牛津译林版英语8下Unit 7 International Charities Reading（共22张PPT）
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课件22张PPT。 8B Unit7
International charitiesReading 1ORBIS World Wide Fund for NatureOxfamUNICEFCharities around the world ORBIS treats people with blindness
or other eye problems around the world ,
mostly in poor areas. Modern medicine (医学) is developing (发展) quickly. Most cases (病例) can be prevented
or cured(治愈).
Many people can’t afford ( 支付得起,买得起)
for the medical treatment（医疗）. Introduction(治疗)They operate on (给…做手术)
the patients (病人) on board (在船/飞机/火车/汽车上）.The ORBIS workers feel proud（自豪的）to help people see again.ORBIS uses its Flying Eye Hospital(飞行眼科医院) to visit poor areas. Introduction采访者
失明
主要的，大部分的
案例，病例
治愈
医学的，医疗的
治疗
病人
买得起，能做interviewer n.
blindness n.
mostly adv.
case n.
cure vt.
medical adj.
treatment n.
patient n.
afford vt.New wordsPre-reading去看病
在飞机(船，火车)上
做手术
自豪的，骄傲的
读者
医学，药
发展，加强
治疗，处理
继续开展，继续下去go to hospital
on board
operate vi.
proud adj.
reader n.
medicine n.
develop v.
treat vt.
carry onGuess the wordscut a person’s body open to take out or repair a part
in or on a plane, ship, train, etc.
make an illness go away
have enough money to pay for something
a person who is ill, especially in hospital
the condition of being unable to see____________________________________________________________________________________operateon boardcureaffordpatientblindnessDr Ma- an ORBIS doctoran interviewerWhile-reading --- skimming(略读）2. How many people did Dr Ma operate on during his last visit? 150 patients.1. How many people are blind or have other eye problems around the world? About 285 million people around the world.While-reading --- scanning(寻读） Most of the eye problems can be cured
or prevented. _______
2. ORBIS doctors usually work in the local hospital. ________
3. The plane is only used as a hospital.
_______
4. Dr Ma hopes more people can support their work. _______ F F T on the plane T is used as a hospital and a training centre1. About 285 million people around the world.
Where are they mostly from?
2. How many of them can be prevented or cured?
3. Why don’t many people receive medical
treatment?
Listen to Lines 1-6Mostly in poor areas.
About 80 per cent of the cases.While-reading --- close-reading (研读）Because they do not have the money for medical treatment.use its Flying Eye Hospital to visitdo operations on the patients learn about eye operations
and new skillstrain the local doctors and nursesreceive trainingRead and fillLines 6-15Lines 16-20What does the interviewer think of
Dr Ma’s job?
2. How does Dr Ma feel about his job?The interviewer thinks he is doing a really important job.He is proud to help people see again
And improve their lives.Read and answerWhat is needed to carry on with
their work?
2. What does Dr Ma hope?Lines 21-26More money is needed.He hopes more people will support ORBIS.Listen and answer doctors and nurses eye operations see againnew skillsFlying Eye Hospital eye problemsFill in the blanksMake an interviewTips:
One of each group will be the interviewer.
One or more wil be the doctors.Many more people in poor areas
Dr Ma thinks that most eye problems and diseases
Many blind people do not get any treatment
4. The ORBIS plane is used as
5. One hundred and fifty patients
6. More money is neededwere operated on during Dr Ma’s last visit.
b. a hospital and a treating centre.
c. because they have no money to go to hospital.
d. to carry on with
the work.
e. have eye problems.
f. can be prevented or cured.eafcdbB3 Amy made some more notes of the interview. Help her put the sentences together. Finish the report ORBIS is an international charity that helps people with b_______ . About 80% of the cases can be prevented or c__________. However, many people can’t a_________ to go to hospital.
ORBIS uses its F________ Eye Hospital to visit poor countries. On the plane ,ORBIS doctors operate on p____________. The local doctors and nurses are invited on b________ to learn about eye o__________. lindnessuredffordlyingatientsoardperationsThey also teach local doctors and nurses new skills and knowledge. They think it’s p__________ of them to help people see again and improve their lives.
Modern medicine is d________ quickly. But now all ORBIS need is enough money to c____ on with their work. So we should support their work.roudarryevelopingDiscussion1. What do you think of Dr Ma’s job?
2. As a student, what can we do to
protect our eyes and help ORBIS?Everyone should give a helping hand to those in need.
Many hands make light work.
With more help and support, the world will become more beautiful!ConclusionTo read the text and recite all
the new vocabulary.
2. To finish the exercises about
Reading on pages 50 and 51
in Workbooks.
3. To introduce ORBIS to people
around you. Thanks for your support!
International charitiesReading 1ORBIS World Wide Fund for NatureOxfamUNICEFCharities around the world ORBIS treats people with blindness
or other eye problems around the world ,
mostly in poor areas. Modern medicine (医学) is developing (发展) quickly. Most cases (病例) can be prevented
or cured(治愈).
Many people can’t afford ( 支付得起,买得起)
for the medical treatment（医疗）. Introduction(治疗)They operate on (给…做手术)
the patients (病人) on board (在船/飞机/火车/汽车上）.The ORBIS workers feel proud（自豪的）to help people see again.ORBIS uses its Flying Eye Hospital(飞行眼科医院) to visit poor areas. Introduction采访者
失明
主要的，大部分的
案例，病例
治愈
医学的，医疗的
治疗
病人
买得起，能做interviewer n.
blindness n.
mostly adv.
case n.
cure vt.
medical adj.
treatment n.
patient n.
afford vt.New wordsPre-reading去看病
在飞机(船，火车)上
做手术
自豪的，骄傲的
读者
医学，药
发展，加强
治疗，处理
继续开展，继续下去go to hospital
on board
operate vi.
proud adj.
reader n.
medicine n.
develop v.
treat vt.
carry onGuess the wordscut a person’s body open to take out or repair a part
in or on a plane, ship, train, etc.
make an illness go away
have enough money to pay for something
a person who is ill, especially in hospital
the condition of being unable to see____________________________________________________________________________________operateon boardcureaffordpatientblindnessDr Ma- an ORBIS doctoran interviewerWhile-reading --- skimming(略读）2. How many people did Dr Ma operate on during his last visit? 150 patients.1. How many people are blind or have other eye problems around the world? About 285 million people around the world.While-reading --- scanning(寻读） Most of the eye problems can be cured
or prevented. _______
2. ORBIS doctors usually work in the local hospital. ________
3. The plane is only used as a hospital.
_______
4. Dr Ma hopes more people can support their work. _______ F F T on the plane T is used as a hospital and a training centre1. About 285 million people around the world.
Where are they mostly from?
2. How many of them can be prevented or cured?
3. Why don’t many people receive medical
treatment?
Listen to Lines 1-6Mostly in poor areas.
About 80 per cent of the cases.While-reading --- close-reading (研读）Because they do not have the money for medical treatment.use its Flying Eye Hospital to visitdo operations on the patients learn about eye operations
and new skillstrain the local doctors and nursesreceive trainingRead and fillLines 6-15Lines 16-20What does the interviewer think of
Dr Ma’s job?
2. How does Dr Ma feel about his job?The interviewer thinks he is doing a really important job.He is proud to help people see again
And improve their lives.Read and answerWhat is needed to carry on with
their work?
2. What does Dr Ma hope?Lines 21-26More money is needed.He hopes more people will support ORBIS.Listen and answer doctors and nurses eye operations see againnew skillsFlying Eye Hospital eye problemsFill in the blanksMake an interviewTips:
One of each group will be the interviewer.
One or more wil be the doctors.Many more people in poor areas
Dr Ma thinks that most eye problems and diseases
Many blind people do not get any treatment
4. The ORBIS plane is used as
5. One hundred and fifty patients
6. More money is neededwere operated on during Dr Ma’s last visit.
b. a hospital and a treating centre.
c. because they have no money to go to hospital.
d. to carry on with
the work.
e. have eye problems.
f. can be prevented or cured.eafcdbB3 Amy made some more notes of the interview. Help her put the sentences together. Finish the report ORBIS is an international charity that helps people with b_______ . About 80% of the cases can be prevented or c__________. However, many people can’t a_________ to go to hospital.
ORBIS uses its F________ Eye Hospital to visit poor countries. On the plane ,ORBIS doctors operate on p____________. The local doctors and nurses are invited on b________ to learn about eye o__________. lindnessuredffordlyingatientsoardperationsThey also teach local doctors and nurses new skills and knowledge. They think it’s p__________ of them to help people see again and improve their lives.
Modern medicine is d________ quickly. But now all ORBIS need is enough money to c____ on with their work. So we should support their work.roudarryevelopingDiscussion1. What do you think of Dr Ma’s job?
2. As a student, what can we do to
protect our eyes and help ORBIS?Everyone should give a helping hand to those in need.
Many hands make light work.
With more help and support, the world will become more beautiful!ConclusionTo read the text and recite all
the new vocabulary.
2. To finish the exercises about
Reading on pages 50 and 51
in Workbooks.
3. To introduce ORBIS to people
around you. Thanks for your support!