北师版 （2019）选择性必修三 Unit 7 Careers Writing Workshop Viewing and Workshop Check your progress课件(共25张PPT
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Unit 7 Careers
Writing Workshop
Viewing Workshop
Check Your Progress
北师大版（2019）选择性必修三
Writing Workshop
A Letter of Application
北师大版（2019）选择性必修三
Unit Focus
To read and talk about job advertisements and applications
To analyse the structure and language of a job advertisement
To consider personal interests and qualifications
To notice arguments and supporting details in written passages
To review verbs in the -ed form
Words and Phrases
1．__________________________ adj. 部分时间的，兼职的
2．__________________________ n. 摄影者
3．__________________________ n. （报纸或杂志）专栏；支柱，圆柱
4．__________________________ n. 申请人
5．__________________________ vt. 随信附上；将······围起来
6．__________________________ n. 新闻工作者，新闻记者
7．__________________________ adj. 年老的，渐老的
8．__________________________ n. 地区，区域
part-time
photographer
column
applicant
enclose
journalist
elderly
district
Background Knowledge
post
a name for a newspaper or magazine; another word for position or job
relevant
related to
sign off
to end, or say goodbye in a letter
suitable
having the right qualities because you have experience or knowledge
Read the job advertisement and the application letter below. Answer the questions.
Read for Writing
Read for Writing
1 What reasons does Li Meiling give for applying for the job
She wants to become a journalist.
Read for Writing
2.1 What evidence does she give to show that she is hard-working and committed
She participates in a volunteer programme.
Read for Writing
2.2 What evidence does she give to show that she gets on well with people from different backgrounds
She has worked with many kinds of people on many projects for local events.
Read for Writing
2.3 What evidence does she give to show that she would be a good reporter
She has been good at writing and has read many novels.
Read the letter again. Match the five parts (1－5) in the letter with the main topics or functions (a－e) below.
FOCUS ON STRUCTURE AND LANGUAGE
a. signing off
b. personal qualities
c. qualifications
d. reasons for being interested in the job
e. stating the position applying for
e
d
b
c
a
Viewing Workshop
What Jobs Will Survive the Robot Economy
北师大版（2019）选择性必修三
Unit Focus
To view for general understanding and specific information
To watch a technical interview
To create a presentation showing what students recall and understand from a talk
Background Knowledge
economy
the relationship between production, trade and the supply of money
expert
person who knows a lot of information about a topic
innovation
changes that make life or products easier and better
labour force
all the people in a society who have jobs
motivation
eagerness and willingness to do something without needing to be told or forced to do it
technological
related to technology
transform
change into a new shape, size or method
survive
to continue to live after a change or problem
watt
a unit of measure for power
Watch the interview. Tick (√ ) the correct options.
VIEW AND LEARN
Watch the interview. Tick (√ ) the correct options.
VIEW AND LEARN
1. According to the expert, Brad Delong, what jobs will survive the robot economy
Jobs that use our minds.
Jobs that use our backs or fingers.
2. Which of the following is more important for jobs in the future
Genuinely original and useful thoughts.
Technological progress.
3. What is the expert’s response to the question “Is this not, to a certain extent, just the natural world
order that’s playing out ”
He thinks there’s not much we can do about how things happen naturally.
He thinks that technological progress has greatly increased the demand for human labour.
4. If computers and robots have brain power, what will people do
People will work in agriculture or fields that will not need brain power.
People will move into personal services with genuinely original thoughts and communication.
Watch the interview again. Answer the questions.
VIEW AND LEARN
1. What can we do in the transition period we are in
2. What countries does the expert mention in the interview Why does he mention them
3. When machines have gained brain power during the robot economy, what is the value of the human brain
We’re either going to have to own the computer and the robots and so profit from them.
China and America, to mention factory jobs, and France, to mention history.
Employing a human is the only way that you can get the brain power that processes need.
Check Your Progress
北师大版（2019）选择性必修三
Chen Xi introduces ideas about IQ and plete his introduction with the correct form of the words and phrases below.
get ahead deal with predict adjust deserve
get you employed association lower internal hence
Up until quite recently, it was believed that IQ was the most important measure of intelligence and those with high IQs were the ones who 1 ___________ in life. However, experts now say that EQ is as important if not more in 2 ___________ whether someone will be successful in life. Professor Salovey, the expert who invented the term, explains that in the workplace IQ 3 ____________________ but EQ gets you promoted.
People with high EQs are described as happy, sociable and can 4 __________ well in all areas of their lives and careers. They can manage their emotions and are less likely to be troubled by negative 5 __________ feelings and thoughts. Those with low EQs struggle 6 ____________ challenges and difficult situations;
7 __________ are more stressed and unhappy.
There can be an 8 ____________ between IQ and EQ but not always. People who have high IQs may not be emotionally intelligent and vice versa. For example, if students who are highly academic and intelligent fail to achieve the grades they 9 __________ in exams it may be because they have 10 __________ EQs.
got ahead
predicting
gets you employed
adjust
internal
to deal with
hence
association
deserve
lower
Chen Yang presents some advice on career plete the passage using the correct form of the words and phrases below.
logical thinking comprehension skill reliable persuade
critical thinking financial skill trend routine
I recently spoke to Ms Xue about the skills we will need in years to come and the future 1 ______________ for jobs and careers. According to Ms Xue, in the future a lot of 2 ______________ office and factory jobs will disappear. We need to have many skills which we can start developing now. One of the most important is 3 _________________, which is the ability to analyse and evaluate information. 4 _________________, which is the ability to use our reason well, will be highly useful in the workplace, as it will help us use our knowledge 5 ______________ others. 6 ______________________ will be highly valued and companies will always appreciate a 7 ______________ person who they can trust to do their job. Even outside the workplace, there are important skills we will need. For example, good 8 ______________ will benefit us greatly when we start earning money and have financial responsibilities.
trends
routine
critical thinking
Logical thinking
to persuade
Comprehension skills
reliable
financial skills
Li Zhen now talks about how job trends change over plete the passage with the correct form of the words and phrases below.
prospect remain relevant earn a decent salary innovator specialist
occupation multiple times pace be qualified essential
Things have changed so much since our parents’ and grandparents’ time, especially when it comes to jobs and careers. When our parents were starting to find work, the 1 ___________ of staying in the same 2 ___________ for your entire life was very common. Nowadays, that idea would be considered really unusual!
There will be new 3 ______________ 21st century skills that we will have to have. For example, a university degree is still useful, but technology developments mean that many skills we have now are unlikely 4 ___________________ in the future. 5 ______________________ is one thing, but if we really want to succeed in our careers we have to be 6 ______________ thinking of new and exciting ways to do things. It won’t be enough to have only a general understanding of our area of work but we
prospect
occupation
essential
to remain relevant
Earning a decent salary
innovators
Li Zhen now talks about how job trends change over plete the passage with the correct form of the words and phrases below.
prospect remain relevant earn a decent salary innovator specialist
occupation multiple times pace be qualified essential
keep learning until we become 7 ______________. And given that people will not stay in the same career for long, we can expect that we will have to go back to education and training at some stage
8 ________________ to work in another field. In fact, we might have to do that 9 ________________!
Jobs change at an amazing 10 ______________ these days, and if we can keep up, we can have really exciting and rewarding future careers.
specialists
to be qualified
multiple times
pace
Chen Xi’s teacher gives a short speech about future job plete the speech with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
1 _________ (give) the fast pace of the job market now, 21st century employees 2 ___________ (face) with challenges that their parents never experienced. 3 __________(compare) to previous generations, standards 4 ____________ (set) higher for them and they 5 _______________ (expect) to have more qualifications and a wider range of new and essential skills. 6 ______________ (require) to innovate constantly, 21st century employees need to be ready to adapt to new challenges and roles quickly.
7 ______________ (throw) into a hyper-connected workplace, today’s graduates will also have to
8 __________ (prepare) to move around to jobs at different companies.
There are also plenty of advantages to this new working world. 9 __________ (design) to be more dynamic and inspiring, working environments will be more exciting than offices of the past. Workers will happily enjoy many extra benefits, such as gyms and games rooms, 10 __________ (provide) by companies. Alternatively, if someone prefers more independence, technology will allow for greater opportunities for self employment and starting their own business.
Given
are faced
Compared
are set
are expected
Required
Thrown
prepare
Designed
provided
One of the graduates from Chen Xi’s school gives them some advice on job interviews. Order the sentences (a－f).
( ) a For the same reason, they also don’t reply to many of the applicants who send them their CVs.
( ) b In addition, they usually ask candidates to take a literacy test after the interview.
( ) c Moreover, if you are lucky enough to get an interview with them, you should come to the interview well-prepared.
( ) d Due to the large number of applications the company receives, they only ask a small number of applicants to come in for an interview.
( ) e Since the company pays well and offers secure jobs, the candidates that do make it through the interview process always say “yes” to the job that is offered.
( ) f As the company is determined to find the right candidates, they will ask a lot of detailed questions to find out what you know about the company.
2
5
3
1
6
4
Thank You
Unit 7 Careers
Writing Workshop
Viewing Workshop
Check Your Progress
北师大版（2019）选择性必修三
Writing Workshop
A Letter of Application
北师大版（2019）选择性必修三
Unit Focus
To read and talk about job advertisements and applications
To analyse the structure and language of a job advertisement
To consider personal interests and qualifications
To notice arguments and supporting details in written passages
To review verbs in the -ed form
Words and Phrases
1．__________________________ adj. 部分时间的，兼职的
2．__________________________ n. 摄影者
3．__________________________ n. （报纸或杂志）专栏；支柱，圆柱
4．__________________________ n. 申请人
5．__________________________ vt. 随信附上；将······围起来
6．__________________________ n. 新闻工作者，新闻记者
7．__________________________ adj. 年老的，渐老的
8．__________________________ n. 地区，区域
part-time
photographer
column
applicant
enclose
journalist
elderly
district
Background Knowledge
post
a name for a newspaper or magazine; another word for position or job
relevant
related to
sign off
to end, or say goodbye in a letter
suitable
having the right qualities because you have experience or knowledge
Read the job advertisement and the application letter below. Answer the questions.
Read for Writing
Read for Writing
1 What reasons does Li Meiling give for applying for the job
She wants to become a journalist.
Read for Writing
2.1 What evidence does she give to show that she is hard-working and committed
She participates in a volunteer programme.
Read for Writing
2.2 What evidence does she give to show that she gets on well with people from different backgrounds
She has worked with many kinds of people on many projects for local events.
Read for Writing
2.3 What evidence does she give to show that she would be a good reporter
She has been good at writing and has read many novels.
Read the letter again. Match the five parts (1－5) in the letter with the main topics or functions (a－e) below.
FOCUS ON STRUCTURE AND LANGUAGE
a. signing off
b. personal qualities
c. qualifications
d. reasons for being interested in the job
e. stating the position applying for
e
d
b
c
a
Viewing Workshop
What Jobs Will Survive the Robot Economy
北师大版（2019）选择性必修三
Unit Focus
To view for general understanding and specific information
To watch a technical interview
To create a presentation showing what students recall and understand from a talk
Background Knowledge
economy
the relationship between production, trade and the supply of money
expert
person who knows a lot of information about a topic
innovation
changes that make life or products easier and better
labour force
all the people in a society who have jobs
motivation
eagerness and willingness to do something without needing to be told or forced to do it
technological
related to technology
transform
change into a new shape, size or method
survive
to continue to live after a change or problem
watt
a unit of measure for power
Watch the interview. Tick (√ ) the correct options.
VIEW AND LEARN
Watch the interview. Tick (√ ) the correct options.
VIEW AND LEARN
1. According to the expert, Brad Delong, what jobs will survive the robot economy
Jobs that use our minds.
Jobs that use our backs or fingers.
2. Which of the following is more important for jobs in the future
Genuinely original and useful thoughts.
Technological progress.
3. What is the expert’s response to the question “Is this not, to a certain extent, just the natural world
order that’s playing out ”
He thinks there’s not much we can do about how things happen naturally.
He thinks that technological progress has greatly increased the demand for human labour.
4. If computers and robots have brain power, what will people do
People will work in agriculture or fields that will not need brain power.
People will move into personal services with genuinely original thoughts and communication.
Watch the interview again. Answer the questions.
VIEW AND LEARN
1. What can we do in the transition period we are in
2. What countries does the expert mention in the interview Why does he mention them
3. When machines have gained brain power during the robot economy, what is the value of the human brain
We’re either going to have to own the computer and the robots and so profit from them.
China and America, to mention factory jobs, and France, to mention history.
Employing a human is the only way that you can get the brain power that processes need.
Check Your Progress
北师大版（2019）选择性必修三
Chen Xi introduces ideas about IQ and plete his introduction with the correct form of the words and phrases below.
get ahead deal with predict adjust deserve
get you employed association lower internal hence
Up until quite recently, it was believed that IQ was the most important measure of intelligence and those with high IQs were the ones who 1 ___________ in life. However, experts now say that EQ is as important if not more in 2 ___________ whether someone will be successful in life. Professor Salovey, the expert who invented the term, explains that in the workplace IQ 3 ____________________ but EQ gets you promoted.
People with high EQs are described as happy, sociable and can 4 __________ well in all areas of their lives and careers. They can manage their emotions and are less likely to be troubled by negative 5 __________ feelings and thoughts. Those with low EQs struggle 6 ____________ challenges and difficult situations;
7 __________ are more stressed and unhappy.
There can be an 8 ____________ between IQ and EQ but not always. People who have high IQs may not be emotionally intelligent and vice versa. For example, if students who are highly academic and intelligent fail to achieve the grades they 9 __________ in exams it may be because they have 10 __________ EQs.
got ahead
predicting
gets you employed
adjust
internal
to deal with
hence
association
deserve
lower
Chen Yang presents some advice on career plete the passage using the correct form of the words and phrases below.
logical thinking comprehension skill reliable persuade
critical thinking financial skill trend routine
I recently spoke to Ms Xue about the skills we will need in years to come and the future 1 ______________ for jobs and careers. According to Ms Xue, in the future a lot of 2 ______________ office and factory jobs will disappear. We need to have many skills which we can start developing now. One of the most important is 3 _________________, which is the ability to analyse and evaluate information. 4 _________________, which is the ability to use our reason well, will be highly useful in the workplace, as it will help us use our knowledge 5 ______________ others. 6 ______________________ will be highly valued and companies will always appreciate a 7 ______________ person who they can trust to do their job. Even outside the workplace, there are important skills we will need. For example, good 8 ______________ will benefit us greatly when we start earning money and have financial responsibilities.
trends
routine
critical thinking
Logical thinking
to persuade
Comprehension skills
reliable
financial skills
Li Zhen now talks about how job trends change over plete the passage with the correct form of the words and phrases below.
prospect remain relevant earn a decent salary innovator specialist
occupation multiple times pace be qualified essential
Things have changed so much since our parents’ and grandparents’ time, especially when it comes to jobs and careers. When our parents were starting to find work, the 1 ___________ of staying in the same 2 ___________ for your entire life was very common. Nowadays, that idea would be considered really unusual!
There will be new 3 ______________ 21st century skills that we will have to have. For example, a university degree is still useful, but technology developments mean that many skills we have now are unlikely 4 ___________________ in the future. 5 ______________________ is one thing, but if we really want to succeed in our careers we have to be 6 ______________ thinking of new and exciting ways to do things. It won’t be enough to have only a general understanding of our area of work but we
prospect
occupation
essential
to remain relevant
Earning a decent salary
innovators
Li Zhen now talks about how job trends change over plete the passage with the correct form of the words and phrases below.
prospect remain relevant earn a decent salary innovator specialist
occupation multiple times pace be qualified essential
keep learning until we become 7 ______________. And given that people will not stay in the same career for long, we can expect that we will have to go back to education and training at some stage
8 ________________ to work in another field. In fact, we might have to do that 9 ________________!
Jobs change at an amazing 10 ______________ these days, and if we can keep up, we can have really exciting and rewarding future careers.
specialists
to be qualified
multiple times
pace
Chen Xi’s teacher gives a short speech about future job plete the speech with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
1 _________ (give) the fast pace of the job market now, 21st century employees 2 ___________ (face) with challenges that their parents never experienced. 3 __________(compare) to previous generations, standards 4 ____________ (set) higher for them and they 5 _______________ (expect) to have more qualifications and a wider range of new and essential skills. 6 ______________ (require) to innovate constantly, 21st century employees need to be ready to adapt to new challenges and roles quickly.
7 ______________ (throw) into a hyper-connected workplace, today’s graduates will also have to
8 __________ (prepare) to move around to jobs at different companies.
There are also plenty of advantages to this new working world. 9 __________ (design) to be more dynamic and inspiring, working environments will be more exciting than offices of the past. Workers will happily enjoy many extra benefits, such as gyms and games rooms, 10 __________ (provide) by companies. Alternatively, if someone prefers more independence, technology will allow for greater opportunities for self employment and starting their own business.
Given
are faced
Compared
are set
are expected
Required
Thrown
prepare
Designed
provided
One of the graduates from Chen Xi’s school gives them some advice on job interviews. Order the sentences (a－f).
( ) a For the same reason, they also don’t reply to many of the applicants who send them their CVs.
( ) b In addition, they usually ask candidates to take a literacy test after the interview.
( ) c Moreover, if you are lucky enough to get an interview with them, you should come to the interview well-prepared.
( ) d Due to the large number of applications the company receives, they only ask a small number of applicants to come in for an interview.
( ) e Since the company pays well and offers secure jobs, the candidates that do make it through the interview process always say “yes” to the job that is offered.
( ) f As the company is determined to find the right candidates, they will ask a lot of detailed questions to find out what you know about the company.
2
5
3
1
6
4
Thank You