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译林版英语高一必修第一册
Unit4 Extended reading
Don’t judge a book by its cover
参赛教师:李建英
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Fast reading
Read the magazine article and underline the topic sentence of each paragraph.
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Fast reading
Find out the structure.
Problem (Para.1)
Causes
(Paras. 2-3)
Solution
(Paras. 4-6)
Conclusion
(Para.7)
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Jigsaw reading(拼图阅读)
Group work
Read your assigned section carefully, think about your task questions and share key points.
Student A: read para. 1 Student B: read paras. 2-3
Student C: read paras. 4-6 Student D: read para. 7
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Jigsaw reading
Paragraph 1
Student A: The Problem expert
1.Which three questions demonstrate these “dark thoughts”?
Do I look fat in these jeans?
Do others think I am too short?
Is everyone laughing at my new hairstyle behind my back?
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Jigsaw reading
Paragraph 1
Student A: The Problem expert
2. According to Para.1, what is the author’s key advice of dealing with “dark thoughts”?
To guard against the causes behind the dark thoughts/ appearance anxiety.
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Jigsaw reading
Paras. 2&3
Student B: The Causes Expert
1.What are the two main causes of teenagers’ negative thoughts about physical appearance?
① Standards of beauty in the media
② Influences from friends (especially the impact of social media).
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Jigsaw reading
Paras. 2&3
Student B: The Causes Expert
2. How does social media make teenagers’negative thoughts about appearance worse?
Teenagers’ friends may post endless photos online to show off their beautiful dresses or strong bodies, which makes it easier for teenagers to compare themselves to others and thus feel worse about their own appearance.
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Jigsaw reading
Paras. 4&5&6
Student C: The Solutions Expert
1. How to deal with the negative thoughts?
① Be careful not to follow popular beauty standards blindly.
② Remind yourself that you are unique.
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Keep in mind that your family and friends love you just the way you are.
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Focus on your strengths.
③Direct your attention from negative thoughts.
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Jigsaw reading
Para. 7
Student D: The Conclusion Expert
1. What is the author’s conclusion?
Your contents are much more important than your cover.
2. What “good things” about ourselves should we learn to see?
Our individuality, our value to others, and our achievements.
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Jigsaw reading
Create a mind map of the whole passage.
Show your mind map!
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Post reading
Activity 1 Discussion
Do you think “a book's cover” is important? Share your opinion and give reasons or examples to support it.
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Post reading
Activity 2
Hold a praise meeting.(夸夸会)
Use the words from the word bank to praise your classmates and yourselves.
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Post reading
Activity 3 Self Confidence Manifesto(自信宣言)
Create a “Self Confidence Manifesto”—one that encourages yourselves when you feel anxious about your appearance.
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Summary
Enjoy the song Try.
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Summary
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Summary
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Homework
1. Compulsory task: Write down at least 5 good things about yourself.
2. Optional task: Design an electronic poster with the theme of "Don't Judge a Book by Its Cover". You can use tools like Canva and incorporate a self-created or AI-assisted " self confidence manifesto".
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Thanks for listening!
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