新应用大学英语第一册新版课件Unit 1-Campus

1、,New Applied College English Book 1,Unit1 Campus,Objectives,After studying this unit, you will be able to: learn a senior students first-year experience in overcoming negative emotions; get some suggestions for adapting to college life; write simple sentences; use different emphatic sentences correc

2、tly; conduct a survey on first-year students adaptation to college life.,Writing sum up the answers to all the questions and analyze them; offer a conclusion to your findings.,QUESTIONNAIRE,Team Project,Where Should I Get My College Job?,Many college students work while in school. But where are the

3、best places for college jobs? You should learn the pros and cons of working both off and on campus, and how to pick a right college job. Working on campus Working on campuswhich can mean anything from working in the library or a coffee shop to doing researchmay be the first idea that comes to your m

4、ind when imagining working during college. Consider the following when applying for an on-campus job:,A Glimpse of Workplace,Pros of working on campus You can save time by not having to commute anywhere. It may be easier to connect your job with the campus financial aid office if you are in a work-a

5、ward or work-study program. Your employer may be more patient about having a student worker (especially when the finals week rolls around). Cons of working on campus You may not have much time getting away from campus. Your options may be limited, especially if you apply too late. Some on-campus job

6、s may not offer employment on holidays. Working off campus Conversely, working off campus can provide an entirely different set of benefitsand challenges. Consider the following when taking an off-campus job:,A Glimpse of Workplace,Pros of working off campus Off-campus jobs may offer better pay and

7、more chances of getting a raise. If you live off campus, your off-campus job might be closer to your home. You can build a relationship with a company that may lead to a job offer after graduation. Cons of working off campus You may need to pay for transportation expenses (such as parking, the bus p

8、ass, gas). Your employer may not understand your student schedule. It may be harder to take time off during the winter and summer holidays, as your employer may need to stay open for business all the time.,A Glimpse of Workplace,1 Do you think college jobs will be helpful for your future career? Why

9、 or why not? Yes. I will gain some experiences, build up my confidence, improve my communicative skills and develop some sense of responsibility. Whats more, I will become more independent, mature and competitive.,2 Would you like to work on or off campus?,I prefer working on campus, because it saves much time which can be spe