資源簡(jiǎn)介 (共28張PPT)Unit 4 Never too old to learnReading (II)Revise the transcriptionAs the world has been changing rapidly, we have to learn new new ideas, (1)____________ (belief), and practices. Otherwise we can’t catch up with the (2)____________ (new) developments. Then (3)____________ should we do to remain life-long learners First, we must be open-minded and objective to new knowledge and ideas, and learn to be critical (4)____________ (think). Second, make (5)____________ most of opportunities: register online and subscribe (6)____________ e-learning courses, which have become increasingly popular (7)____________ (recent). Third, we must apply what we have learnt to practice. Last but not least, after its (8)____________ (apply), we must reflect what we have done: analyse, (9)____________ (evaluation) and improve the process to understand the world better. In short, as the world is constantly changing, we shouldn’t stop (10)____________ (learn).beliefsnewestwhatthinkersthetorecentlyapplicationevaluatelearningDefinitions1) n. thing composed, eg. a piece of music, a poem or a book2) n. art of composing music3) n. short piece of non-fictional writing done as a school or college exercise4) n. the parts of which sth. is made up ofVocabulary webcompose v. composer n. ; composition n. compositional adj. compositionally adv.1. compositionCore vocabularyDefinitionsn. a person who educates peopleVocabulary webeducate v. educator n.; education n. educated adj.2. educatorCore vocabularyDefinitions1) adj. going or ready to go in the direction of2) adj. certain to do sth.3) v. form the boundary of (sth.); limit4) v. jump or spring; run with jumping movements5) n. bounding movement; leap; springVocabulary webbind v. bound adj. v. & n.3. boundCore vocabularyDefinitions1) v. decide firmly; determine2) v. make a decision by a formal vote3) v. separate (sth.) into constituent parts4) n. thing one has decided to do5) n. firmness or determinationVocabulary websolve v. resolve v. resolution n. resolvable adj. , resolved adj.make a resolve to do; resolve on sth.; resolve against sth.; resolve sth. into.4. resolveCore vocabularyDefinitionsv. give new strength or energy to (sb./sth.); restore or reviveVocabulary webfresh adj. refresh v. refreshed adj.; refreshing adj. refreshingly adv. refreshment n.refresh one’s memory5. refreshCore vocabularyDefinitions1) v. find fault with2) v. judge the merits and faults of; analyze and evaluateVocabulary webcriticize v. criticism n.; critic n. critical adj. critically adv.6. criticizeCore vocabularyDefinitions1) v. seek information by asking a question2) v. make an inquiry or investigationVocabulary webinquire v. inquiry n. inquiring adj. inquiringly adv.inquire after sb.; inquire sth. of sb.7. inquireCore vocabularyDefinitions1) n. official list or record of names, items, attendances, etc.2) n. an entry in such a record3) v. formally record4) v. be indicated or recorded, indicateVocabulary webregister n. & v. registered adj.registered nurse; registered trade mark8. registerCore vocabularyDefinitions1) v. promise to pay or contribute money2) v. buy (a newspaper, periodical, etc.) regularly over a period of time3) v. sign (one’s name) at the end of a documentVocabulary websubscribe v. subscription n.subscribe to9. subscribeCore vocabularyDefinitionsv. come or bring (sth.) to an end; stopVocabulary webcease v. & n. ceaseless adj. ceaselessly adv.cease v. & n. increase; decreasewithout cease10. ceaseCore vocabularyFill in the blanks1. Apart from a few grammatical mistakes, this ________ (compose) of yours is well written.1. composition2. The President called on ________ (educate) and politicians to help him to restructure American education.2. educators3. There are ________ (bind) to be changed when the new system is introduced.3. boundFill in the blanks4. She ________ (resolve) that she would never see him again.4. resolved5. Plan your activities so that you are ________ (refresh) when something important is coming up.5. refreshed6. He ________ (criticize) by the committee for failing to report the accident.6. was criticizedFill in the blanks7. We are glad to send you two samples of our goods you ________ (inquire) last week.7. inquired8. So far one hundred students ________ (register) for these courses to widen skills for use in their current job.8. have registeredFill in the blanks9. Before the 1830s, most newspapers were sold through annual ________ (subscribe) in America.9. subscription(s)10. These welfare payments ________ (cease) as soon as you start a new job.10. cease/will ceaseParaphrase the following sentences1. Indeed, you may one day do jobs that do not yet exist, use technologies that are not yet developed and resolve problems that are not yet problems!1. As a matter of fact, some day you are likely to do newly-created jobs, newly-developed technologies and settle new problems.Paraphrase the following sentences2. Be objective and make yourself open to new knowledge and ideas.2. Be open-minded to new knowledge and ideas without prejudice.Paraphrase the following sentences3. Importantly, after its application, there must then follow a review process of analysis, evaluation and improvement so that your comprehension of the world becomes a continuous process.3. It is important that after you have applied the knowledge, you must reflect on it, which will make you continuously understand the world better.Understand complex sentencesI once had an art teacher, pointing out that it is not only what you can see that is important, but also what you cannot see.Main bodytwo “whats” guiding subject clauses are emphasized parts1_________________________________________________________________________________________The present participle “pointing out” is adverbial“that” guiding object clauseemphasized pattern with “it…that”emphasized pattern with “it…that”Copula and predicative of the object clauseUnderstand complex sentencesFinally, understand that it is not sufficient to simply know something or to understand what you know, because for knowledge to have concrete value, it must be applied.The main body of the sentence is an imperative sentence with “that” guiding an object clauseThe conjunction “what” guides an object clause.2________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________adverbialIn the object clause, “it” is the formal subject and “to simply know…or to understand…” is the actual subject.The conjunction “because” guides an adverbial clauseHomework1. Watch the micro lesson: Simple causes and effects (Optional)2. Fill in the blanks at BP75 in the workbook. (Optional)Answers:1) are bound to 2 ) to keep pace with 3) through trial and error 4) to compose herself 5) in a flash 6) fit in 7) put off 8) subscribe toHomework1. It’s been believed for centuries that great writers, ________ (compose) and scientists are essentially quite different from ordinary people.1. composers2. There are no significant differences between the ________ (educate) systems of the two countries.2. educationFill in the blanksHomework3. It was not beyond the ________ (bind) of possibility that they would meet again one day.3. bound(s)4. The White House has noted his promise to support any attack that was designed to enforce the UN ________ (resolve).4. resolution(s)Fill in the blanksHomework5. Not having eaten lunch, we went to the ________ (refresh) bar for ham sandwiches.5. refreshment6. Politicians are skilled at defending themselves against their ________ (critical).6. critics/criticismFill in the blanksHomework7. They needed more time to consider whether to hold an ________ (inquire).7. inquiry8. A ________ (register) company is a separate legal entity, possessing rights and duties as a natural person.8. registeredFill in the blanksHomework9. I ________ (subscribe) to a number of journals concerned with my subject over the past three years.9. have subscribed10. The number of new students has ________ (crease) from 210 to 160 since last year.10. decreasedFill in the blanks感謝你的觀看 展開(kāi)更多...... 收起↑ 資源預(yù)覽 縮略圖、資源來(lái)源于二一教育資源庫(kù)