Unit 2 Morals and Virtues Discovering Useful Structures 课件-2023-2024学年高中英语人教版（2019）必修第三册

Discovering Useful Structures What important life choices are you faced with? Brainstorming 一、Activity 1: Getting to know the topic of“life choices” Q1:Did you make any simple and easy choices today? T: As we know, every day we make choices. For example, this morning, I decided to wear this dress because I wanted to look smart in front of you. This choice was simple and easy for me. Did you make any simple and easy choices today？ Q2： What important life choices are you faced with？ T: Many choices are simple and easy. But life isn't always about simple and easy choices. Sometimes, we have to face difficult and important choices,especially important life choices. Have you been faced with any important life choices？ Activity 2:Finding out the main idea of the passage 1.Look at the title and talk about your first impression. Q： Which part of the title caught your attention first？ Mother/Ten Thousand. 2.Look at the pictures and the first paragraph to find out the main idea of the passage. The passage is about Lin Qiaozhi, an amazing woman,who was an important doctor/physician. Activity 3:Finding the hard choices Dr.Lin was faced. 11..Match the main ideas with the parag Paragraph 1 Dr Lin's studies and early career Paragraph 2 Dr Lin's early life Paragraph 3 Introduction Paragraph 4 What Dr Lin did in new China Paragraph 5 What Dr Lin did during the war Paragraph 6 Dr Lin's last days Activity 4.Discuss what hard choices Dr Lin was faced with during the different stages of her life. Para Different stage Hard choices 2 early life 3 early career 4 during the war 5 in new China to study or to marry to return to China or to stay in USA to keep working or to stop to spend more time on a doctor's duties oron political positions Activity 5: Read paragraphs 2-5 and answer the following questions. Q1: Why was it hard for Lin Qiaozhi to study medicine? Q2: Why did she reject the offer and choose to return to China? What did she give up? Q3: Do you think it was easy for Dr Lin to run a private clinic during the 1940s? Why? Q4: Why did Dr Lin open a private clinic? Q5:How did she travel to faraway villages to provide medical care? Q6: Which sentences show that Dr Lin spent more time on her doctor's duties than on political positions？ Reading Q1: Why was it hard for Lin Qiaozhi to study medicine? At home, Lin's brother complained about the high tuition fees. In addition, the final goal for the majority of girls at that time was marriage andLin had to fight against the traditional path. Q2: Why did she reject the offer and choose to return to China? What did she give up? Because she wanted to serve the women andchildren at home. That means she gave up a comfortable life abroad. Q3: Do you think it was easy for Dr Lin to run a private clinic during the 1940s? Why? No. It was during the war time. Her patients were poor and some even lived in faraway villages.All these made it very dangerous and hard for her to run the clinic. Reading Q4: Why did Dr Lin open a private clinic? Thinking of all the people still in need of help. Q5:How did she travel to faraway villages to provide medical care? Riding a donkey. Q6: Which sentences show that Dr Lin spent more time on her doctor's duties than on political positions？ Her heart was elsewhere. She was more interested in tending patients,publishing medical research and training new staff. That means she cared more about her patients and less about her own fame. Activity 6: Discussing the results of her hard choices What were the results of her choices?(Group discussion) 1.She __________________________________________________________ 2. She______________________________________________________________ 3. She_________________________________________________________ 4. She______________________________________________________________ 1. Do you think it was easy for Dr Lin to make these choices? hard choices 2. Why were the choices hard? 二、Reading hard choices sacrifices to study medicine to serve at home to stay and open a clinic to care more about patients sacrificed her own marriage gave up a good chance to stay in the US put her life at risk gave up good chances of promotion 2. Why were the choices hard? 3. What was the main principle guiding Dr Lin through the hard choices in her life? “Life is precious. ... To a person nothing is more precious than their life, and if they entrust me with that life, how could I refuse that trust, saying I'm cold, hungry, or tired?” Her determined faith Her sense of responsibility …… guided Dr Lin through the hard choices in her Life. It was her ___________________________ that carried her through a life of hard choices. moral values and good virtues 三、Thinking What kind of person do you think Lin Qiaozhi was? Why? ·chose to study medicine ·served...at home ·stayed in the war-hit area ·donated her savings ·care about all the patients ·stuck to tending..., publishing..., and training... ·charged low, reduced costs, treated patients equally ·We should be responsible for the patients and treat them equally. ·Life is precious. …To a person nothing is more precious than their life, and if they entrust me with that life, how could I refuse that trust, saying I'm cold, hungry or tired? ·I'd rather stay single to study all my life! ·Thinking of all the people still in need of help, ...... ·Even as she lay dying, her final thoughts were for others. From what she did From what she said From what she thought She was ___________ woman. an amazing … Bing xin wrote: “With nimble (灵巧的) hands, Lin helped give birth to thousands of babies; she not only helped the babies see the world, but she also guided their parents on how to raise their children. She helped nurture numerous fighters of the nation!” Guardian Angel of Mothers, Babies What advice can we get from Dr Lin's life story? Reflection The best portion of a good man's life is his little, nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and of love. — William Wordsworth The type of the text A.Exposition(说明文） B. Narration（记叙文） Think B C.Argumentation(议论文） Admiration Background Chracteristics and Deeds Evaluation ? Scanning Admiration: Lin Qiao zhi is an amazing woman. Background: Lin Qiao zhi was deeply affected by her mother's death. Her brother wanted her to marry instead of study. Characteristics and Deeds: Lin refused the offer in the US. She opend a clinic during the war to provide medical care for the poor. She is more interested in tending patients, publishing research and training doctors. Evaluation: Lin is called the “mother of ten thousand babies”. ABCDE Template The characteristics of biography the third person birth and death time family background childhood turning points in life quotes their own or other people’s words In time order A+B+C+D+E+F+G She was born. study medicine; marriage. Her department was closed. a private clinic not to marry ; devoted her life to .... left her savings ;kindergarten be appointed director of… tended ;published ; 1906 1927 a few years later 1941 1954-1983 22April1983 a few months later 1939 1928 1919 1901 How did she make her choices? Her mother died. majority of girls the Wenhai Scholarship study in Europe study in the US National People’s Congress Over…decades, She didn’t retire until she died. all her life a chief resident physician rejected the offer In time order Skimming 1906 1919 1901 She was born. Her mother died. 24 selfless ,kind and helpful a person who devoted herself to serving and treating patients. outstanding, hardworking(diligent), and dedicated. Why did she make such choices? Lin's main principle guided her through the choices. Draw conclusions: As you read, pay attention to facts and details mentioned by the author, and put them together to draw conclusions about the topic. Learning tips 1. What’s the writing purpose of the article? 2. Where can you possibly read this article? Pragmatic Analysis 26 Think,discuss and Share Lin Qiao zhi is only an ordinary doctor. There are many ordinary people like her in the world such as Li Wen liang, Wuhan people, Zhongnanshan, thousands of doctors and nurses. When they encounter moral dilemmas, they made their own choices and made great contributions to the society. What do you think about their choices? How will their virtues affect your major, career and behavior in the future? Share your idea with your partners. $$