practical english book 1 unit 5 结构示意图教学目的教学目的教学方法教学方法...

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Unit 5Unit 5

结构示意图教学目的

教学方法

教学难点

教学时间Self -testing Exercises

Extensive Reading

Listening

Speaking

Translation skills

Guided writing

Reading skills

Skills Development

Exercise

Summary

Language Points

Background

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Exercise

Summary

Language Points

Background

Text A

Unit One

Self -testing Exercises

Extensive Reading

Listening

Speaking

Translation skills

Guided writing

Reading skills

Skills Development

Exercise

Summary

Intensive Study

Related Info.

Text B

Exercise

Summary

Intensive Study

Related Info.

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教学目的 (Aims)

使学生掌握本单元出现的生词及短语的用法；使学生掌握本单元出现的常见结构；使学生掌握本单元出现的阅读、翻译、写作和听说技巧

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教学方法(Teaching Method)

Interacting ; communication

教学重点(Important Points )

教学时间(Time Allotment)

skills of reading, translation, listening and speaking

Total: 12 Periods

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背景介绍(Related Info.)

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Text A Community ServiceText A Community Service

11 The idea of helping people comes naturally to most of

us. If we see a blind person getting off a bus, we watch to

make sure that he is in no danger of falling. Members of a

family help one another, with particular care for the very

young and the elderly.

精读(Intensive Study)



22 There are many people who have nobody near to see There are many people who have nobody near to see

their need for help and often nobody to give it even when the their need for help and often nobody to give it even when the

need is known. The old, the handicapped, the homeless and need is known. The old, the handicapped, the homeless and

friendless — these are the people for whom help may not friendless — these are the people for whom help may not

come, because nobody sees. It may not have come, because nobody sees. It may not have occurred to you

that you are in a position to help. Community service means

helping the people around you. Organizations exist which try to

make sure that someone sees when help is needed and does

something about it. These organizations depend on voluntary

help to carry out a wide variety of tasks, volunteers giving up a

little of their spare time to lend a hand.

22 There are many people who have nobody near to see There are many people who have nobody near to see

their need for help and often nobody to give it even when the their need for help and often nobody to give it even when the

need is known. The old, the handicapped, the homeless and need is known. The old, the handicapped, the homeless and

friendless — these are the people for whom help may not friendless — these are the people for whom help may not

come, because nobody sees. It may not have come, because nobody sees. It may not have occurred to you

that you are in a position to help. Community service means

helping the people around you. Organizations exist which try to

make sure that someone sees when help is needed and does

something about it. These organizations depend on voluntary

help to carry out a wide variety of tasks, volunteers giving up a

little of their spare time to lend a hand.



33 If you wish to take part in their worthwhile activity, what If you wish to take part in their worthwhile activity, what

sort of things would you do? Think of the people most sort of things would you do? Think of the people most

in need of help and the ways in which help can be given. Much of

the work of community service is concerned with the care of the

elderly and the handicapped. Old people cannot always redecorate

their homes. Household repairs, cleaning, preparing food or taking

care of the garden may all prove difficult. Elderly people with

failing eyesight are delighted if a friend comes in to read or write

letters for them. A helping hand and a friendly face can mean a

great deal to a lonely elderly person.



44 Handicapped people may be young or old. People Handicapped people may be young or old. People

confined to wheelchairs cannot go out unless somebody takes

them. Blind children may love swimming but they need a sighted

swimmer to go with them. Some handicapped people may be

unable to go out at all and a visitor is then more than welcome.

Voluntary help is needed in hospitals. There are library and shop

trolleys to be taken round the wards and at Christmas time

decorations to be put up and parties and concerts to be organized.

Some volunteers help to run playgrounds for young children during

school holidays and also look after

children in pre-school play groups.



55 What do you do if you want to help? Your school may have What do you do if you want to help? Your school may have

contact with an outside organization or, indeed, run a contact with an outside organization or, indeed, run a

community service scheme itself. In many towns there is a community service scheme itself. In many towns there is a

committee called the Council of Social Service or the Guild of committee called the Council of Social Service or the Guild of

Social Welfare and they will be able to tell you about voluntary Social Welfare and they will be able to tell you about voluntary

activities in the area. The Citizens’ Advice Bureau and the activities in the area. The Citizens’ Advice Bureau and the

Women’s Royal Voluntary Service are other sources of Women’s Royal Voluntary Service are other sources of

information, information, as is the public library. Churches, the Scouts and other youth organizations can tell you about their activities. Most large cities in the United Kingdom have youth groups for community service, for it is here that the need is greatest. If you join such a group, you will bring pleasure and hope to people who need your help.



come to somebody: (an idea) to enter someone’s mindcome to somebody: (an idea) to enter someone’s mind

e.g.e.g.• It suddenly It suddenly came to hercame to her that she has been that she has been

wrong all along.wrong all along.

• Suddenly the words of the song Suddenly the words of the song came to me.came to me.



make sure: to act so that, or check that something is make sure: to act so that, or check that something is

certain or surecertain or sure

e.g.e.g.

• I think that he’s coming today but I’ll telephone to I think that he’s coming today but I’ll telephone to

make suremake sure of that. of that.

• Arrive early at the cinema to Arrive early at the cinema to make suremake sure that you that you

can get a good seat.can get a good seat.



occur to: to come into one’s mindoccur to: to come into one’s mind

e.g.e.g.

• Did it ever Did it ever occur to occur to you that you would go abroad?you that you would go abroad?

• As soon as the thought As soon as the thought occurred tooccurred to him, he felt him, he felt worse.worse.



in a position to do sth.: to be able to do somethingin a position to do sth.: to be able to do something

e.g.e.g.• Perhaps I shall be Perhaps I shall be in a position toin a position to help you next help you next

weekweek..

• I’m not I’m not in a position toin a position to do anything about that do anything about that..



carry out:carry out: to perform or to complete (a job orto perform or to complete (a job oractivity) to fulfillactivity) to fulfill

e.g.e.g.• The hospital is The hospital is carrying outcarrying out tests to find out what’s tests to find out what’s

wrong with her.wrong with her.

• Don’t blame me, I’m only Don’t blame me, I’m only carrying outcarrying out his orders his orders..



a variety of:a variety of: lots of a particular type of things that arelots of a particular type of things that are

different from each other different from each other 各种各种

e.ge.g..

• a variety ofa variety of purposes / matters /excuses purposes / matters /excuses

• The children got The children got a variety ofa variety of toys on Christmas toys on Christmas

Day.Day.



lend a hand:lend a hand: to helpto help

e.ge.g..

• We must We must lend a handlend a hand with his problem. with his problem.

• Could you Could you lend me a handlend me a hand to post the letter when to post the letter when

you go down town?you go down town?



be in need of: to need

e.g.

• I feel lonely and in need of companionship.

• The whole house is in need of decorating.



be concerned with: to be aboutbe concerned with: to be about

e.g. • Do you have any books that are concerned with

American history?

• The chapter is concerned with changes that are likely to take place in the next decade.



be concerned for/about: make (oneself) uneasy or be concerned for/about: make (oneself) uneasy or worriedworried

e.g.e.g.

• Don’t Don’t be concerned be concerned yourself yourself aboutabout his future. his future.

• I I am concerned foram concerned for her happiness her happiness.

cf.cf.



prove: (used as a link verb) to turn out (to be)

e.ge.g. . • These booksThese books proved proved interesting. interesting.

• The methodThe method proves proves highly effectivehighly effective.



mean: to (intend to) express, show or indicate

e.g. • In most cultures, nodding means agreement.

• Under certain circumstances, silence means more

than words.



unlessunless: except if: except if

e.g.e.g.

• Don’t come Don’t come unlessunless I telephone. I telephone.

• The directors have a meeting on Friday, The directors have a meeting on Friday,

unlessunless there is nothing to discuss. there is nothing to discuss.



be confined to: to have to stay in one place, especially because of illness

e.g.

• The old lady was confined to a small apartment.

• Although confined to a wheelchair, she is active in

social life.



…a visitor is then more than welcome.

— …a visitor is then what they need most / is ext

remely welcome.

““more than” here is used to emphasize how

welcome a visitor is.



as is / was / does, etc.: in the same way as someone or

正如 … 一样 something else is, does, etc.

e.g.e.g.

• Alice is very tall, Alice is very tall, as isas is her mother. her mother.

• I voted Labour, I voted Labour, as didas did my wife. my wife.

• He goes there every Friday, He goes there every Friday, as doesas does his classmates. his classmates.



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概要(Summary)

It is regarded as our responsibility to give help to others when necessary. This help is often accomplished by volunteering at a community service centre. Those who most need help are the old and the handicapped, who may be lonely or unable to move about freely. If you want to take part in this service, you can get information from such sources as your school, a special committee or council, the public library, churches and youth organizations.

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