unit 2 robots rading and writing
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课件15张PPT。Period IIIReading & writingListen to two students discussing about Claire and TonyWhat does Kate think the difference between robots and human is?
How does Kate think Claire was hurting herself?
What is the joke that Kate makes?
What does Kate think the company’s biggest mistake was?Who’s the original writer of “Satisfaction Guaranteed”?Isaac AsimovFirst readingWhich paragraph tells you when and where Asimov was born and died?
Which paragraph tells you about the education?
Which paragraph tells you about awards he received?P2P3P5Timeline of his Life Events (Time limits: 5m)What’s the first law for robots developed by Isaac Asimov? “ A robot must not injure human beings or allow them to be injured.” Group work: What are the other two laws might be? Write them down and discuss them with the whole class 1st law: A robot must not injure human
beings or allow them to be injured.
2nd law: A robot must obey the orders
given to it by human beings
(as long as human beings are not injured.)
3rd law: a robot must protect its own
existance
( as long as human beings are not injured
and as long as the robot does not disobey
the human beings).DiscussionWhat might happen in a world where there were robots if Asimov’s three laws did not exist?Writing 1. CollocationGo over the text, trying to recognize the collocations, treat them as single blocks of language and copy them out into your Collocation Book.
Samples:
Collocations from “A Biography of Isaac Asimov”
science fiction stories, have both an extraordinary imagination and an amazing mind, give…the ability to explore …, search for explanations of …,
2. Make your own timeline
3.Write your own story with the collocations from “A Biography of Isaac Asimov”, trying to use the following Chronological Sequence Chronological Sequence
after, afterward, as soon as, before, during, finally, first, following, immediately, initially, later, meanwhile, next, not long after, now, on (date), preceding, second, soon, then, third, today, until, whenHomeworkComplete the biography of your own.
Goodbye!
How does Kate think Claire was hurting herself?
What is the joke that Kate makes?
What does Kate think the company’s biggest mistake was?Who’s the original writer of “Satisfaction Guaranteed”?Isaac AsimovFirst readingWhich paragraph tells you when and where Asimov was born and died?
Which paragraph tells you about the education?
Which paragraph tells you about awards he received?P2P3P5Timeline of his Life Events (Time limits: 5m)What’s the first law for robots developed by Isaac Asimov? “ A robot must not injure human beings or allow them to be injured.” Group work: What are the other two laws might be? Write them down and discuss them with the whole class 1st law: A robot must not injure human
beings or allow them to be injured.
2nd law: A robot must obey the orders
given to it by human beings
(as long as human beings are not injured.)
3rd law: a robot must protect its own
existance
( as long as human beings are not injured
and as long as the robot does not disobey
the human beings).DiscussionWhat might happen in a world where there were robots if Asimov’s three laws did not exist?Writing 1. CollocationGo over the text, trying to recognize the collocations, treat them as single blocks of language and copy them out into your Collocation Book.
Samples:
Collocations from “A Biography of Isaac Asimov”
science fiction stories, have both an extraordinary imagination and an amazing mind, give…the ability to explore …, search for explanations of …,
2. Make your own timeline
3.Write your own story with the collocations from “A Biography of Isaac Asimov”, trying to use the following Chronological Sequence Chronological Sequence
after, afterward, as soon as, before, during, finally, first, following, immediately, initially, later, meanwhile, next, not long after, now, on (date), preceding, second, soon, then, third, today, until, whenHomeworkComplete the biography of your own.
Goodbye!