2024届高考英语一轮复习阅读理解暑期提前训练导学案(2)

2024高考英语阅读理解一轮复习暑期提前训练导学案(2) Topic： (议论文) Name Class Learning objectives 1.利用所学知识理解文章中出现的长难句。 2.掌握“议论文”解题策略及猜词能力。 3.通过解题了解英语国家文化，开拓视野，增强考试信心。保持良好的学习状态和做题的手感。 Learning important points 1.熟悉“议论文”选择题型的题型特点 2.掌握“议论文”选择题型解题步骤和技巧 3.保持良好的学习状态和做题的手感 Learning difficult point 能运用阅读理解解题技巧完成练习 【Preview】 1.独立阅读文章并完成题目。（限时：12分钟内） 2.理清文章体裁、结构、主旨。 【Experiencing】 My friend was heartbroken. Her 8-year-old son had come home from school reporting that they were weighed in gym class, and that it had led to a discussion among the boys about their weights. It was the first time her son had realized that he was significantly heavier than most of his friends, and he came home that day with a brand-new message in his head: Being heavier wasn’t a good thing. Her story gave me flashbacks to my own gym class weigh-ins. I remember being called up one by one, how the scale was connected to a large digital readout big enough for everyone to see—and how, sadly, it felt like a competition among the girls to be the lightest. Though it varies from state to state, many schools have a program in place to measure health and fitness in gym class. The assessment usually includes things like push-ups, flexibility tests, and a scale. Weight is then used with the child’s height to calculate their body mass index (BMI). But is BMI a valid and important market of health or a harmful practice that should be retired? “BMI measurement in school can provide some benefits, provided the measurements are done privately and sensitively, free of judgement,” says Dr. Muth. “When it’s not done with the utmost care, the downside outweighs any upside and it’s potentially harmful and stigmatizing.” Weighing students should not be done within sight or hearing distance of other students. Still, it’s inevitable that some kids will compare numbers, and that can be potentially harmful. According to the National Eating Disorders Association, up to 60 percent of elementary school girls are worrie