Unit 6 Lesson 2 Questions about Media 课件-2024-2025学年高中英语北师大版（2019）选择性必修第二册

LESSON 2 QUESTIONS ABOUT MEDIA shop online chat with others watch films and reality shows, etc. When you are on the Internet, what do you usually do? search for information read the news having online lessons Activate &Share The Internet has made a great impact on the media. The Internet has made a great impact on the media. How does the Internet influence your life? The Internet has changed _______ greatly. For example, _____________. Question 1: ________________________________________________________________ Question 2: _____________________________________ Question 3: __________________________________________________ Do you think the Internet has affected traditional media, news, for example? How has it changed the way we use language? Do you think we will still read newspaper in the future? Listen to the programme and write down the questions the presenter collected for the professor in the left column of the table. Question Professor Jessop’s answer You will listen to an interview with a professor about media. Q1: Do you think the Internet has affected _______________? Answer: The Internet has made a great impact on how _________________. Listen &Understand traditional media news was produced Anyone can produce news: With the camera in our _____________ , we can make a recording of a _____________ video of an event. As a result, big media ___________are being __________. Some sites are bringing the news directly from the people who are experiencing or _________ it. high-definition corporations cut out witnessing smartphones Now VS It was the ___________ _______ who decide what was news and _______ it. In the past newspaper editor covered Listen &Understand Media used to be a one-way-processed- they ______ and we _______. The Internet has made media more __________. It’s much more like a _________. Every article has readers’ _________ below it and everyone can ________ what they think. Now VS spoke listened interactive dialogue comments express Q2: How has it changed the way we ___________? Answer: The Internet has the Internet has introduced a lot of ________ to our language. use language new words In the past First, a lot of companies and people choose to _______________. Second, when newspaper sales drop, fewer people want to advertise in the _______ and they won’t pay as much to advertise. Listen &Understand Facts Reasons advertise online paper Most counties have seen a ______ in newspaper sales in the last few years. Q3: Do you think we still read newspaper in the future? Answer: In my opinion, newspaper business will find it much harder to ________ in the future. survive Opinion drop ( ) a Few people and companies chose to advertise in the newspaper. ( ) b Make a recording of a high definition video of an event, and upload it to the Internet by smartphones. ( ) c The Internet has introduced a lot of new words to our language. ( ) d The word “microblogging” did not exist before the Internet. ( ) e Every article has reader’s comments below it and anyone can express what they think. ( ) f In my opinion, newspaper businesses will find it much harder to survive in the future. ( ) g Big media corporations are being cut out. ( ) h Anyone can decide what is news. ( ) i Most countries have seen a drop in newspaper sales. ( ) j The Internet has made a great impact on how news is produced. ( ) k I believe the Internet has made media more interactive. 1 2 2 2 3 3 1 1 3 1 2 b g h j c d e k a f i Question 1: ________________________________________________________________ Question 2: _____________________________________ Question 3: __________________________________________________ Do you think the Internet has affected traditional media, news, for example? How has it changed the way we use language? Do you think we will still read newspaper in the future? Question Group the professor’s answers to each question in the column. Then listen to the programme and check. Listen to the programme again. Decide whether Professor Jessop’s answers are facts (F) or opinions (O) before each statement in Activity 3. Identifying Facts from Opinions Speakers have their opinions when talking about a specific issue. They may use the facts to support their opinions. Pay attention to the words like I believe, I think, etc. to indicate the opinions. Skill Builder Opinions （观点） Opinions are statements that cannot be proven. Opinions can be argued. Opinions may be supported with facts. 观点是作者想要表达的思想或情感，它无法被证明是真实的还是虚假的，但可以获得一定的支持。作者在表达观点时常常使用“I believe，generally，it seems to，it is thought，in my opinion”等或运用描述性的词语如pretty，funny等以及表示比较的词语如best，worst等。作者的观点可能是正确的，但也可能是错误的。 Facts （事实） Vs Facts are statements that can be proven. Facts may be true or false. 事实是可以被证明或验证真伪的。韦伯词典对“fact”的定义是“anything that is done or happens; anything actually existent; any statement strictly true; truth; reality” 学会识别观点与事实，可以帮助我们在阅读时进行批判性的思考，使我们不会轻易地被读物内容所误导。在写作时恰当地运用事实和观点，还能使文章更具有说服力。 Facts and Opinions Distinguishing between fact and opinion is a vital critical thinking and reasoning skill. Opinions Facts Facts Opinions Facts Opinions ( ) a Few people and companies chose to advertise in the newspaper. ( ) b Make a recording of a high definition video of an event, and upload it to the Internet by smartphones. ( ) c The Internet has introduced a lot of new words to our language. ( ) d The word “microblogging” did not exist before the Internet. ( ) e Every article has reader’s comments below it and anyone can express what they think. ( ) f In my opinion, newspaper businesses will find it much harder to survive in the future. ( ) g Big media corporations are being cut out. ( ) h Anyone can decide what is news. ( ) i Most countries have seen a drop in newspaper sales. ( ) j The Internet has made a great impact on how news is produced. ( ) k I believe the Internet has made media more interactive. F F F F F O F F F O O Listening Q1: 那时的人们晚上一家人会做些什么？ Q2：他们是如何获取新闻的？ Q3：他们为什么这么做？ 感知注意 Before listening Suppose you are a reporter. You are going to have an interview with a senior person about how people followed the news 30 years ago. What questions will you ask in the interview? Please translate the following questions into English. Do you know how people 30 years ago got the news around the world? 1. How did people usually get news about 30 years ago? A. From TV B. From the Internet. C.From cellphones. 2. What time did people usually watch TV every day about 30 years ago? A. About 3 o'clock. B. After dinner. C.After 7.30 pm. 3. What does the young man think of the senior person's past experience A. Boring. B. Embarrassing. C. Interesting. 4. Why did people in the past gather together to watch TV for news? A. Because they had no better choice. B. Because they all liked watching TV. C. Because they had the same interests. 2 1 1 2 3 Listen to two people talking about how people followed the news 30 years ago. Answer the questions. Q1: What would families do in the evening? Q2: How would they get the news? Q3: Why did they do so? 2 1 3 Listen to two people talking about how people followed the news 30 years ago. Answer the questions. Q1: What would families do in the evening? After dinner, families would gather around the television and watch the news from 7 pm. to 7:30 pm. Q2: How would they get the news? They would watch the news on TV. Q3: Why did they do so? Because there were limited ways to find out the most up-to-date news those days, watching the evening news became a kind of common practice for many families. CLARIFYING AND ASKING QUESTIONS Clarifying questions are confirming if some information is correct. Asking a question is a way of asking for more information about something. Can you give examples to show your understanding? Listen and imitate. Complete the Talk Builder. Talk Builder Clarifying and Asking Questions Clarifying 1 Let me __________________ 2 Did I ____________________? Asking Questions 1 So _______________ everyone watched the same TV programme? 2 Can you ____________________? 3 _________________ the same interests? put it another way make myself clearer does that mean tell me more about it Did they all have Yaowen Jiaozi, a language and literature magazine based in Shanghai, released 2024's top 10 Chinese buzzwords on Monday. digital intelligence AI-for-Good future industries city or not city hard control radiant/ vibrant/ sparkling smell of toil chill/ go with the flow/ well-adjusted elderly power kid bro/ kid sis Search online and find out how the different types of media have changed in the past 100 years. What are the advantages and disadvantages of each type of media? Will people watch even more TV in the future?  Can newspapers or magazines even survive? Are there too many social media options? the advantages for students to use mobile phones the disadvantages for students to use mobile phones Listen to the conversation and choose the correct answer. Listening activity—The era of Internet 1. How long does the woman usually spend on the Internet every week? A. 2 hours. B. 12 hours. C. 24 hours. 2. What does the woman do most on the Internet? A. Browse news. B. Read books. C. Look up information. 3. What does the man advise the woman to do? A. Play games sometimes. B. Read on the cell phone. C. Stay away from the computer. B A B 听力原文 M: Jane, do you often look through the website? W: Sure. No one can stay away from the Internet today, whether on the computer or on the cell phone. I’d like to do some reading when I’m looking through the website.  M: Do you often surf the Internet on your cell phone? W: I’m not a 24˗hour reader. My cell phone is mainly for calls and messages. I hardly surf the Internet on my cell phone. M: How long are you usually on the computer? W: Two hours a day except Mondays.  M: So you just do reading on the computer when you log on, do you? W: Well, as a matter of fact, news takes the most time, and looking up information comes next. But I don’t play games. M: It’s more convenient for you to read on the phone. That’s my suggestion. W: OK, I’ll try. M: Thanks for talking with me, Jane. W: It’s my pleasure, too.  Listening activity—The era of Internet Two hours a day except Mondays. news takes the most time It’s more convenient for you to read on the phone. That’s my suggestion. $$