人教版（2019）选择性必修 第四册Unit 4 Sharing Using Language video time 课件(共23张PPT)
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Unit 4
Sharing
Video Time
By the end of this period, you will be able to:
1. improve listening and talking skills by watching topic-related videos;
2. learn more about international volunteer organisations and activities;
3. be a helpful person to help those who are in need.
Would you like to be a volunteer Why or Why not
Lead-in
Before you watch
Breaking Volunteering Boundaries
This video is about Most, a charity run by young people in Budapest (布达佩斯), Hungary (匈牙利), a country in Eastern Europe. One group this charity helps is the Roma. The Roma (often called “Gypsies(吉普赛人)” ) are an ethnic group in Europe that is poor and often discriminated against.
Task 1 What kinds of things do you think Most donates to others Tick the boxes below.
□ clothes □ computers
□ food □ medicine
□ money □ time
□ toilet paper □ toys
While you watch
Task 1 Check your answers.
□ clothes □ computers
□ food □ medicine
□ money □ time
□ toilet paper □ toys
Task 2 Answer these questions.
1. How far is the Roma Community Centre from Budapest
2. How many families will be helped by their donations to the Roma Community Centre
3. How many members does Most currently have
4. What three things do they plan to do at the refugee centre in Austria
1. How far is the Roma Community Centre from Budapest
It’s 200 kilometres.
2. How many families will be helped by their donations to the Roma Community Centre
About 30 families will be helped.
3. How many members does Most currently have
It has 20 members.
4. What three things do they plan to do at the refugee centre in Austria
They plan to run workshops for children, distribute clothes, and spread the message that Hungarians can be keen volunteers as well.
Task 3 Complete the quotes with words you hear in the video.
1. Domonkos Sera: We feel a lot better if we know that we’re not just ___________________ we have in Budapest but also ___________________ somewhere else in the country.
enjoying the good life
doing good things
2. Mark Takats: We feel it’s kind of an obligation to ... to help those ____________________ but that we were.
who are not that lucky
3. Laci Siroki: It’s good to see youngsters from Budapest that feel an obligation to do something in this country, to ________________, and ______________________.
collect donations
help the lives of others
4. Jihan: I would like to be involved also in most of the activities they do________________, like going to different _______________________ just to help poor people.
outside of school
smaller towns and villages
Read together
Narrator: Flour, sugar, eggs, and warm clothes. These boxes are packed full of donations for the Roma Community Centre in Tomor, a village near Hungary’s border with Slovakia. And they were collected by these teenagers. Rather than spending their Saturday morning in bed, the young volunteers got up early to make the 200-kilometre trip from the Hungarian capital.
Domonkos Sera: Helping is our favourite hobby. We feel a lot better if we know that we’re not just enjoying the good life we have in Budapest but also doing good things somewhere else in the country.
Mark Takats: As a privileged teenager in Budapest, we feel it’s kind of . . .we feel it’s kind of an obligation to. . . to help those who are not that lucky but that we were.
Narrator: The donations will be distributed by this community centre to around 30 families.
Narrator: Whilst more than a quarter of 16 to 19-year-olds volunteer in the United States, it’s rare here in Hungary.
Laci Siroki: I’ve been working with volunteer groups for 16 years and this is the first time that people this young have contacted us. It’s good to see youngsters from Budapest that feel an obligation to do something in this country, to collect donations, and help the lives of others.
Narrator: These volunteers are also using social media to spread the word and encourage other young people to get involved in charitable initiatives.
Jihan: I would like to be involved also in most of the activities they do outside of school, like going to different smaller towns and villages just to help poor people. That I think, that’s also, that’s a very nice idea.
Narrator: The charity already has 20 active members and the next stop is a refugee centre in Austria. There, they plan to run workshops for children, distribute clothes, and spread the message that Hungarians can be keen volunteers as well.
1. What motivates these young people to help others
2. How do you think their own lives are changed by helping others
They feel like they have an obligation to do so, and it also makes them feel better about themselves.
Discuss the following questions in groups.
They become more caring and more aware of the needs of others by helping others. This makes them better people.
After you watch
3. In the video, they are helping the Roma and people at a refugee centre. Are there people like this in your city or town who need help What can you do to help them
Yes, there are some poor people in my community who face a similar struggle in life. I can help them by providing them with food and supplies when they are in need and treating them with dignity and respect.
Surf the Internet for more information about one international volunteer organisation that you are interested in and write a short report.
Homework
Unit 4
Sharing
Video Time
By the end of this period, you will be able to:
1. improve listening and talking skills by watching topic-related videos;
2. learn more about international volunteer organisations and activities;
3. be a helpful person to help those who are in need.
Would you like to be a volunteer Why or Why not
Lead-in
Before you watch
Breaking Volunteering Boundaries
This video is about Most, a charity run by young people in Budapest (布达佩斯), Hungary (匈牙利), a country in Eastern Europe. One group this charity helps is the Roma. The Roma (often called “Gypsies(吉普赛人)” ) are an ethnic group in Europe that is poor and often discriminated against.
Task 1 What kinds of things do you think Most donates to others Tick the boxes below.
□ clothes □ computers
□ food □ medicine
□ money □ time
□ toilet paper □ toys
While you watch
Task 1 Check your answers.
□ clothes □ computers
□ food □ medicine
□ money □ time
□ toilet paper □ toys
Task 2 Answer these questions.
1. How far is the Roma Community Centre from Budapest
2. How many families will be helped by their donations to the Roma Community Centre
3. How many members does Most currently have
4. What three things do they plan to do at the refugee centre in Austria
1. How far is the Roma Community Centre from Budapest
It’s 200 kilometres.
2. How many families will be helped by their donations to the Roma Community Centre
About 30 families will be helped.
3. How many members does Most currently have
It has 20 members.
4. What three things do they plan to do at the refugee centre in Austria
They plan to run workshops for children, distribute clothes, and spread the message that Hungarians can be keen volunteers as well.
Task 3 Complete the quotes with words you hear in the video.
1. Domonkos Sera: We feel a lot better if we know that we’re not just ___________________ we have in Budapest but also ___________________ somewhere else in the country.
enjoying the good life
doing good things
2. Mark Takats: We feel it’s kind of an obligation to ... to help those ____________________ but that we were.
who are not that lucky
3. Laci Siroki: It’s good to see youngsters from Budapest that feel an obligation to do something in this country, to ________________, and ______________________.
collect donations
help the lives of others
4. Jihan: I would like to be involved also in most of the activities they do________________, like going to different _______________________ just to help poor people.
outside of school
smaller towns and villages
Read together
Narrator: Flour, sugar, eggs, and warm clothes. These boxes are packed full of donations for the Roma Community Centre in Tomor, a village near Hungary’s border with Slovakia. And they were collected by these teenagers. Rather than spending their Saturday morning in bed, the young volunteers got up early to make the 200-kilometre trip from the Hungarian capital.
Domonkos Sera: Helping is our favourite hobby. We feel a lot better if we know that we’re not just enjoying the good life we have in Budapest but also doing good things somewhere else in the country.
Mark Takats: As a privileged teenager in Budapest, we feel it’s kind of . . .we feel it’s kind of an obligation to. . . to help those who are not that lucky but that we were.
Narrator: The donations will be distributed by this community centre to around 30 families.
Narrator: Whilst more than a quarter of 16 to 19-year-olds volunteer in the United States, it’s rare here in Hungary.
Laci Siroki: I’ve been working with volunteer groups for 16 years and this is the first time that people this young have contacted us. It’s good to see youngsters from Budapest that feel an obligation to do something in this country, to collect donations, and help the lives of others.
Narrator: These volunteers are also using social media to spread the word and encourage other young people to get involved in charitable initiatives.
Jihan: I would like to be involved also in most of the activities they do outside of school, like going to different smaller towns and villages just to help poor people. That I think, that’s also, that’s a very nice idea.
Narrator: The charity already has 20 active members and the next stop is a refugee centre in Austria. There, they plan to run workshops for children, distribute clothes, and spread the message that Hungarians can be keen volunteers as well.
1. What motivates these young people to help others
2. How do you think their own lives are changed by helping others
They feel like they have an obligation to do so, and it also makes them feel better about themselves.
Discuss the following questions in groups.
They become more caring and more aware of the needs of others by helping others. This makes them better people.
After you watch
3. In the video, they are helping the Roma and people at a refugee centre. Are there people like this in your city or town who need help What can you do to help them
Yes, there are some poor people in my community who face a similar struggle in life. I can help them by providing them with food and supplies when they are in need and treating them with dignity and respect.
Surf the Internet for more information about one international volunteer organisation that you are interested in and write a short report.
Homework