北师大版高中英语必修一Unit2 《 lesson2 history makers》 课件 (共30张PPT)

Unit1Lesson2

HistoryMakersObjectives•Togetthegistandthespecificinformationofthelisteningtext.•Toexpresstheagreementandthedisagreementtowardsotherpeople’sopinions.•Toreadaloudthesentenceswithproperstress.Period1:Listening

BeforelisteningLookatthetitleofL2(Historymakers)andofL1(ModernHeroes),anddiscusswhatthedifferencesandsimilaritiesarebetween“heroes”and“historymakers”.admiredfortheirbravery,strengthandnoblequalities(高贵的品质)heroeswhoareadmiredfortheirgreatcontributionstotheircountryortheworldinthehistoryModernheroesHistorymakersMatchthesedescriptionswiththephotos.P24Ex.1foughtfortherightsofblackpeopleintheUSA.2.ledthe1911revolutionandfoundedthefirstrepublicofChina.4.workedtohelppoorpeopleinIndia.3.inventedthelightbulb,themovingpicturecameraandmanyotherthings.Heledthe1911revolutionandfoundedthefirstRepublicofChina.Andwecallthecity“thecityofZhongshaninhonorofhim.Heisahistorymaker.Howmuchdoyouknowaboutthem?SunYat-senOptionalHeinventedthelightbulb,themovingpicturecameraandmanyotherthings.ThomasEdisonSheworkedtohelppoorpeopleinIndia.Sheisoneofthemostsuccessfulwomenintheworld.ShewontheNoblePeacePrizein1979,said:“ItouchthepoorastouchtheJesus”.MotherTeresaHeisablackman.Hewasbornin1929.HefoughtfortherightsofblackpeopleintheUSA.Hedevotedhislifetotheequalityoftheblack.HewontheprizeofNobelPeace.MartinLutherKing,Jr.

ExpressingOpinionsP24,Ex.2Well,I(1)_____MotherTeresaisimportant,becauseshespentherwholelifeworkingwithpoorandsickpeople.I’msorry,butI(2)___________.(3)_____________,DrSunYat-senisveryimportant.Heledthe1911revolutionandfoundedthefirstrepublicofChina.think

don’tagreeInmyopinionYes,(4)____________,butIthinkThomasEdisonisimportant,too.Hecreatedsomanymachinesandinventionsthatwestillusetoday.I(5)______withyou,but(6)___________,IthinkMartinLutherKingisalsoquiteimportant,becausehefoughtagainstracismandhisactionschangedAmericansociety.

you’reright

agreepersonallyIamsure…Ibelieve…Ithink…Isuppose…Iguess…Inmyopinion…/Personally…Itseemsthat…/Itlooksasif…/Itappearsthat…ExpressingopinionsOptionalResponsestothem:

agree

:Sure.Ithinkso.That’sright./Youareright.Iagreewithyou.That’squitetrue./Thatmaybetrue.disagree:Idon’tthinkso.Idon’tthinkthat’sright.Idon’tagree.Doyouthinkso?/I‘mafraidnot.

OptionalMyopinionPersonally,Ithink…ismoreimportant.He/Shedid…in...He/Shefoughtfor...He/Shewon…in...…OptionalYouaregoingtolistentoaradioprogrammeaboutMartinLutherKin.MakesureyouunderstandtheKeywords.P24Ex.3Guessthemeaningofthesewords;useyourdictionarytocheckyourguessesandfindoutthemeaningofallthekeywords.experienceracismequalInfluencevictoryprotestmarchstruggle经验种族主义平等的影响胜利抗议游行斗争

Optionalunfairtreatmentofpeople,orviolenceagainstthem,becausetheybelongtoadifferentracefromyourown

racismanoccasionwhenpeoplecometogetherinpublictoexpressdisapprovaloroppositiontosomethingpowertohaveaneffectonthewaysomeoneorsomethingdevelops,behaves,orthinkswithoutusingdirectforceorcommands

influenceprotestListeningStrategies1.Beforelistening,makesureyouunderstandthetask.2.Ifpossible,trytoguesstheanswer.3.Whenyoulistenthefirsttime,don’tpanic!Youwillnotunderstandeverything-justtrytogetthegeneralidea.ListeningListentotheradioprogramme.UsetheListeningStrategiestohelpyou.Trytogetthegeneralidea.(P24,Ex.4).ThendoP25,Ex.5MartinLutherKingwasfromtheUnitedStates.2.Martin’sfirstexperienceofracismwaswithabusdriver.3.Hisfirstvictorywastowintheequalrightsforblackstositonbuses.4.Hewenttoprisonsixteentimesfororganisingprotests.TFTF5.HeorganisedamarchtoWashingtonin1963.6.Hemadeafamousspeechtherebeginningwiththewords:“Ihaveadream…”7.HereceivedtheNobelPeacePrizein1965.8.Awhitemankilledhimin1968.TTTFListenandretelltheinterview!WhenWhathappened1929.1.15KingwasborninAtlanta,Georgia.childhoodHeoftenexperiencedracism.Hewasonceaskedtogivehisseattoawhiteperson.Buthebelievedblackandwhitepeopleshouldenjoyequalrights.1960sHemainlyorganisedpeacefulproteststowinrightsforblackpeople.Hewasputintoprison17times.1963HeorganisedamarchtoWashingtonD.C.andmadehisfamousspeechthere.1964HereceivedtheNobelPeacePrize.1965Heorganisedapeacefulprotest.ItwasKing’sfirstvictory.1968Hewaskilledbyawhitemanwhohatedblackpeople.Pronunciation:StressP25,Ex.6

“Ithinkaheroisanordinaryindividualwhofindsstrengthtopersevereandendureinspiteofoverwhelmingobstacles.’’---ChristopherReeve

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Whenyoufeeltheworldisagainstyouoryougiveuphope,youlookatyourheroesandsay,"Theywereabletodoit.Theyhadhardtimesandalotofopposition,buttheygotthroughit."Thenyoufeel,"Icandoittoo.’’---JohnLeguizamo

Historymakesheroesandheroeschangehistory.Let’srememberthem.

Period2:SpeakingP25,Ex.7

Readtheparagraphsbelowandchooseahero.Answerthequestions.1.Whatdid/doesyourherofightfor?2.Whodid/doesyourherohelp?3.Wheredid/doesyourherowork?Talkaboutthem!BasicInformation(pairwork)PeopleTimePlaceEventElizabethBlackwell----foughtforwomen’srights1849intheUSAwasthefirstwomanevertoreceiveamedicaldegree--inNYCityopened