外研版必修4 Module 4 Great Scientists Reading课件（12张ppt）

(共12张PPT)
The
Student
Who
Asked
Questions
Great
scientists
reading
Liu
Qian
Sybil
Lead-in
A
Guessing
Game:
Who
is
the
great
scientist?
Chinese
Nearly
90
years
old
(born
in
1930)
Graduated
from
Southwest
University
(former
Southwest
Agriculture
University)
4.
Majored
agriculture
5.
Titled
“the
Father
of
Hybrid
Rice”
Lead-in
In
2004,
Yuan
Longping
and
Monty
Jones
in
Africa
were
awarded
jointly
the
World
Food
Prize.
The
award
is
$250,000.
The
Student
Who
Asked
Questions
Prediction:
Which
aspects
will
you
mention
about
Yuan?
Learning
Pre-reading
Skimming:
Read
the
passage
quickly
on
p32
.
1.Check
your
prediction.
2.
How
is
the
text
organized?
A.
By
space
order
B.
By
time
order
C.
By
the
sequence
of
events
Learning
Fast
reading
Learning
Careful
reading
Scanning:
Read
carefully
and
finish
the
mind
map
about
Yuan
Longping.
Yuan
Longping
Title
Early
life
Scientific
thoughts
Process
to
success
A
leading
figure
in
the
rice-growing
world.
Growth/Education
Childhood/Interest/Job
Cross
different
species
of
rice
plant
1966
1970
1990’s
Appreciate
the
following
sentences
and
summarize
the
qualities
of
Yuan
Longping.
Curiosity
Interest/
Enthusiasm
Creativity
As
a
boy,
he
was
given
the
nickname
“the
student
who
asks
questions”.
From
an
early
age,
he
was
interested
in
plants.
As
a
young
teacher
he
began
experiments
in
crop
breeding.
He
thought
that
the
key
to
feeding
people
was
to
have
more
rice
and
to
produce
it
more
quickly
and
the
only
way
to
do
it
was
to
cross
different
speicies
of
rice.
Yuan
Longping,
an
87-year-old
Chinese
scientist,
has
spent
his
life
working
to
feed
a
world
hungry
for
rice.
He
not
only
loves
Chinese
people,
but
also
loves
people
all
over
the
world.
Social
responsibility
Universal
love
Perseverance/diligence
Learning
Appreciation
Discuss
the
following
questions
with
your
partner.
What
qualities
should
a
great
scientist
have?
Which
is
the
most
essential
one
and
why?
Curiosity
Patience
Enthusiasm
Creativity
Always
keep
learning
…...
Learning
Discussion
Practice
The
first
Chinese
Nobel
Prize
winner
in
medicine
Writing
Practice
Writing
Please
give
a
brief
introduction
by
abbreviating(缩写)
the
following
text
into
a
short
one
of
about
60
words.
Tu
Youyou,
the?first?Chinese?woman?to?win?a?Nobel?prize?in?science,
has?made
us?all
proud.
Tu,
born?in?1930,??Artemisinin(青蒿素）a?drug
that?has?reduced?the
death?rates?for?patients
suffering?from?malaria?(疟疾).?Artemisinin
is?a?gift
for
the
world?people?from
the?traditional
Chinese?medicine.
It?is?of?great?importance
for
curing
malaria?and?other?infectious?diseases?and?for?protecting?the?health?of?the
world
people.
Tu's
winning?the?prize?shows?that?China?has
made?rapid?progress?in
scientific
and
technological
field?and?marks?a?great?contribution?of?traditional
Chinese
medicine
to
the?cause
of
human?health.
In?2011,?Tu?became?the?first?scientist?in?China?to?win?America's?Lasker?Award?(拉斯克奖)?for?her?achievements.?Graduating?from?the?Beijing?Medical?College?in
1955,?she?is?chief
researcher?and?professor?at?a?research?institute?in?Beijing.
Example
Tu?Youyou?was?born?in?1930
and?graduated?from?the?Beijing
Medical?College?in?1955.?She?discovered?a?drug?belonging?to
the?traditional?Chinese?medicine.?As?a?result,?she?is?the?first
Chinese?woman?to?win?a?Nobel?prize?in?science,?which?shows
that?China?has?made?rapid?progress?in?scientific?and
technological?field?and?marks?a?great?contribution?of
traditional?Chinese?medicine?to?the?cause?of?human?health.
Practice
Writing
Homework
Finish
exercise
2,3
and
4
of
the
book.