北师大版（2019）选择性必修第三册Unit 7 Careers Lesson 3 Meet the New Boss_You 课件（16张PPT）
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Unit 7 Careers
Lesson 3
Warming-up
to follow in one’s parents’ footsteps to stay at one job to work in the same field
to be a risk taker to be replaced by to be prepared for
to develop new skills to keep a job for the entire working life
Features of careers in the past Features of careers in the future Causes of the changes Preparations needed
Example
A:What do you think is a feature of careers in the past
B: Following in your parents’ footsteps.
What do you think are the typical features of careers in the past What about in the future What may have caused the changes How can you get yourself prepared Use the phrases below to help you.
Pre-reading
How jobs and occupations will change
How to become an employer
How to adapt to the new job trends
How to avoid losing your job in the future
You are going to read an article about future careers. Look at the title of the lesson. Tick (√) the topics that you think will be mentioned.
While-reading
How jobs and occupations will change
How to become an employer
How to adapt to the new job trends
How to avoid losing your job in the future
Jobs and occupations come and go at an amazing pace these days.
You will have to develop new essential skills.
√
√
Read the article. Check your prediction.
While-reading
Jobs in the past: People followed in their parents’ footsteps.
Wrong assumptions Reasons You should
Jobs in the future Working in the same field or industry for a long time Technology will change. stay up to date with technology
Working eight hours a day and building a career. This is hardly a recipe for great career success. become an expert or a specialist in something
You can’t be replaced by software, or your job can’t be outsourced to some robots on the moon. Jobs disappear. be prepared for developments and changes before you are thrown out of a career
How to succeed in a 21st century career: Develop new essential skills.
Pair Work: Complete the information according to the article.
While-reading
(1) Why does the writer think the “new boss” is “you”
(2) On what points do you agree or disagree with the writer？
(3) In paragraphs 2-4, the writer discusses some of the wrong assumptions. Why does the writer do this
Group Work: Think and share.
While-reading
(1) Why does the writer think the “new boss” is “you”
If you want to succeed in a 21st century career, you will have to develop new essential skills. Lifetime security from one employer is no longer certain or even likely. The truth is that you are the boss of your career, and it is up to you to decide what you can do and how well you can do it.
While-reading
(2) On what points do you agree or disagree with the writer？
I agree with the writer that we can be prepared for developments and changes before we are thrown out of a career.
However, I don’t agree that most of us have to look beyond the “career” box. For most people, working at a job we like, earning a decent salary and retiring while we are still young and healthy is dream life.
The writer should not require everyone to be great.
While-reading
(3) In paragraphs 2-4, the writer discusses some of the wrong assumptions. Why does the writer do this
The writer does this to emphasize what is wrong and invite readers to pay more attention to what he or she says about the real job trends in the future. What common people think will not be right in the future, so they have to walk out of their comfort zone and be their own boss.
Post-reading
1 follow in one’s parents’ footsteps 2 join the same profession
3 win the lottery 4 earn a decent salary
5 build a career 6 develop new essential skills
John followed in his father’s footsteps and became a sailor.
Mary is determined to build a career in banking after she graduates from university.
You have to develop new essential skills to stand out in the competitive job market.
Find verbs in the article to complete the collocations.
Complete the sentences with the collocations.
Post-reading
You must keep learning and work hard, instead of daydreaming to win the lottery.
He earns a decent salary of $200,000 a years.
Tom joined the same profession as his mother to become a teacher.
1 follow in one’s parents’ footsteps 2 join the same profession
3 win the lottery 4 earn a decent salary
5 build a career 6 develop new essential skills
Post-reading
Recognising Irony
Writers sometimes use irony (sarcasm, exaggeration and humour). We can infer that he/she is not serious and wants to draw the readers’ attention.
e.g.
Work hard
Win the lottery
Hope for the best
Post-reading
You might be lucky. These strategies might bring you a nice, comfortable life …
the little box called “career”.
If you think you can work eight hours a day and build a career, think again.
If you think you can’t be replaced by software or your job can’t be outsourced to some robots on the moon, you are wrong.
√
√
√
Pair Work: Tick (√) the sentences that show irony. Then discuss your answers. Explain the examples of irony.
Post-reading
You might be lucky. These strategies might bring you a nice, comfortable life…
This is irony. The writer doesn’t actually think you are lucky, because then he or she says, “but most of us today have to look beyond the little box called ‘career’.”
If you think you can work eight hours a day and build a career, think again.
This is irony. The author thinks working eight hours a day and build a career is not possible, because then he or she writes, “You might be able to keep your job if you finish what you are asked to do, but this is hardly a recipe for great success.”
If you think you can’t be replaced by software or your job can’t be outsourced to some robots on the moon, you are wrong.
This is irony. Because “your job can’t be outsourced to some robots on the moon”, and it is exaggeration.
Expressing yourself
Search online and find out what jobs have disappeared in the past 10 years. What new jobs do you think will appear in the next 10 years
Write a short passage about what you can do to be “the new boss” in the future.
Assignment
Unit 7 Careers
Lesson 3
Warming-up
to follow in one’s parents’ footsteps to stay at one job to work in the same field
to be a risk taker to be replaced by to be prepared for
to develop new skills to keep a job for the entire working life
Features of careers in the past Features of careers in the future Causes of the changes Preparations needed
Example
A:What do you think is a feature of careers in the past
B: Following in your parents’ footsteps.
What do you think are the typical features of careers in the past What about in the future What may have caused the changes How can you get yourself prepared Use the phrases below to help you.
Pre-reading
How jobs and occupations will change
How to become an employer
How to adapt to the new job trends
How to avoid losing your job in the future
You are going to read an article about future careers. Look at the title of the lesson. Tick (√) the topics that you think will be mentioned.
While-reading
How jobs and occupations will change
How to become an employer
How to adapt to the new job trends
How to avoid losing your job in the future
Jobs and occupations come and go at an amazing pace these days.
You will have to develop new essential skills.
√
√
Read the article. Check your prediction.
While-reading
Jobs in the past: People followed in their parents’ footsteps.
Wrong assumptions Reasons You should
Jobs in the future Working in the same field or industry for a long time Technology will change. stay up to date with technology
Working eight hours a day and building a career. This is hardly a recipe for great career success. become an expert or a specialist in something
You can’t be replaced by software, or your job can’t be outsourced to some robots on the moon. Jobs disappear. be prepared for developments and changes before you are thrown out of a career
How to succeed in a 21st century career: Develop new essential skills.
Pair Work: Complete the information according to the article.
While-reading
(1) Why does the writer think the “new boss” is “you”
(2) On what points do you agree or disagree with the writer？
(3) In paragraphs 2-4, the writer discusses some of the wrong assumptions. Why does the writer do this
Group Work: Think and share.
While-reading
(1) Why does the writer think the “new boss” is “you”
If you want to succeed in a 21st century career, you will have to develop new essential skills. Lifetime security from one employer is no longer certain or even likely. The truth is that you are the boss of your career, and it is up to you to decide what you can do and how well you can do it.
While-reading
(2) On what points do you agree or disagree with the writer？
I agree with the writer that we can be prepared for developments and changes before we are thrown out of a career.
However, I don’t agree that most of us have to look beyond the “career” box. For most people, working at a job we like, earning a decent salary and retiring while we are still young and healthy is dream life.
The writer should not require everyone to be great.
While-reading
(3) In paragraphs 2-4, the writer discusses some of the wrong assumptions. Why does the writer do this
The writer does this to emphasize what is wrong and invite readers to pay more attention to what he or she says about the real job trends in the future. What common people think will not be right in the future, so they have to walk out of their comfort zone and be their own boss.
Post-reading
1 follow in one’s parents’ footsteps 2 join the same profession
3 win the lottery 4 earn a decent salary
5 build a career 6 develop new essential skills
John followed in his father’s footsteps and became a sailor.
Mary is determined to build a career in banking after she graduates from university.
You have to develop new essential skills to stand out in the competitive job market.
Find verbs in the article to complete the collocations.
Complete the sentences with the collocations.
Post-reading
You must keep learning and work hard, instead of daydreaming to win the lottery.
He earns a decent salary of $200,000 a years.
Tom joined the same profession as his mother to become a teacher.
1 follow in one’s parents’ footsteps 2 join the same profession
3 win the lottery 4 earn a decent salary
5 build a career 6 develop new essential skills
Post-reading
Recognising Irony
Writers sometimes use irony (sarcasm, exaggeration and humour). We can infer that he/she is not serious and wants to draw the readers’ attention.
e.g.
Work hard
Win the lottery
Hope for the best
Post-reading
You might be lucky. These strategies might bring you a nice, comfortable life …
the little box called “career”.
If you think you can work eight hours a day and build a career, think again.
If you think you can’t be replaced by software or your job can’t be outsourced to some robots on the moon, you are wrong.
√
√
√
Pair Work: Tick (√) the sentences that show irony. Then discuss your answers. Explain the examples of irony.
Post-reading
You might be lucky. These strategies might bring you a nice, comfortable life…
This is irony. The writer doesn’t actually think you are lucky, because then he or she says, “but most of us today have to look beyond the little box called ‘career’.”
If you think you can work eight hours a day and build a career, think again.
This is irony. The author thinks working eight hours a day and build a career is not possible, because then he or she writes, “You might be able to keep your job if you finish what you are asked to do, but this is hardly a recipe for great success.”
If you think you can’t be replaced by software or your job can’t be outsourced to some robots on the moon, you are wrong.
This is irony. Because “your job can’t be outsourced to some robots on the moon”, and it is exaggeration.
Expressing yourself
Search online and find out what jobs have disappeared in the past 10 years. What new jobs do you think will appear in the next 10 years
Write a short passage about what you can do to be “the new boss” in the future.
Assignment