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Unit 2 Safety
Lesson 3 Better Safe Than Sorry: Safe Surfing
初中英语北师大版八年级上册
Activate and Share
He is surfing.
surf the internet
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Activate and Share
Is it always safe to use the internet?
Do you know any internet dangers and problems?
• hackers • viruses • strangers
• steal personal information • tell lies/cheat you • online bullying
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Activate and Share
Do you know any internet dangers and problems?
• hackers • viruses • strangers
• steal personal information • tell lies/cheat you • online bullying
I don’t think it’s always safe to use the internet. There are hackers that can steal your…
Read and Understand
What safety tips can you find for surfing online?
Read the text and match.
A. Be careful about what you share
B. Shop online safely
C. Make things difficult for hackers
D. Don’t accept strangers as friends
Make things difficult for hackers
Be careful about what you share
Shop online safely
Don’t accept strangers as friends
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Read and Understand
Read again and complete the table.
Tips Dos Don’ts
Make things _______________________ make sure your password has ______________________________, including _______________________ use simple passwords like ______
use numbers related to _________
tell anyone __________________
_______________________ use ____________________________ share _______________________
____________________________
____________________________
_______________________ shop ___________________________
_______________________________ click on _____________________ ____________________________
_______________________ —————————————————————————————— ____________________________
What are the dos and don’ts of each tip?
Read and Understand
Let’s talk about the tips together.
Tips Dos Don’ts
Make things difficult for hackers make sure your password has 8–20 characters, including both small and capital letters, numbers, and a few special marks use simple passwords like “1234”
use numbers related to your personal information
tell anyone what your password is
Be careful about what you share use a nickname instead of a real one share personal information on social media
post photos of your face
give your phone number or other private information to people you don’t know
Shop online safely shop on safe websites
watch out for advertisements click on advertisements
Don’t accept strangers as friends meet real-life friends and spend time with them meet anyone from the internet anywhere if you don’t have a parent or teacher with you
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Internet Safety Studio
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Read and Understand
In groups, act out an interview between an internet safety advisor and some teenagers.
Interview questions:
What can happen if we share personal information on social media?
Why shouldn’t we click on advertisements?
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Read and Understand
In groups, act out an interview between an internet safety advisor and some teenagers.
Excuse me, Mr Li. We have some questions about internet safety. What can happen if we share personal information on social media?
Great question! When you share personal information…
…
…
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Internet Safety Advisor Studio
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Analyse and Appreciate
What is the purpose of the text?
to share experience
to change your views
to explain
to give advice
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Analyse and Appreciate
What ways does the writer use to achieve the purpose?
formal style
imperative sentences (祈使句)
difficult vocabulary
subheadings and short sentences
direct questions
examples
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Think and Share
Which of the safe surfing tip(s) in the text is/are the most helpful to you? Why?
… (your own experience of internet use)
This tip advises me to...
By doing this, I can...
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Homework
1. Listen to the recording, read the text aloud, imitate the pronunciation, intonation, and division of meaning groups, and understand the meaning expressed.
2. Writing Here are the internet problems of four students in their daily lives. Please choose two of their problems and give them practical advice. Refer to the text when necessary.
David My password was “1234”. Someone stole my game account.
Kevin I shared my birthday online. A stranger knew my information.
Jason I clicked an ad. My phone got slow and was full of pop-ups. A virus!
Leo A chat “friend” wanted to meet me in real. I almost went. My mum said no!
I’d like to give advice to _________ and _________. ___________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
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Unit 2 Safety
Lesson 3 Better Safe Than Sorry: Safe Surfing (Ⅱ)
Review
The four teenagers are facing the internet dangers and problems.
Who did you give advice to? What advice did you give?
David My password was “1234”. Someone stole my game account.
Kevin I shared my birthday online. A stranger knew my information.
Jason I clicked an ad. My phone got slow and was full of pop-ups. A virus!
Leo A chat “friend” wanted to meet me in real. I almost went. My mum said no!
Vocabulary in Use
Complete the dialogue on internet safety with the words and expressions in the box.
• password • download a virus • click on • social media
• shop online • accept • use personal information
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Vocabulary in Use
Eric: Let me just type in my 1 _________ for my email account, one, two...
Amy: Well, your password is easy to guess! It should have 8–20 characters, and you shouldn’t 2 ___________
___________, like your birthday.
Eric: Yes, you’re right. I also need to be careful when I 3 ___________.
Amy: That’s good. Also, don’t 4 __________ advertisements.
Eric: Sure. I don’t want to 5 ________________ onto my computer by accident!
Amy: Right. Be careful about what you share too. You always post photos on 6 ____________. That’s not safe.
Eric: Hmm... I’ll remember it and never 7 ________ strangers as friends.
password
use personal
information
shop online
click on
download a virus
social media
accept
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Grammar Discovery
Study the bold words in the sentences carefully.
Which refer to people or things?
Which do we use in negative sentences?
1 Tell no one what your password is.
2 Someone might use the information in the wrong way.
3 Some may hide their real names and purposes.
4 Never meet anyone from the internet anywhere.
5 Is there anything to eat? I’m hungry.
Grammar Discovery
something, anything, nothing, everything
someone/somebody, anyone/anybody, no one/nobody, everyone/everybody
refer to unspecified people or things, and use “any-” or “no” forms in negative sentences
Grammar in Use
Choose the correct option to complete the sentences. (Page 147)
1 These speakers aren’t working. There is no/any sound coming out.
2 Tom learnt everything/anything he knew about computers from the internet.
3 There isn’t no one/anyone in the shop. It’s closed.
4 There is something/anything wrong with your computer.
5 Can everyone/someone fix my webcam?
Express Yourself
Can you think of other internet dangers?
How can you avoid or deal with them?
Add another paragraph to the text. Give your paragraph a subheading.
Talk about your paragraph in groups, and then in class.
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Express Yourself
Assessment Form
Evaluation points Evaluation Criteria ☆☆☆ ☆☆ ☆
Content The advice is practical, easy to put into practice, and can deal with the internet danger.
Vocabulary Use the topic-related words and expressions, and indefinite pronouns in this lesson properly.
Sentence pattern Use different sentence patterns to give suggestions.
Subheading The subheading is related to the content, eye-catching and easy to read.
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Homework
1. Polish the advice for internet safety.
2. You will write internet safety tips for the Community Safety Handbook.
Step 1 Work in groups. Agree on the internet dangers and problems to write about.
Step 2 Collect pictures and information about the dangers and problems. You can go to the library or use the internet to search for information. Then make notes.
Step 3 Think about the advice for the dangers and problems.
Step 4 Work with your group. Make the Community Safety Handbook.
(You have 3 days to finish the handbook.)
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