were really that original. For example, Edison didn’t really invent the light bulb. Rather, he invented the first successful light bulb. The idea for the light bulb had been around for a long time, but because Edison worked harder and was cleverer than everyone else, he was able to succeed where many people had failed.
Greta: Hang on a second. I believe that Edison’s inventions have helped far more people than Bill Gates’s.
Bob: I simply disagree.
Jill: You know, I think that I have to disagree with both of you. The greatest person I know of is John Watson.
Bob: Really Who’s he I’ve never heard of him.
Jill: How shall I put this He’s just a regular guy. One night he was taking his dog for a walk when he saw a house on fire. A woman was standing outside the house screaming because her two kids were trapped inside and were going to burn to death. John didn’t even think twice but just ran into the burning house to look for them. He found both kids upstairs in their bedroom, hiding in a closet. He took them one by one, and dropped them out of the window to safety. But the fire became too strong, so he wasn’t able to make it out himself.
Greta: Wow! He gave up his own life to save others. What a brave man!Well, I guess you don't have to be famous to be great.
Bob: I guess not.
3. Use your discussion to draw conclusion about the meaning of greatness. The following expressions may help you. Then report back to the class.
Post-Listening---Report
The greatest person I know of is..., who...
has achieved financial success
To be great, a person should ...
has invented new products
To me, greatness means ...
has made great discoveries
Why do you think that
serves as a good role model
That's true, but ...
brings happiness to other people
I want to be like_____ because he/she ...
makes great contributions to society
Good morning, everyone! I want to introduce a great man to you. The greatest person I know of is Dr. Zhong Nanshan, who sucessfully dealt with the SARS outbreaks in China in 2003. Now it's he who prevented the COVID-19 from quick spread all over the country once again. To me, greatness means sacrifice and devotion. Dr Zhong Nanshan risks himself in entering the isolated area to cure the patients, summarizing the infected but recovered cases and sharing his successful experience with other doctors at home and abroad. These days, he still works tirelessly to improve the health of our Chinese People and he always takes responsibility of helping others. Dr. Zhong Nanshan serves as a good role model and makes great contributions to society. That's all. Thank you!
Example
Homework
Listen and repeat the listening materials covered in this period once;
Finish the supplementary exercises.
Practice and Review Time
Listen and repeat the listening materials covered in this period once.
Finish the following supplementary exercises.
What kind of people are people of achievement
People who are people of achievement
Review
set a good example/ serve role models
make contributions to the society
make a difference to the world
bring happiness to others
have a great discovery or invention
What do you know about her
Jane Goodall is a pioneering scientist who began her research on chimpanzees 60 years ago.
She is famous for the observation of wild chimps in their natural habitat.
She inspires more people to protect animals and achieve their dreams.
Chimp/chimpanzee 黑猩猩
Observe/observation 观察
Inspire/ inspiration 鼓舞
Activity 1
How was Goodall’s research method different, and how did it benefit her study
In what way did Goodall’s work change the way people thought about chimps
What does the Roots and Shoots program do
Why is Goodall an inspiration to the speaker
Locate the key words in each question.
How can we listen effectively
Locate key words in the question
Predict information
Listen for main idea
Activity 1
How was Goodall’s research method different, and how did it benefit her study
In what way did Goodall’s work change the way people thought about chimps
What does the Roots and Shoots program do
Why is Goodall an inspiration to the speaker
Listen and find answers to the questions.
Activity 2 check the answers
1. How was Goodall’s research method different, and how did it benefit her study
She didn’t number the chimps, but rather gave them names so she could see them as individuals.
2. In what way did Goodall’s work change the way people thought about chimps
She discovered they also eat meat rather than just nuts and berries, and also that they are capable of making their own tools.
Activity 2 check the answers
3. What does the Roots and Shoots program do
It teaches young people around the world how to protect environment.
4. Why is Goodall an inspiration to the speaker
She inspires the speaker through her love for the environment and her desire to educate young people.
Activity 3 Talk about your hero
Who is your hero
What do you know about the person’s life
What stories do you know about your hero They can help your audience to form an impression of your hero.
Why do you like or admire the person
How does this person inspire you
Give a speech about your hero.
Greet your audience.
Use the points from your discussion.
Use a quote where necessary.
Form an emotional connection through stories of your hero.
Make eye contact with different people in the audience.
Provide a clear and concise conclusion.
Activity 4 Make a speech about your hero
Finish the speech about your hero after class.
Homework
A Sample
Hello, everyone. I’d like to talk to you about my hero, Yuang Longping.
Yuan Longping is a great scientist who is devoted to agriculture. Born in Beijing in 1930, Yuan graduated from Southwest Agricul-
tural College. After graduation, finding ways to grow more rice has been his life goal. Thanks to his research on hybrid rice, we have more ways to increase the rice output and rid ourselves of hunger, for which he is honoured as the “father of hybrid rice”.
Yuan Longping lives a simple life and he cares little about money or being famous. As for hobbies, he enjoys listening to music as well as swimming.
Yuan Longping has made great contributions not only to China, but also to the whole world. Therefore, in my eyes, he is more than a scientist; he is a pioneer for all people.
Thank you!
高一—人教版—英语选择性必修一第一单元
Unit 1 People of Achievements
Lesson 4 Listening and Speaking
Learning objectives
At the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
listen for general ideas and specific information and listen for reasons.
learn how to give time to think in conversation.
talk about greatness and achievements.
Explore the meaning of greatness
Lead-in
What's the meaning of greatness
(persistence, sacrifice, devotion; make positive contributions to society, have great discoveries, inspire others to ...)
Try to become not a man of success, but a man of value.
We know Tu Youyou was awarded Nobel Prize in 2015.
Her greatness lies in her discovery of artemisinin, a crucial new treatment for malaria.
Tu Youyou
She made great achievements in medicine.
Do you know these people
Who are they
Florence Nightingale
Alexander Fleming
Elon Musk
Jack Ma
Bill Gates
Zhong Nanshan
Pre-listening
While-Listening---Task 1
1 Elon Musk
2 Bill Gates
3 Jack Ma(Ma Yun)
4 Alexander Fleming
5 Florence Nightingale
6 Zhong Nanshan
1. Match the people with their achievements.
A founder of modern nursing
B founded high-tech and futuristic companies
C managed the SARS outbreak
D made great advancement in online shopping
E made home computing accessible
F discovered penicillin
2. Listen to the conversation and check your answers.
While-Listening---Task 2
Listen to the conversation again. Who does each speaker admire Tick in the table below.
Dr Wang Wang Lin Anna Smith
Elon Musk
Bill Gates
Jack Ma
Zhong Nanshan
Florence Nightingale
Alexander Fleming
Dr Wang
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
When people give their opinions or decisions on a matter, they often give reasons for them. Sometimes, the reason is introduced by words such as because or due to. At other times, the reason is given right after the opinion or decision, and the link can be inferred.
Listen for reasons
vt. 推断;推定
While-Listening---Task 3
Listen again and answer the questions.
1. Why does Dr Wang say “money isn't everything”
2. What is the real reason Anna admires the famous people, and what examples does she give
3. What kind of person do you think Wang Lin admires Why
While-Listening---Task 3
1. Why does Dr Wang say “money isn't everything”
Because he doesn’t believe that money alone is a true measure of success.
While-Listening---Task 3
2. What is the real reason Anna admires the famous people, and what examples does she give
The real reason is that those people have worked so hard to achieve their goals and have positive contributions to the society.
She gives the examples of Elon Musk and Bill Gates.
While-Listening---Task 3
3. What kind of person do you think Wang Lin admires Why
She admires people that do good things to inspire her and her life, because she mentions these two things when she talks about how wonderful her father is.
Revision: try to fill in the blanks according to the content you learned just now.
Dr. Wang.
Well, you two, it's great that they’ve been able to become so successful and make all that money, but 1) ____________________. Just look at people like Alexander Fleming, who2) _________ penicillin, and Florence Nightingale, 3)__________of modern nursing, and my own 4)_____________ , Dr Zhong Nanshan, who 5)________ the SARS outbreak—they never made millions of dollars, but their contributions to 6)__________ have saved 7)__________ lives.
money isn't everything
discovered
the founder
personal hero
countless
health care
managed
Anna Smith: Yes, exactly! And Dr Wang, I think you misunderstood me just now. I agree with you. I like those people because they 8)________________ to achieve their goals and 9)_________________________
________. It's not just 10)_______ how much money they make. Elon Musk, for example, is trying to help 11) ______________________, and Bill Gates has given us home computers. I think we need 12) ____________ people like them.
have worked so hard
have positive contributions
due to
more creative
the future of humankind
to society
Revision: try to fill in the blanks according to the content you learned just now.
Post-Listening---Groupwork
1. Work in groups. Brainstorm the names of some great people and write them in the table below.
Su Bingtian, Lin Qiaozhi, ...
Tu Youyou, Newston, Einstein, ...
Marco Polo, Columbus, Xu Xiake, ...
Li Guibai, Liu Peitong, ...
Mahatma Gandi, Mandela, ...
Thomas Edison, Bi Sheng, ...
Giving time to think
(Er/Oh/Um,) let me see/think… Well, er, … Yeah, I mean, I understand what you're saying … Anyway, … Just a moment. Hang on a second. May I think about that for a moment How can/shall/should I put this/it Let me think about this/that for a moment. Right. /Sure
Really
Well, I guess…
You see/know, …
So, …
Well, it’s on the tip of my tongue.
I’ve nearly got it, er, …
What I want to say is …
Post-Listening---Discussion
2. Discuss what makes these people great. Try to use the following language fillers to give yourself time to think.
Bob: To me, Bill Gates and Zhou Enlai are great men.
Jack: Bob, what makes these people so great
Bob: Um, May I think about that for a moment
Jack: Lucy, what's your opinion about it
Lucy: I think it's the persistence that makes them great just like the father of India, er, ... It's on the tip of my tongue, but ...
Bob: Mohatma Gandi.
Lucy: Right.
Bob: Besides, I guess it's also their wisdom that keeps them free from the danger till success like Mao Zedong.
Lucy: What’s more, they work very hard and concern people a lot.
Jack: I totally agree with what you guys said.
Post-Listening---Discussion
Sample Dialogue 2
Bob: To me, Bill Gates is a great man.
Greta: Why do you think that
Bob: Well, I guess, because he’s one of the world’s most successful businessmen. You see, almost everyone uses his products on their computers.
Greta: Let me think about that for a moment. I guess that’s true, but I don’t think that makes him great. When Gates started out, there were many other computer systems that were just as good or better than Windows. He didn’t invent something completely new. He was just lucky.
Bob: Well, er, maybe luck had something to do with it, but great people make their own luck because they’re clever and work hard.
Greta: I don’t really think that’s true. A lot of clever people work hard and never have good luck.
Bob: Then who do you think is great
Greta: Thomas Edison, because he had so many inventions that helped mankind. The light bulb, the record player, films... The world we live in now is a world that Edison made for us. Without his original ideas, we would not have much of the modern technology we have today.
Bob: I’m not sure that his ideas were really that original. For example, Edison didn’t really invent the light bulb. Rather, he invented the first successful light bulb. The idea for the light bulb had been around for a long time, but because Edison worked harder and was cleverer than everyone else, he was able to succeed where many people had failed.
Greta: Hang on a second. I believe that Edison’s inventions have helped far more people than Bill Gates’s.
Bob: I simply disagree.
Jill: You know, I think that I have to disagree with both of you. The greatest person I know of is John Watson.
Bob: Really Who’s he I’ve never heard of him.
Jill: How shall I put this He’s just a regular guy. One night he was taking his dog for a walk when he saw a house on fire. A woman was standing outside the house screaming because her two kids were trapped inside and were going to burn to death. John didn’t even think twice but just ran into the burning house to look for them. He found both kids upstairs in their bedroom, hiding in a closet. He took them one by one, and dropped them out of the window to safety. But the fire became too strong, so he wasn’t able to make it out himself.
Greta: Wow! He gave up his own life to save others. What a brave man!Well, I guess you don't have to be famous to be great.
Bob: I guess not.
3. Use your discussion to draw conclusion about the meaning of greatness. The following expressions may help you. Then report back to the class.
Post-Listening---Report
The greatest person I know of is..., who...
has achieved financial success
To be great, a person should ...
has invented new products
To me, greatness means ...
has made great discoveries
Why do you think that
serves as a good role model
That's true, but ...
brings happiness to other people
I want to be like_____ because he/she ...
makes great contributions to society
Good morning, everyone! I want to introduce a great man to you. The greatest person I know of is Dr. Zhong Nanshan, who sucessfully dealt with the SARS outbreaks in China in 2003. Now it's he who prevented the COVID-19 from quick spread all over the country once again. To me, greatness means sacrifice and devotion. Dr Zhong Nanshan risks himself in entering the isolated area to cure the patients, summarizing the infected but recovered cases and sharing his successful experience with other doctors at home and abroad. These days, he still works tirelessly to improve the health of our Chinese People and he always takes responsibility of helping others. Dr. Zhong Nanshan serves as a good role model and makes great contributions to society. That's all. Thank you!
Example
Homework
Listen and repeat the listening materials covered in this period once;
Finish the supplementary exercises.
Practice and Review Time
Listen and repeat the listening materials covered in this period once.
Finish the following supplementary exercises.
What kind of people are people of achievement
People who are people of achievement
Review
set a good example/ serve role models
make contributions to the society
make a difference to the world
bring happiness to others
have a great discovery or invention
What do you know about her
Jane Goodall is a pioneering scientist who began her research on chimpanzees 60 years ago.
She is famous for the observation of wild chimps in their natural habitat.
She inspires more people to protect animals and achieve their dreams.
Chimp/chimpanzee 黑猩猩
Observe/observation 观察
Inspire/ inspiration 鼓舞
Activity 1
How was Goodall’s research method different, and how did it benefit her study
In what way did Goodall’s work change the way people thought about chimps
What does the Roots and Shoots program do
Why is Goodall an inspiration to the speaker
Locate the key words in each question.
How can we listen effectively
Locate key words in the question
Predict information
Listen for main idea
Activity 1
How was Goodall’s research method different, and how did it benefit her study
In what way did Goodall’s work change the way people thought about chimps
What does the Roots and Shoots program do
Why is Goodall an inspiration to the speaker
Listen and find answers to the questions.
Activity 2 check the answers
1. How was Goodall’s research method different, and how did it benefit her study
She didn’t number the chimps, but rather gave them names so she could see them as individuals.
2. In what way did Goodall’s work change the way people thought about chimps
She discovered they also eat meat rather than just nuts and berries, and also that they are capable of making their own tools.
Activity 2 check the answers
3. What does the Roots and Shoots program do
It teaches young people around the world how to protect environment.
4. Why is Goodall an inspiration to the speaker
She inspires the speaker through her love for the environment and her desire to educate young people.
Activity 3 Talk about your hero
Who is your hero
What do you know about the person’s life
What stories do you know about your hero They can help your audience to form an impression of your hero.
Why do you like or admire the person
How does this person inspire you
Give a speech about your hero.
Greet your audience.
Use the points from your discussion.
Use a quote where necessary.
Form an emotional connection through stories of your hero.
Make eye contact with different people in the audience.
Provide a clear and concise conclusion.
Activity 4 Make a speech about your hero
Finish the speech about your hero after class.
Homework
A Sample
Hello, everyone. I’d like to talk to you about my hero, Yuang Longping.
Yuan Longping is a great scientist who is devoted to agriculture. Born in Beijing in 1930, Yuan graduated from Southwest Agricul-
tural College. After graduation, finding ways to grow more rice has been his life goal. Thanks to his research on hybrid rice, we have more ways to increase the rice output and rid ourselves of hunger, for which he is honoured as the “father of hybrid rice”.
Yuan Longping lives a simple life and he cares little about money or being famous. As for hobbies, he enjoys listening to music as well as swimming.
Yuan Longping has made great contributions not only to China, but also to the whole world. Therefore, in my eyes, he is more than a scientist; he is a pioneer for all people.
Thank you!