Module 2 Developing and Developed Countries Reading and vocabulary 课件（26张PPT）
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课件26张PPT。英语教学课件English高一下（必修3） Module 2
Developing and Developed Countries
Reading and Vocabulary
Pre-reading Look at the pictures and discuss why we should help developing countries and how we could do it 1. What did world leaders agree to do in
2000?
They agreed to reduce world poverty by
2015 or earlier.
2. What does the Human Development
Index measure?
It measures a country’s achievements.Reading & Vocabulary –1. Read the passage. Answer these questions.3. What are the first two Development
Goals?
To reduce poverty and hunger, and ensure
all children are educated up to the age of
11.
4. What do developed countries need to do?
They need to give more money.
5. What progress have we made towards
these goals?
There are some examples of successful
development, like in china, but more effort
is needed.
Norwaythe USthe UKSierra LeoneReading & Vocabulary –2. Read the passage again. Write the names of the countries below.How the Human Development Report came out.The H.D Index measures a country’s achievement.The most five important goals of the report.Examples of successful development in 2003Developed countries should give more financial helpReading & Vocabulary – 3. Find out the main idea of each paragraph.13 years150 million799 million115 million1 billionReading & Vocabulary –4. Complete the chart. Increase in life expectancy in China (1953-1962)Number of people moved out of poverty in China (1993-2003) Number of hungry people in developing countriesNumber of children not receiving education in developing countries Number of people without safe water in developing countriesReading & Vocabulary –5. Read the text
carefully and decide whether the following
statements are true (T) or false (F). In 2000, 147 world leaders agreed to
work together to reduce poverty after
2015.
2. Life expectancy means that how
long a person usually lives in the world.FT3. Every day, nearly 400 million people in South Asia or Africa are hungry.
4. The Human Development Report came
from the Index.
5. The top five countries on the list are all
from Europe while the bottom 10
countries are all African countries. TFFReading & Vocabulary –6. Discussion As we all know,China is a developing
country.What should we do to reach
the goals?Do you know what is happiness index?The happiness index is the first of its kind after the National Bureau of Statistics was called on to introduce a rating of people's satisfaction levels, as part of the ongoing effort to evaluate social and economic development. In China, the happiness index of people in Jiangsu, Sichuan, Fujian provinces and Chongqing municipality was found to be high, with half of families saying they were satisfied with family life, while people living in big cities like Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen were not so lucky.1. Collect more information on Internet about one of the problems of developing countries.
Examples:
hunger poverty education disease
2.Recite the paragraph3 and the last paragraph.HomeworkGoodbye!
Developing and Developed Countries
Reading and Vocabulary
Pre-reading Look at the pictures and discuss why we should help developing countries and how we could do it 1. What did world leaders agree to do in
2000?
They agreed to reduce world poverty by
2015 or earlier.
2. What does the Human Development
Index measure?
It measures a country’s achievements.Reading & Vocabulary –1. Read the passage. Answer these questions.3. What are the first two Development
Goals?
To reduce poverty and hunger, and ensure
all children are educated up to the age of
11.
4. What do developed countries need to do?
They need to give more money.
5. What progress have we made towards
these goals?
There are some examples of successful
development, like in china, but more effort
is needed.
Norwaythe USthe UKSierra LeoneReading & Vocabulary –2. Read the passage again. Write the names of the countries below.How the Human Development Report came out.The H.D Index measures a country’s achievement.The most five important goals of the report.Examples of successful development in 2003Developed countries should give more financial helpReading & Vocabulary – 3. Find out the main idea of each paragraph.13 years150 million799 million115 million1 billionReading & Vocabulary –4. Complete the chart. Increase in life expectancy in China (1953-1962)Number of people moved out of poverty in China (1993-2003) Number of hungry people in developing countriesNumber of children not receiving education in developing countries Number of people without safe water in developing countriesReading & Vocabulary –5. Read the text
carefully and decide whether the following
statements are true (T) or false (F). In 2000, 147 world leaders agreed to
work together to reduce poverty after
2015.
2. Life expectancy means that how
long a person usually lives in the world.FT3. Every day, nearly 400 million people in South Asia or Africa are hungry.
4. The Human Development Report came
from the Index.
5. The top five countries on the list are all
from Europe while the bottom 10
countries are all African countries. TFFReading & Vocabulary –6. Discussion As we all know,China is a developing
country.What should we do to reach
the goals?Do you know what is happiness index?The happiness index is the first of its kind after the National Bureau of Statistics was called on to introduce a rating of people's satisfaction levels, as part of the ongoing effort to evaluate social and economic development. In China, the happiness index of people in Jiangsu, Sichuan, Fujian provinces and Chongqing municipality was found to be high, with half of families saying they were satisfied with family life, while people living in big cities like Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen were not so lucky.1. Collect more information on Internet about one of the problems of developing countries.
Examples:
hunger poverty education disease
2.Recite the paragraph3 and the last paragraph.HomeworkGoodbye!