Unit 4 Sharing Assessing Your Progress 课件（共15张PPT）

(共15张PPT)
Assessing Your Progress
Unit 4 Sharing
Learning objectives
0 1
consolidate and check what you have learnt
in this unit when it comes to grammar.
0 2
summarize and reflect the content of this
whole unit.
0 3
consolidate and check the vocabulary that
you have learnt in this unit.
In this class, you will
1. What kind of volunteer work have you learnt
in this unit
2. What kind of volunteer work do you think is
suitable for teeanagers to participate in
Lead-in
Vocabulary---Brainstorming
contract v.-- pt.-- pp.
disability n.-- pl.-- disable -- adj.
tune n./v. -- tuneful -- ant.
input n./v.-- pt.&pp.
share v.-- adj. -- v-ing
mechanic n.-- adj. -- adv.
stability n. -- ant. -- stable ___
criterion n. -- pl.
consultation n. -- v. -- consultant __
contracted
contracted
disabilities
v.
disabled
adj.
tuneless
input/inputted
shared
sharing
mechanical
mechanically
instability
adj.
criteria
consult
n.
Vocabulary---Brainstorming
contract v.-- pt.-- pp.
disability n.-- pl.-- disable -- adj.
tune n./v. -- tuneful -- ant.
input n./v.-- pt.&pp.
share v.-- adj. -- v-ing
mechanic n.-- adj. -- adv.
stability n. -- ant. -- stable ___
criterion n. -- pl.
consultation n. -- v. -- consultant __
contracted
contracted
disabilities
v.
disabled
adj.
tuneless
input/inputted
shared
sharing
mechanical
mechanically
instability
adj.
criteria
consult
n.
Vocabulary---Blank filling
Many of us have worked as volunteers before. Some have experience as , repairing and maintaining machines. Others are experienced medical workers who have volunteered to help those with .This summer, one Chinese volunteer, Liu Fei, will serve as a management for AIDS projects in an African country. Liu has never been there, and his impression of the country is that it is developing rapidly, but suffers from much and violence. Many people there have AIDS. Liu will work with a local organisation engaging in AlDS prevention. Liu's path to Africa was long and bumpy. Although he had met the for the volunteer application, his family was opposed to his choice at first. It took Liu some time to explain the importance of building a future for mankind. Ultimately, his family decided to sing the same as Liu and respected his right to choose his own path. Liu is looking forward to sharing his knowledge and skills with needy communities. He hopes his can make a difference in distant Africa.
mechanics
disablities
instability
contracted
criteria
shared
tune
input
consultant
Vocabulary---Headline-making
Many of us have worked as volunteers before. Some have experience as mechanics, repairing and maintaining machines. Others are experienced medical workers who have volunteered to help those with disabilities.This summer, one Chinese volunteer, Liu Fei, will serve as a management consultant for AIDS uprojects in an African country. Liu has never been there, and his impression of the country is that it is developing rapidly, but suffers from much instability and violence. Many people there have contracted AIDS. Liu will work with a local organisation engaging in AlDS prevention. Liu's path to Africa was long and bumpy. Although he had met the cretiria for the volunteer application, his family was opposed to his choice at first. It took Liu some time to explain the importance of building a shared future for mankind. Ultimately, his family decided to sing the same tune as Liu and respected his right to choose his own path. Liu is looking forward to sharing his knowledge and skills with needy communities. He hopes his input can make a difference in distant Africa.
A Chinese Volunteer in Africa
What’s the genre of this passage
What are the basic elements of a news report
What are the characteristics of a headline
Vocabulary---Exploration
1. Why does Liu Fei determine to volunteer in Africa
and want to engage in AIDS prevention
2. What kinds of difficulties would volunteers meet
in Africa
3. How would they overcome those difficulties
Vocabulary---Exploration
1. Why does Liu Fei determine to volunteer in Africa and want
to engage in AIDS prevention
2. What kinds of difficulties would volunteers meet in Africa
They can work out more to stand the extreme weather, make full
use of the medical conditions and try to learn some local languages.
Grammar---Group work
Type of phrases
NP
VP
AdvP
AdjP
PrepP
Examples from this unit
the mixture, my muscle...
was bubbling out, led us...
spilling everywhere...
always nice...
to his house, over the fire...
Functions
S, O, P, C
V
Adv.
Adj. P, C
P, Attribute, A
Grammar---Expanding writing
Eg
The chemist is doing an experiment.
The chemist
from Harvard University
is doing an experiment
on lab rats
to see their reactions on a sinking ship.
3. Susan placed the cup on the saucer and
swallowed the capsule.
4. I drag myself off the bed.
5. A tree shades the fammer.
6. The president is relaying his ambition to
the audience.
2. A train is crossing a bridge.
1. A rat is chasing a cat.
Grammar---Expanding writing
1. A large and crazy rat is chasing a cat through the house,
knocking over furniture.
2. A train full of passengers bound for Beijing is crossing
a beautiful new bridge over a high mountain gorge.
Reflecting---Mind map
1. What kind of volunteer work have you heard
about before What kind of volunteer work in
this unit impressed you the most
2. What story can you tell about China’s contri-
bution to the development of the world What
are the improvements
3. What do you think you can contribute to the
cause of building a shared future for mankind
4. What can you do to improve your public speeking
skills
Reflecting---Presentation
Share your mind map in groups.
Recommend the best one.
Show time
Assignment
Thank You
1. Finish the assignment sheets
2. Improve the weak part(s) by self-study