外研版(2019)选择性必修四册Unit 4 Everyday Economics Writing & Presenting ideas 课件(共22张PPT)

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(共22张PPT)
Unit 4
Period 5
Writing & Presenting ideas
新 课 导 入
Can you share something about non-cash payments
课 堂 学 习
1
Read the posts from an online plete the table with the corresponding information.
Frank
Non-cash payment is the best way to go. I pay for everything with my smartphone. It only takes a blink of the eye — just scan the barcode and click! And I never have to carry lots of heavy coins or dirty notes, or worry about losing my wallet — for the fourth time! Speaking of “dirty”, do you know that there are more germs on a coin than on a toilet seat !
Betty
It might not be safe as you think, as computers and phones can be stolen or hacked easily. I also worry about over-consumption. If I have $20 in my purse, I can only spend up to that amount. But with electronic payments, I can spend again and again, just as long as my bank account has money in it! And what if you’re in a place without Internet access or your phone battery dies
Yang
I agree that there are problems in electronic payments. Despite their convenience, people who don’t know how to use electronic payments might feel excluded, especially the elderly. Perhaps we could talk about using money less often, rather than replacing it for good
Definition of non-cash payments
Benefits
No cash is involved when people are making their payments. People make their payments with cards, mobile phones and other electronic devices.
Convenient and fast. Do not need to carry lots of heavy coins or dirty notes. No more worries about losing wallets.
Problems
Conclusion
Not safe enough and may lead to over-consumption. Some forms of electronic payments are restricted to the Internet. Potential inconvenience exists if the phone battery dies. Some forms are unfriendly to those who don’t know how to use electronic payments, especially the elderly.
Non-cash payments, or electronic payments, bring us a lot of advantages. However, the disadvantages can’t be ignored. Maybe we could try to use money less often, rather than replacing it with non-cash payments for ever. Meanwhile, we need to think of ways to make non-cash payments better, friendlier and more scientific.
The structure of the essay about non-cash payments
structure
Definition of non-cash payments
Benefits of non-cash payments
Problems of non-cash payments
Conclusion
2
Write an essay about non-cash payments using the information in the above activity and the words and expressions in this section to help you. Do further research if necessary.
Some useful expressions:
Some... Others... 一些人……另一些人……
hold different opinions 持有不同的观点 in favour of 支持
from my point of view/In my opinion 依我看来 In conclusion 总之
Every coin has two sids. 凡事都有利弊。
The topic of ... is becoming more and more popular recently. People hold different opinions about it.
Some people say they are in favour of ...They hold the view that...
What’s more,...
Others think that... Firstly,... Secondly,...
Now write your essay about non-cash payments.
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3
Work in pairs. Make improvements to each other’s essays and share them with the class.
Sample:
Nowadays, non-cash payments are becoming more and more popular across the world, especially in China. It refers to the method of making payments with cards, mobile phones and other electronic devices. New ways of supporting non-cash payments are quickly turning up one after another.
Obviously, there are many benefits of non-cash payments. First, they are so convenient and fast that people could make almost all the payments with a single click on their smartphones. In some shopping centres, they can pay by simply standing in front of a camera and let it recognise their face. Second, non-cash payments are safe and hygienic. They free people from carrying heavy coins and dirty notes, or even a wallet. Therefore, the risk of losing money or the wallet is not a threat any more. What is more, non-cash payments eliminate the risk of counterfeit money.
However, as the old saying goes, every coin has two sides, and so does the non-cash payments, even though they don’t require a coin. The problems that accompany non-cash payments should not be ignored. When thinking it further, non-cash payments might not be quite safe as people have assumed, as it is not that hard for hackers to access people’s bank account and steal the money. It is also easier for your personal information to be stolen, which may bring great trouble. Meanwhile, to some degree, non-cash payments encourage over-consumption. They also depend too much on the Internet access or battery capacity — just imagine being at a place with no wi-fi and a flat battery, how can people make payments via their computers or smartphones then Last but not least, non-cash payments aren’t quite friendly with people not knowing how, especially the elderly. It is such a pity to make them feel excluded and left out.
Nonetheless, non-cash payments are increasingly part of our fast-growing modern society. The current trend is for more non-cash payments, and this trend will probably continue in the future. But embracing a new trend doesn’t mean to exclude the “old-fashioned”ways. Perhaps it is more convenient for everyone-young and old, men and women-to have various options, in both cash and non-cash forms, when it comes to making payments, for the better good.
4
Read the headlines and answer the questions.
1 What is each headline about
2 What do the news items have in common concerning economic development
3 What is the current situation regarding economic development in your home town
1. What is each headline about
1) A city is booming as its high-tech sector develops fast, which wins the city a nickname-a new “Silicon Valley”.
2) The local economy has been given new life by traditional crafts.
3) Eco-tourism is now the largest and most valuable sector of the local economy.
4) Sellers of farm products who are located in remote areas are using e-commerce to grow their businesses.
2. What do the news items have in common concerning economic development
They are all about improved local economic conditions.
3. What is the current situation regarding economic development in your home town
Eco-tourism is popular in my hometown.
5
Work in groups. Talk about the current economic development in your home town and make notes. Do further research if necessary.
Current situation of economic development:
Problems demanding prompt solutions:
Potential for further development:
6
Talk about how to promote economic development in your home town. Do further research if necessary. Consider the following:
1 What could be done to help promote economic development
2 Why you propose to take such measures
3 How you plan to implement your suggested measures
4 What your goals are and how you will measure them
7
Prepare a short presentation about your suggestions for better economic development in your town. Consider the following:
1 the structure of your presentation
2 useful words, expressions and structures
8
Give your presentation to the class.
1. Talk about the structure of an essay.
2. Share your opinions on the economic policies in your home town.