Unit 3 Helping people Integrated skills 课件-2025-2026学年高中英语译林版选修第二册

该高中英语课件围绕“志愿服务”主题，通过Molly的采访录音导入，引导学生听辨经历感受，再阅读文章梳理类型及益处，为口语讨论铺垫，最后写作整合信息，学习支架含听力练习、阅读填表、口语句型及写作范文。 其亮点在于整合听读写技能培养语言能力，结合真实情境与讨论提升文化意识，任务链设计促进思维品质。例如听力理解志愿服务经历，阅读归纳传统、虚拟、公益旅游类型，口语用“make a difference”等句型交流，写作整合信息成文。这一设计帮助学生提升综合语言运用能力，增强社会责任感，也为教师提供完整教学资源，提高教学效率。

高中英语译林版(2020)选修第二册课件 Unit 3 Helping people Integrated skills Page 36-38 Talking about volunteering 制作者：桂东一中　李宇平 ◆ 内容分析 本板块围绕单元话题，以“志愿服务”创设情境，展开一系列具有综合性、关联性和实践性的听、读、说、写等学习活动。首先听一段采访录音，了解被采访者参与志愿服务的真实经历和感受；再阅读一篇文章，梳理志愿服务的类别及益处，为后续说的活动作好内容上的铺垫；再就志愿服务的意义、类别、价值和个人经历等展开讨论；最后写一篇文章，全面介绍志愿服务。前面三个听、读、说的活动为完成写作任务作准备。上述活动环环相扣，每个活动既有侧重点，又与其他活动有关联性，构成一个语言技能整合的活动。 ◆ 教学目标 By the end of this section, we will be able to: 1. understand a volunteer’s experience through listening; 2. list the types and the benefits of volunteering; 3. discuss our understanding of volunteering; 4. write an article on our understanding of volunteering; 5. raise our awareness of playing an active part in volunteer activities. A. Molly is being interviewed about her volunteer experience. Listen and finish the exercises below. Page 36 A1. Listen to the interview and choose the best answer. Circle the letters of the correct options. 1. How long did Molly spend taking part in the charity programme? a. For a month. b. For two months. c. For three months. 2. How many structures in the disaster area were badly damaged? a. At least a third of them. b. At least a fifth of them. c. At least two thirds of them. 3. What did Molly enjoy most about her volunteer experience? a. Working with members of the local community. b. Meeting amazing people. c. Having a sense of purpose. 4. What made Molly upset? a. Lacking food and fresh water. b. Watching people suffer terrible losses. 极度的;极其严重的 c. Living in temporary accommodation with poor facilities. ac·com·mo·da·tion /əˌkɒməˈdeɪʃn/ 住处;办公处;停留处 A2. Listen to the interview again and complete the notes below. Molly’s volunteer experience What she did Helped with the repairing of (1) _______________ Why she volunteered Felt especially sympathetic to (2) ___________________ because of her own experience sym·pa·thet·ic (to/towards sb)/ˌsɪmpəˈθetɪk/ 同情的;有同情心的;表示同情的 the local hospital the suffering of others How she felt • (3) _____________ for everyone involved in the earthquake • A sense of purpose What (4) _________ she coped with • Poor facilities • Lack of electricity and sometimes (5) _________________ • Great emotional strain strain  /streɪn/ 压力,重负,重压之下出现的问题(或担忧等) A deep respect hardships a shortage of food Tapescript Interviewer: Thank you for taking the time to talk to me today, Molly. First, could you please tell me a little about your most recent volunteer experience? Molly: Sure. I spent a month taking part in a charity programme for those made homeless in the earthquake in western China. At least a third of the structures in the disaster area were badly damaged. struc·ture  /ˈstrʌktʃə(r)/ 结构体；（尤指）建筑物 Even though the repairing and rebuilding were already underway when I arrived, progress was quite slow. I was on the team that assisted with repairing the local hospital. Interviewer: That must have been very rewarding. What inspired you to volunteer to help the victims of the earthquake? Molly: As someone who had lived through a natural disaster myself, I was especially sympathetic to the suffering of others. The genuine kindness I received from friends and strangers inspired me to do the same for those in need. underway/under way 已经开始；在进行中 live through sth.经历（灾难或其他困境）而幸存 Interviewer: So you were motivated by your own experience. How did you feel about your volunteer work? Molly:Working with my fellow volunteers and members of the local community allowed me to feel a deep respect for everyone involved. I met many amazing people, from the innocent victims dedicated to rebuilding their lives to the enthusiastic volunteers committed to helping them. 与我的志愿者同伴和当地社区的成员一起工作，让我对每一个参与其中的人都感到深深的敬意。我遇到了许多了不起的人，从致力于重建生活的无辜受害者到致力于帮助他们的热情志愿者。 involved/ɪnˈvɒlvd/ 参与的; 涉及的 △What I enjoyed most was that I woke up each day with a sense of purpose,knowing that it was for a good cause. Interviewer: Sounds great! But were there any hardships that you had to cope with? Molly: Well, during my stay there, I lived in temporary accommodation with poor facilities. There was often no electricity and sometimes a shortage of food. be for/in a good cause做好事；行善 stay n.暂住; 逗留 However, these physical hardships were nothing compared to great emotional strain I felt. It really upset me to watch people suffer terrible losses on a daily basis. Nonetheless, it was under these circumstances that I became more aware of the meaning of my service. Interviewer: I’m sure you’ve made a difference to those you helped. Thank you, Molly,for sharing your experience with me. phys·ic·al  客观存在的,现实的,物质的,有形的; 身体的,躯体的 none·the·less/ˌnʌnðəˈles/adv. 尽管如此,=nevertheless, despite this fact B. After the interview, Molly has found a website article about volunteering. Read the article below and fill in the following table. Page 37 Types of volunteering Benefits of volunteering Traditional types of volunteering that are done within one’s community,virtual volunteering that takes advantage of the Internet and voluntourism that gives tourists opportunities to help people in need when they travel. voluntourism/ˌvɒlənˈtʊərɪzəm/公益旅游 Volunteering makes us feel an emotional connection to the community.Volunteering is good for our physical and mental health. Volunteering offers us an amazing opportunity to learn valuable skills. Volunteering: everyone benefits “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?’ ” asked Martin Luther King, Jr., a great advocate for social justice. In asking this question, King called on us to reflect upon our responsibility for society, and consequently put great effort into the worthy cause of serving our fellow human beings.人类同胞 Martin Luther King, Jr. /ˌmɑːtɪn ˌluːθə ˈkɪŋ ˈdʒuːniə(r)/ 马丁·路德·金（美国黑人民权运动领袖） call on/upon sb请求,要求,要(某人做某事);邀请,要求(某人讲话等);恭请 For most people, there are the traditional types of volunteering that are done within one’s community, such as volunteering at children’s homes or collecting data about the local animal and plant life to assist with conservation efforts. However,volunteering is not just limited to local opportunities. With virtual volunteering, which takes advantage of the Internet, we can serve others in the comfort of our own homes. 在自己家里舒舒服服地 effort有组织的活动 limit·ed (to sth) /ˈlɪmɪtɪd/ 受（…的）限制 For example, volunteers can translate documents into different languages or help students with their schoolwork online. There is also an unusual type of volunteering called voluntourism, a combination of volunteering and tourism, which allows us to serve people in need when we travel to other regions or countries. With all these different ways to serve others, a common question arises: what benefits can volunteering provide us with? Firstly, volunteering makes us feel an emotional connection to the community. We are willing to devote our time and effort unconditionally to helping build a better community. Secondly, volunteering is good for our physical and mental health. Our stress levels are reduced when we do meaningful volunteer work, which further enables us to sleep better or get sick less often. We also gain a sense of purpose in life and become happier.Thirdly,volunteering offers us an amazing opportunity to learn valuable skills. stress  /stres/ 精神压力；心理负担；紧张 We meet new people, expand our relationship network and improve our social skills. We are always placed in situations that require us to learn new skills and challenge ourselves by stepping outside our comfort zone. No matter whether you volunteer at a non-profit organization or in the community,all of the volunteer work makes you a better person, improves other people’s quality of life and has a huge impact on the world. This is ultimately why we serve. place使（人）处于某位置；安置；安顿 ul·tim·ate·ly /ˈʌltɪmətli/最基本地,根本上; 最终,最后,终归 C.In pairs, have a discussion about volunteering. Use the following questions and expressions to help you. Page 38 • Why do people volunteer? • What types of volunteer work are there? • Have you worked as a volunteer or have you heard of stories about volunteering? Share with your partner. • What contributions do volunteers make? Expressions Talking about volunteer experiences achieve personal growth make a difference to … make a commitment to …承诺 bring warmth, comfort and relief to … devote time and effort to … provide an amazing opportunity to … motivate people to … com·mit·ment (to sb/sth) /kəˈmɪtmənt/承诺；许诺；允诺承担；保证; (对工作或某活动)献身,奉献,投入; Possible answer A: I think when we devote time and effort to serving others unconditionally,we develop an emotional connection to the community and feel motivated to improve it. B: True. Volunteering also makes us happy by giving us a sense of purpose, which results in lower stress levels, better sleep and even a lower risk of developing diseases. Better still, we learn new valuable skills when we place ourselves in unfamiliar situations. A: Definitely. Volunteering for a local conservation project may require us to do things we’ve never done before such as collecting data about the local animal and plant life. B: You’re right. Interestingly, thanks to the Internet, people can now do virtual volunteering in the comfort of their homes. I’ve seen an online volunteering effort that connects blind and low-vision individuals with sighted people. It helps them find their way in new surroundings through a live video call. 视频通话 low-vision视力低下 sight·ed 看得见的,视力正常的 -sighted (构成复合词 ) 有…视力的；视力…的 A: That’s amazing! There’s also voluntourism, where tourists make a commitment to volunteering while travelling. In fact, during our last holiday, my family were voluntourists in one of the villages we visited. B: What did you do there? A: We helped plant some trees to protect an area that was damaged by soil erosion and was experiencing extreme flooding during the rainy season. voluntourist志愿旅行者 erosion/ɪˈrəʊʒən/侵蚀 soil erosion水土流失 erode  /ɪˈrəʊd/ v.侵蚀；腐蚀；风化 B: Wow, that’s really meaningful! I’m sure you felt good to know you were making a difference to that area. A: Indeed! It was worthwhile to see the joy on the villagers’ faces and know our volunteer efforts brought a great deal of comfort and relief to them. I felt glad that our volunteer work could improve their quality of life, while also making me a better person. B: I totally agree! Volunteers contribute to the development and well-being of those they serve. Their actions are long-lasting and life-changing for all involved. D.Write an article on volunteering. Use your ideas from part C and the information in parts A and B to help you. Check and improve your writing after you finish it. Page 38 Possible answer Volunteering: living and learning What is volunteering? Volunteering occurs when we give our time and efforts for free to do an activity that benefits others or the environment. Importantly, the act of volunteering must be a choice. Volunteer activities offer a variety of choices and come in many forms. Volunteers can choose activities they find familiar, or the ones that are challenging. For instance, someone in the medical field may volunteer at a care home for the elderly or join an environment conservation project. Thanks to the Internet, volunteering done in the comfort of our homes is also possible. For example, sighted volunteers can help guide blind and low-vision people through a live video call. care home疗养院 Volunteering can also be part of our holiday. Known as voluntourism, this type of volunteering lets tourists volunteer while travelling. Volunteers can choose what they prefer,from planting trees to teaching a foreign language. The choice to volunteer is motivated by various factors. Besides creating an emotional connection to our community, volunteering keeps us physically and mentally healthy. Doing meaningful work reduces stress levels, which helps us sleep better and get sick less often. By helping others, we also gain a sense of purpose and feel happier. Additionally, doing various volunteer activities lets us meet new people, expand our relationship network and improve our social skills. When Martin Luther King, Jr. asked, “What are you doing for others?”, he might not have been specifically referring to becoming a volunteer. However,volunteering, which involves willingly contributing time and energy to the development and well-being of others, could be the perfect answer. $