外研版（2019）必修第三册 Unit1Knowing me, Knowing you Developing ideas-reading名师课件(共22张PPT)
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(共22张PPT)
Developing ideas-reading
Unit1 Knowing me, knowing you
Ⅰ
Ⅱ
CONTENTS
Homework
Developing ideas
Developing ideas
Part 1
Activity 1 Read the picture on page 8 and answer the questions.
Question 1: Who is doing better in the exam
Question 2: If you were student B, how would you like to response
B: Oh, sorry to hear that. But I did no better than you.
B: Come on. Actually you did good. I did worse than you.
B: Well, I did just so-so.
Possible Responses:
Activity 1 Read the passage and find out the meaning of “white lies”.
Real
Lie
little lies that we tell to protect others from bad news
little lies that we tell to make others feel better
little lies that we tell to give encouragememnt
A white lie is a little lie that we tell to protect others from the truth.
Skim the text, and find out the structure of this passage.
Introduction
Mainbody
Conclusion
Reason 1
Reason 2
Reason 3
Why do we always tell white lies, though it's wrong
What examples are put forward in this part
What is the analysis of the writer
Learning to learn
Introduction
Mainbody
Conclusion
——The aims and an overview of the passage.
——A series of paragraphs that explore and develop the argument.
——A summary of the ideas without any new materials here.
Activity 3 Complete the diagram with information from the passage.
We know lying is wrong. So why do we tell white lies
introduction
main body
conclusion
Even white lies may have results we can’t predict. So it is never morally right to tell a lie.
Reason one
To make others ____________.
Example (s)
Someone’s cooking _____________.
Someone’s haircut _________.
feel better
is delicious
from
is great
Analysis
Perhaps we lie to protect ourselves
________________________________________________.
from the disappointment and anger of others
Reason two
___________________________.
Example (s)
_____________________________.
To give encouragement
Your friend’s singing is wonderful
Analysis
Perhaps your friend wants
_________________________.
some frank comments
Perhaps they need to know
_____________________________
_______________________.
whether they should look for a different hobby
Reason three
____________________________.
Example (s)
_____________________________
_____________________________
____________________.
To protect others from bad news
If you have had a bad day, you hide your tears and lie to your parents
Analysis
Perhaps your parents __________
_____________________________
____________________________.
want to
listen to you and understand your feelings
Think & Share
1. What does the “web” in the poem represent
It represents a complicated situation, in which once we tell a lie, we have to continue to tell more other lies in order to cover the previous ones.
2. What would you do in the situations described in the passage
3. What do you think is the difference between a lie and a white lie
Students’ own answers.
A lie is told to cover the truth in order to benefit yourself, which can be harmful to others. A white lie is told to avoid hurting others, without bad intention.
4. How would you feel if you were told a white lie Share your experience with the class if this has happened to you.
Students’ own answers.
Activity 4 Work in groups. Give a talk on the importance of honesty following the steps below.
Explain what honesty is.
Give reasons for the importance of being honest.
Support your reasons with examples.
End with your conclusion.
What is honesty Many children think honesty means you “don’t tell a lie”-- and that is definitely part of being honest. But honesty means more than not lying. A more complete definition of honesty shows that an honest person doesn’t do things that are morally wrong. If something you do is breaking the law or if you have to hide what you are doing because you’ll get in trouble, you are probably not being honest. So honesty is about speaking and acting truthfully.
Possible answer:
When you do something you know is morally wrong, or when you have to hide your actions because you know they are wrong, you are not being honest. Being honest means you act in a way that you know is the right thing to do.
A big part of honesty is what you say and how you act toward others. But another part of the definition of honesty is whether you treat yourself the same way. Being honest with yourself means you really know why you are acting in a certain way or whether what you tell yourself is true.
So honesty is not only about speaking and acting truthfully but also whether you treat yourself the same way. Learning to be honest and eliminating the need for lies can help to clean up your conscience and your relationships. Shifting your perspective slightly and orienting yourself to a policy of honesty can help you to eliminate the need for lies and make it more attractive to tell the truth.
Homework
Part 2
Homework
Have you ever told a white lie
Why did you tell it at that time
How’s your feeling after you told the white lie
Have the other side found out the lie yet
Write a short passage about the white lie you’ve told before.
Developing ideas-reading
Unit1 Knowing me, knowing you
Ⅰ
Ⅱ
CONTENTS
Homework
Developing ideas
Developing ideas
Part 1
Activity 1 Read the picture on page 8 and answer the questions.
Question 1: Who is doing better in the exam
Question 2: If you were student B, how would you like to response
B: Oh, sorry to hear that. But I did no better than you.
B: Come on. Actually you did good. I did worse than you.
B: Well, I did just so-so.
Possible Responses:
Activity 1 Read the passage and find out the meaning of “white lies”.
Real
Lie
little lies that we tell to protect others from bad news
little lies that we tell to make others feel better
little lies that we tell to give encouragememnt
A white lie is a little lie that we tell to protect others from the truth.
Skim the text, and find out the structure of this passage.
Introduction
Mainbody
Conclusion
Reason 1
Reason 2
Reason 3
Why do we always tell white lies, though it's wrong
What examples are put forward in this part
What is the analysis of the writer
Learning to learn
Introduction
Mainbody
Conclusion
——The aims and an overview of the passage.
——A series of paragraphs that explore and develop the argument.
——A summary of the ideas without any new materials here.
Activity 3 Complete the diagram with information from the passage.
We know lying is wrong. So why do we tell white lies
introduction
main body
conclusion
Even white lies may have results we can’t predict. So it is never morally right to tell a lie.
Reason one
To make others ____________.
Example (s)
Someone’s cooking _____________.
Someone’s haircut _________.
feel better
is delicious
from
is great
Analysis
Perhaps we lie to protect ourselves
________________________________________________.
from the disappointment and anger of others
Reason two
___________________________.
Example (s)
_____________________________.
To give encouragement
Your friend’s singing is wonderful
Analysis
Perhaps your friend wants
_________________________.
some frank comments
Perhaps they need to know
_____________________________
_______________________.
whether they should look for a different hobby
Reason three
____________________________.
Example (s)
_____________________________
_____________________________
____________________.
To protect others from bad news
If you have had a bad day, you hide your tears and lie to your parents
Analysis
Perhaps your parents __________
_____________________________
____________________________.
want to
listen to you and understand your feelings
Think & Share
1. What does the “web” in the poem represent
It represents a complicated situation, in which once we tell a lie, we have to continue to tell more other lies in order to cover the previous ones.
2. What would you do in the situations described in the passage
3. What do you think is the difference between a lie and a white lie
Students’ own answers.
A lie is told to cover the truth in order to benefit yourself, which can be harmful to others. A white lie is told to avoid hurting others, without bad intention.
4. How would you feel if you were told a white lie Share your experience with the class if this has happened to you.
Students’ own answers.
Activity 4 Work in groups. Give a talk on the importance of honesty following the steps below.
Explain what honesty is.
Give reasons for the importance of being honest.
Support your reasons with examples.
End with your conclusion.
What is honesty Many children think honesty means you “don’t tell a lie”-- and that is definitely part of being honest. But honesty means more than not lying. A more complete definition of honesty shows that an honest person doesn’t do things that are morally wrong. If something you do is breaking the law or if you have to hide what you are doing because you’ll get in trouble, you are probably not being honest. So honesty is about speaking and acting truthfully.
Possible answer:
When you do something you know is morally wrong, or when you have to hide your actions because you know they are wrong, you are not being honest. Being honest means you act in a way that you know is the right thing to do.
A big part of honesty is what you say and how you act toward others. But another part of the definition of honesty is whether you treat yourself the same way. Being honest with yourself means you really know why you are acting in a certain way or whether what you tell yourself is true.
So honesty is not only about speaking and acting truthfully but also whether you treat yourself the same way. Learning to be honest and eliminating the need for lies can help to clean up your conscience and your relationships. Shifting your perspective slightly and orienting yourself to a policy of honesty can help you to eliminate the need for lies and make it more attractive to tell the truth.
Homework
Part 2
Homework
Have you ever told a white lie
Why did you tell it at that time
How’s your feeling after you told the white lie
Have the other side found out the lie yet
Write a short passage about the white lie you’ve told before.