新视野英语第三册Unit2

1、会计学1新视野英语第三册新视野英语第三册Unit2N H C EN H C ELead-in Our todays topic is “Iron and the Effects of Exercise”. Whats your reaction to the topic? Now lets tackle it so as to familiarize ourselves with the background to the birth of the text. Our topic-centered lead-in begins with the question as follows:Tips

2、N H C EN H C EInteractive Mode I1. What are the positive effects of exercise?Tips As is often remarked, ones vigor lies in exercise. That reveals the essence of taking exercise. Driven by this belief, therefore, we develop from childhood a habit of taking one or two forms of exercise. Now lets sum u

3、p its benefits: 1) It stimulates the flow of our blood;2) It builds up the speed with which our brains react to things around;3) It improves our health conditions;4) It helps foster our ambition for greater success or better balance of mind; I. Pre-reading Activities: Listen, Look & Say2. What a

4、re the negative effects of exercise?Compound DictationDirections:You will hear a passage. It will be read twice. Listen carefully and supply the missing words.I. Pre-reading Activities: Listen, Look & SayBackAlthough many people _ that balance and movement problems are _ with age, an increasing

5、_ of evidence demonstrates that exercise can help _ balance and strength in elderly _ and reduce their chance of _. In Wolfs study, published in May 1996, 215 _ aged 70 to 96 were divided into three groups. _, one group took a weekly tai chi class, and _. After 15 weeks, “ the tai chi group did the

6、best, and _,” Wolf said. a control group met for a weekly discussion reduced the chance of having a fall by 47 percentseniors One group performed balance exercises on a computer-controlled platform once a weekfallingimproveindividualsbodyassumeinevitableBackN H C EN H C ELead-in Our todays topic is “Iron and the Effects of Exercise”. Whats your reaction to the topic? Now lets tackle it so as to familiarize ourselves with the background to the birth of the text. Our topic-centered lead-in begins with the question as follows:Compound DictationDirections:You will hear a passage. It will be r