人教版高中英语选修七 Unit 1 Living well Reading 课件（共20张PPT）
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(共20张PPT)
Unit 1
Li
ing
well
deaf & dumb
Although the dancers are deaf and dumb, their dance is ____________________.
a real feast for the eyes/audience
/quite impressive
quite impressive
Steven Hawking
physicist
can only move some of his fingers.
__________________ he can only move some of his fingers, Hawking put forward _________________
and ___________________________________.
made great contributions to physics.
put forward the black hole
theory
Despite the fact that
the black hole theory
deaf
Beethoven
Deaf as Beethoven is , he___________
______________________________________
______________________________________
is acknowledged as one of the giants
in the history of classical music.
a great composer
many masterpieces
blind, deaf
wrote many inspiring books
Blind and deaf_____Helen Keller is ,
______________________________________________________________________________
as
the books she writes win great popularity
with people all around the world.
What do these people’s stories tell us?
In spite of the fact that they are all__________
disabled, they are __________ strong and
make great achievements.
physically
mentally
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[About Us] [ What's New ] [ Site Map ] [Suggestions] [ Discussion & Chat] [ Search ]
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It gives ordinary young people with a disability a chance to tell their personal stories.
MARTY’S STORY
Reading:
Para.1:
Para.2:
Para.3:
Para.4:
Para.5:
An introduction to Marty and his muscle disease
How his disease developed
Marty met a lot of difficulties at school
How his life has become easier
The advantages of his disease
Fast-reading:
symptom
_________________
1. Very weak: can’t_________________ as quickly as others.
2. Very ______ : drop things or ____ _____ furniture.
A muscle disease
disease
run or climb stairs
motto
Live a rich and full life every day.
live each day to the fullest
Para.1 An introduction to Marty and his disease
Live one day at a time
clumsy
bump into
When Marty says “ I am one in a million”, he really means________
A. he is unique
B. he has a rare disease
C. he has a muscle disease
D. he lives a hard but happy life
1. He can’t play football and can only enjoy football matches from a bench at the stadium.
2. He stayed in hospital for nearly three months and went through many tests but still don’t know the name of his disease.
3. Some children laughed at him.
4. He missed a lot of lessons.
5. He felt stupid because of being behind the others
Paras.2&3 Find out the problems Marty met.
What are the Marty’s ambition,
achievements and hobbies?
1) Marty’s ambition _________________________________________________________________
2) Marty’s achievements
__________________________________
__________________________________
3) Marty’s hobbies
__________________________________
to work for a film that develops computer
software when he grows up.
invented a computer football game and
a big company decided to buy it.
watching movies & football matches;
looking after pets.
Para.4
Compare
Fellow students’ conduct changed.
children in primary school
students at high school
laugh at him
accept him
Marty’s feeling changed.
in primary school
at high school
stupid
not annoyed
Draw graphs to show Marty’s physical and psychological change.
Physical change
Psychological change
healthy
unhealthy
hopeful
hopeless
Time order
Time order
10 years old
In primary school
At high school
10 years old
In primary school
At high school
What makes Marty’s life easier?
Cure?
Treatment?
Recovery?
It is not the cure but ___________ that make Marty’s life easier.
It is not the treatment but ___________________________ that makes Marty’s life easier.
It is not his recovery but _____________________________ that make Marty’s life easier.
true friends
a positive attitude towards life
his hobbies and achievements
1. What are the advantages of his disease?
His disability has helped him grow stronger psychologically and beome more independent.
2.What is the tone of the text?
A. Anxious. B. Serious.
C. Positive. D. Negative.
Para.5 the advantages of his disease
Is it right for us to feel sorry for the disabled and give extra help to them because they have a disability?
Treat them with dignity and respect
Help them to overcome fear and hardships
Help them to realize their dreams and
live a meaningful and productive life.
Marty’s advice :
1. Don’t feel sorry for them.
2. Don’t make fun of them.
3. Don’t ignore them.
4. Accept them for who they are.
5. Encourage them to live as
rich and full a life as you do.
Para.5
comes into my
What should we answer to help him?
I am really sorry to know that you are ______. But having a _______ does not mean ___________. I know a boy who has _________called Marty. However, he lives well because ______________. After all, it is ________ that _______. Why don’t you learn from him?
For one thing, you can _______. For another thing, _________. Finally,___________.
All in all, I'm confident that a bright future is waiting for you if ________.
Today there are more opportunities
for the disabled people to
develop their potential,
live a rich life and
make a contribution to society.
Unit 1
Li
ing
well
deaf & dumb
Although the dancers are deaf and dumb, their dance is ____________________.
a real feast for the eyes/audience
/quite impressive
quite impressive
Steven Hawking
physicist
can only move some of his fingers.
__________________ he can only move some of his fingers, Hawking put forward _________________
and ___________________________________.
made great contributions to physics.
put forward the black hole
theory
Despite the fact that
the black hole theory
deaf
Beethoven
Deaf as Beethoven is , he___________
______________________________________
______________________________________
is acknowledged as one of the giants
in the history of classical music.
a great composer
many masterpieces
blind, deaf
wrote many inspiring books
Blind and deaf_____Helen Keller is ,
______________________________________________________________________________
as
the books she writes win great popularity
with people all around the world.
What do these people’s stories tell us?
In spite of the fact that they are all__________
disabled, they are __________ strong and
make great achievements.
physically
mentally
?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
[About Us] [ What's New ] [ Site Map ] [Suggestions] [ Discussion & Chat] [ Search ]
??????????. ??????????. ??????????. ??????????. ??????????. ??????????. ??????????.
??????????. ??????????. ??????????. ??????????. ??????????. ??????????. ??????????.
?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
It gives ordinary young people with a disability a chance to tell their personal stories.
MARTY’S STORY
Reading:
Para.1:
Para.2:
Para.3:
Para.4:
Para.5:
An introduction to Marty and his muscle disease
How his disease developed
Marty met a lot of difficulties at school
How his life has become easier
The advantages of his disease
Fast-reading:
symptom
_________________
1. Very weak: can’t_________________ as quickly as others.
2. Very ______ : drop things or ____ _____ furniture.
A muscle disease
disease
run or climb stairs
motto
Live a rich and full life every day.
live each day to the fullest
Para.1 An introduction to Marty and his disease
Live one day at a time
clumsy
bump into
When Marty says “ I am one in a million”, he really means________
A. he is unique
B. he has a rare disease
C. he has a muscle disease
D. he lives a hard but happy life
1. He can’t play football and can only enjoy football matches from a bench at the stadium.
2. He stayed in hospital for nearly three months and went through many tests but still don’t know the name of his disease.
3. Some children laughed at him.
4. He missed a lot of lessons.
5. He felt stupid because of being behind the others
Paras.2&3 Find out the problems Marty met.
What are the Marty’s ambition,
achievements and hobbies?
1) Marty’s ambition _________________________________________________________________
2) Marty’s achievements
__________________________________
__________________________________
3) Marty’s hobbies
__________________________________
to work for a film that develops computer
software when he grows up.
invented a computer football game and
a big company decided to buy it.
watching movies & football matches;
looking after pets.
Para.4
Compare
Fellow students’ conduct changed.
children in primary school
students at high school
laugh at him
accept him
Marty’s feeling changed.
in primary school
at high school
stupid
not annoyed
Draw graphs to show Marty’s physical and psychological change.
Physical change
Psychological change
healthy
unhealthy
hopeful
hopeless
Time order
Time order
10 years old
In primary school
At high school
10 years old
In primary school
At high school
What makes Marty’s life easier?
Cure?
Treatment?
Recovery?
It is not the cure but ___________ that make Marty’s life easier.
It is not the treatment but ___________________________ that makes Marty’s life easier.
It is not his recovery but _____________________________ that make Marty’s life easier.
true friends
a positive attitude towards life
his hobbies and achievements
1. What are the advantages of his disease?
His disability has helped him grow stronger psychologically and beome more independent.
2.What is the tone of the text?
A. Anxious. B. Serious.
C. Positive. D. Negative.
Para.5 the advantages of his disease
Is it right for us to feel sorry for the disabled and give extra help to them because they have a disability?
Treat them with dignity and respect
Help them to overcome fear and hardships
Help them to realize their dreams and
live a meaningful and productive life.
Marty’s advice :
1. Don’t feel sorry for them.
2. Don’t make fun of them.
3. Don’t ignore them.
4. Accept them for who they are.
5. Encourage them to live as
rich and full a life as you do.
Para.5
comes into my
What should we answer to help him?
I am really sorry to know that you are ______. But having a _______ does not mean ___________. I know a boy who has _________called Marty. However, he lives well because ______________. After all, it is ________ that _______. Why don’t you learn from him?
For one thing, you can _______. For another thing, _________. Finally,___________.
All in all, I'm confident that a bright future is waiting for you if ________.
Today there are more opportunities
for the disabled people to
develop their potential,
live a rich life and
make a contribution to society.