模块4 Unit 11 The Media Lesson 4 What’s in the Papers课件（共24张幻灯片）
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课件24张PPT。Objectives:
1. Learn to read hard news and editorials;
2. Learn to tell facts and opinions from an editorial.
Entertainment or LifestyleHard newsEditorialsLetters to the EditorInternational NewsAdvertisementsBusiness SectionWeather reportTravelSportsHeadlinesNational NewsWhat is often reported in the newspaper? Entertainment or LifestyleHard newsEditorialsLetters to the EditorInternational NewsAdvertisementsBusiness SectionWeather reportTravelSportsHeadlinesNational NewsWhat is often reported in the newspaper? Obama again urges Congress to pass gun laws US President Barack Obama (R) and Vice President Joe Biden depart a makeshift(临时的） memorial after placing flowers in memory of shooting victims of the massacre at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, US, June 16, 2016.
ORLANDO, the United States - US President Barack Obama on Thursday again urged Congress to pass stricter gun control laws during his visit to Orlando in the wake of the country‘s deadliest mass shooting incident.
At least 49 people were killed and 53 others wounded, including a police officer, early Sunday morning in a shooting at a popular LGBT nightclub in Orlando, Florida. It was the deadliest terror attack in the US history since 9/11 in 2001.
What facts do you learn from the news?Time:
Where:
Who:
What:
Why:June 16, 2016 Orlando , the United States Barack Obamaurged Congress to pass stricter gun lawson early Sunday morning, there was a shooting at a popular LGBT nightclub in Orlando, Florida, which is the country‘s deadliest mass shooting incident.What is the Hard News?Hard news is the kind of ___________ news written in a pattern called “___________style” which focuses on the _______ of an event. There is no someone’s _______________. fast-pacedjournalisticfacts opinionGovts?should?leave?cab-calling?apps?to market,? and?act only?as?supervisors (?China?Daily?)Updated: 2016-06-21 08:15:38 NATIONAL MOBILE CAB-CALLING APPS such as Didi and Uber still face problems. Many local governments impose fines on their drivers. Besides, some local governments are developing their own mobile cab-calling apps using State capital, which makes the competition unfair, says an editorial in Beijing News:
Some local governments say it is difficult to supervise Uber and Didi, although their taxi services have proved a success. Even if the local governments are right, the correct solution lies in better regulation of the market, instead of the governments joining the market.
In a market economy, the government is supposed to make fair market rules and ensure they are applied. In other words, local governments should act at referees, not become market players themselves.
NATIONAL MOBILE CAB-CALLING APPS such as Didi and Uber still face problems. Many local governments impose fines on their drivers. Besides, some local governments are developing their own mobile cab-calling apps using State capital, which makes the competition unfair, says an editorial in Beijing News:
Some local governments say it is difficult to supervise Uber and Didi, although their taxi services have proved a success. Even if the local governments are right, the correct solution lies in better regulation of the market, instead of the governments joining the market.
In a market economy, the government is supposed to make fair market rules and ensure they are applied. In other words, local governments should act at referees, not become market players themselves.
Introduction to the topicBackground/necessary informationConclusionWhat is the Editorials ?An editorial may offer a _______ and present the writer’s ________ through an ___________, a _________________, and a ___________. topicopinionintroductionbody of informationconclusionReading Please read the text A, and try to find a best headline for it:
A. Leeds University did research about the film “Pulp Fiction”.
B. Mothers complained about the bad languages on TV.
C. Bad language on TV not
ok for Kids.
√.……films like Pulp Fiction, TV series like Channel 4’s Brookside and cartoons like South Park.
What are the common features of these examples?
Pulp Fiction is a 1994 film by director Quentin Tarantino and won for Oscar Best Original Screenplay. The film is known for its rich, dirty language, its ironic mix of humor and violence. South Park is an Emmy Award-winning American television cartoon. It is well-known for its pop-culture, dirty language, and humorous criticism about current events. Its first show was on August 13, 1997. Para 1
People don’t mind bad language on television as long as it is not used in programmes watched by children.
Para. 2
The study found there was “amazing agreement” about…….Para. 3
People made a distinction between……..A certain amount of bad language in Pulp Fiction was “OK”.the use of drugs in the film more worrying than the bad language.Para. 4
Experts’ opinions:
Peter—it is a very important consideration when deciding at what times of day certain programmes are shown.
Susan—it doesn’t mean that we can increase the amount of bad language used on television.
Introduction to the topicBody of informationconclusionRead the 2nd and 3rd paragraph of Passage A, underline the facts and check the answers with your group members.The study found there was “amazing agreement” about when bad language was serious and when it was not. Even a group of mothers agreed that a certain amount of bad language in the well-known film Pulp Fiction was “OK” because the dialogue and situation made it “funny”. Some people said they found the use of drugs in the film more worrying than the bad language.
People were asked to comment on scenes from films like Pulp Fiction, TV series like Channel 4's Brooksideand cartoons like South Park. Leeds University concluded that people made a distinction between bad language used in programmes for adults, and those meant for children.
factsbody of informationThe study found there was “amazing agreement” about when bad language was serious and when it was not. Even a group of mothers agreed that a certain amount of bad language in the well-known film Pulp Fiction was “OK” because the dialogue and situation made it “funny”. Some people said they found the use of drugs in the film more worrying than the bad language.
People were asked to comment on scenes from films like Pulp Fiction, TV series like Channel 4's Brooksideand cartoons like South Park. Leeds University concluded that people made a distinction between bad language used in programmes for adults, and those meant for children.
body of informationfactsRead the last paragraph of Passage A, underline the opinions and check the answers with your group members.opinions?Peter Moore, a writer at the BBC, said, “The result does not surprise us at all. We have always tried to keep bad language away from innocent ears and this is a very important consideration when deciding at what times of day certain programmes are shown.” Susan Bold, director of programmes at ITV, said, “The report gives interesting information about attitudes to bad language on screen. But it doesn't mean that we can increase the amount of bad language used on television.”conclusionPeter Moore, a writer at the BBC, said, “The result does not surprise us at all. We have always tried to keep bad language away from innocent ears and this is a very important consideration when deciding at what times of day certain programmes are shown.” Susan Bold, director of programmes at ITV, said, “The report gives interesting information about attitudes to bad language on screen. But it doesn't mean that we can increase the amount of bad language used on television.”opinionsconclusionWhat’s hard news and what’s editorials?
How to read a hard news?
How does the writer present his opinions
in an editorial? Summary:
1. Learn to read hard news and editorials;
2. Learn to tell facts and opinions from an editorial.
Entertainment or LifestyleHard newsEditorialsLetters to the EditorInternational NewsAdvertisementsBusiness SectionWeather reportTravelSportsHeadlinesNational NewsWhat is often reported in the newspaper? Entertainment or LifestyleHard newsEditorialsLetters to the EditorInternational NewsAdvertisementsBusiness SectionWeather reportTravelSportsHeadlinesNational NewsWhat is often reported in the newspaper? Obama again urges Congress to pass gun laws US President Barack Obama (R) and Vice President Joe Biden depart a makeshift(临时的） memorial after placing flowers in memory of shooting victims of the massacre at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, US, June 16, 2016.
ORLANDO, the United States - US President Barack Obama on Thursday again urged Congress to pass stricter gun control laws during his visit to Orlando in the wake of the country‘s deadliest mass shooting incident.
At least 49 people were killed and 53 others wounded, including a police officer, early Sunday morning in a shooting at a popular LGBT nightclub in Orlando, Florida. It was the deadliest terror attack in the US history since 9/11 in 2001.
What facts do you learn from the news?Time:
Where:
Who:
What:
Why:June 16, 2016 Orlando , the United States Barack Obamaurged Congress to pass stricter gun lawson early Sunday morning, there was a shooting at a popular LGBT nightclub in Orlando, Florida, which is the country‘s deadliest mass shooting incident.What is the Hard News?Hard news is the kind of ___________ news written in a pattern called “___________style” which focuses on the _______ of an event. There is no someone’s _______________. fast-pacedjournalisticfacts opinionGovts?should?leave?cab-calling?apps?to market,? and?act only?as?supervisors (?China?Daily?)Updated: 2016-06-21 08:15:38 NATIONAL MOBILE CAB-CALLING APPS such as Didi and Uber still face problems. Many local governments impose fines on their drivers. Besides, some local governments are developing their own mobile cab-calling apps using State capital, which makes the competition unfair, says an editorial in Beijing News:
Some local governments say it is difficult to supervise Uber and Didi, although their taxi services have proved a success. Even if the local governments are right, the correct solution lies in better regulation of the market, instead of the governments joining the market.
In a market economy, the government is supposed to make fair market rules and ensure they are applied. In other words, local governments should act at referees, not become market players themselves.
NATIONAL MOBILE CAB-CALLING APPS such as Didi and Uber still face problems. Many local governments impose fines on their drivers. Besides, some local governments are developing their own mobile cab-calling apps using State capital, which makes the competition unfair, says an editorial in Beijing News:
Some local governments say it is difficult to supervise Uber and Didi, although their taxi services have proved a success. Even if the local governments are right, the correct solution lies in better regulation of the market, instead of the governments joining the market.
In a market economy, the government is supposed to make fair market rules and ensure they are applied. In other words, local governments should act at referees, not become market players themselves.
Introduction to the topicBackground/necessary informationConclusionWhat is the Editorials ?An editorial may offer a _______ and present the writer’s ________ through an ___________, a _________________, and a ___________. topicopinionintroductionbody of informationconclusionReading Please read the text A, and try to find a best headline for it:
A. Leeds University did research about the film “Pulp Fiction”.
B. Mothers complained about the bad languages on TV.
C. Bad language on TV not
ok for Kids.
√.……films like Pulp Fiction, TV series like Channel 4’s Brookside and cartoons like South Park.
What are the common features of these examples?
Pulp Fiction is a 1994 film by director Quentin Tarantino and won for Oscar Best Original Screenplay. The film is known for its rich, dirty language, its ironic mix of humor and violence. South Park is an Emmy Award-winning American television cartoon. It is well-known for its pop-culture, dirty language, and humorous criticism about current events. Its first show was on August 13, 1997. Para 1
People don’t mind bad language on television as long as it is not used in programmes watched by children.
Para. 2
The study found there was “amazing agreement” about…….Para. 3
People made a distinction between……..A certain amount of bad language in Pulp Fiction was “OK”.the use of drugs in the film more worrying than the bad language.Para. 4
Experts’ opinions:
Peter—it is a very important consideration when deciding at what times of day certain programmes are shown.
Susan—it doesn’t mean that we can increase the amount of bad language used on television.
Introduction to the topicBody of informationconclusionRead the 2nd and 3rd paragraph of Passage A, underline the facts and check the answers with your group members.The study found there was “amazing agreement” about when bad language was serious and when it was not. Even a group of mothers agreed that a certain amount of bad language in the well-known film Pulp Fiction was “OK” because the dialogue and situation made it “funny”. Some people said they found the use of drugs in the film more worrying than the bad language.
People were asked to comment on scenes from films like Pulp Fiction, TV series like Channel 4's Brooksideand cartoons like South Park. Leeds University concluded that people made a distinction between bad language used in programmes for adults, and those meant for children.
factsbody of informationThe study found there was “amazing agreement” about when bad language was serious and when it was not. Even a group of mothers agreed that a certain amount of bad language in the well-known film Pulp Fiction was “OK” because the dialogue and situation made it “funny”. Some people said they found the use of drugs in the film more worrying than the bad language.
People were asked to comment on scenes from films like Pulp Fiction, TV series like Channel 4's Brooksideand cartoons like South Park. Leeds University concluded that people made a distinction between bad language used in programmes for adults, and those meant for children.
body of informationfactsRead the last paragraph of Passage A, underline the opinions and check the answers with your group members.opinions?Peter Moore, a writer at the BBC, said, “The result does not surprise us at all. We have always tried to keep bad language away from innocent ears and this is a very important consideration when deciding at what times of day certain programmes are shown.” Susan Bold, director of programmes at ITV, said, “The report gives interesting information about attitudes to bad language on screen. But it doesn't mean that we can increase the amount of bad language used on television.”conclusionPeter Moore, a writer at the BBC, said, “The result does not surprise us at all. We have always tried to keep bad language away from innocent ears and this is a very important consideration when deciding at what times of day certain programmes are shown.” Susan Bold, director of programmes at ITV, said, “The report gives interesting information about attitudes to bad language on screen. But it doesn't mean that we can increase the amount of bad language used on television.”opinionsconclusionWhat’s hard news and what’s editorials?
How to read a hard news?
How does the writer present his opinions
in an editorial? Summary: