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8B Unit7 International charities Reading1 An interview with an ORBIS doctor Learning objectives: By the end of the class, students are expected to: obtain the information about ORBIS by analyzing the four subjects of the interview; get aware of how ORBIS works and the meaning of its work through different reading strategies; form the desire of supporting ORBIS and come up with practical ways to achieve that; apply what they’ve learnt to express opinions on ORBIS and increase awareness of supporting charities. What are these international charities? What do you know about ORBIS? what an international charity where on the plane / all over the world whom people with eye problems As its logo shows, ORBIS uses a plane to travel around the world to help people with eye problems. 4 An interview with an ORBIS doctor If you were the interviewer, what questions would you ask? What do you want to know about ORBIS? Who is the interviewee? What questions does the interviewer ask? Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Dr Ma Q2: How does ORBIS help? Q3: Why don’t you work in a hospital? Q4: How many operations do you do during a visit? Q5: Is there anything else you’d like to say to our readers? Q1: Could you tell me something about blindness? Part 2 Part 1 Part 3 Part 4 something about blindness Dr Ma’s hope Dr Ma’s work and feeling the work of ORBIS Find out subjects of the interview through the questions Part1 Something about blindness (Q1 Lines1-6) serious problems About 285 million people …, mostly in poor areas. good news About 80 per cent of the cases can be prevented or cured. bad news Many people don’t have money for medical treatment. Part1 Something about blindness (Q1 Lines1-6) Further thinking Why does Dr Ma use these numbers? Data(数据) can make our statement more convincing(有说服力). serious problems About 285 million people …, mostly in poor areas. good news About 80 per cent of the cases can be prevented or cured. bad news Many people don’t have money for medical treatment. does _ (3) on th