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mainUnit4SocialBehavior2012第一頁，共145頁。PartASectionAPre-listening-BackgroundInformationTheMen’sMovement

Themen’smovementisasocialmovementthatincludesanumberofphilosophiesandorganizationsthatseektosupportmen,changethemalegenderroleandimprovemen’srightsinregardtomarriageandchildaccessandvictimsofdomesticviolence.Majormovementswithinthemen’smovementincludemen’sliberation,Pre-listeningNewWordsandExpressionsBackgroundInformationPartAPartBListeningLISTENING第二頁，共145頁。masculism,men’shealth,anti-sexismandmen’s/fathers’rights.Participantsvaryintermsofreligion,politicsandsexualitywithanumberofwomenalsoinvolved.ThemovementispredominantlyWestern,althoughsincetheearly1990s,men’smovementshavebeengrowinginnon-Westerncountries.SectionAPre-listening-BackgroundInformationPre-listeningNewWordsandExpressionsBackgroundInformationPartAPartBListeningLISTENING第三頁，共145頁。SectionA

anti-sexismanti-sexism:

amovementagainstsexism,

whichmeansanti-sexistsdon’tacceptthebeliefsofsexism.Themainbeliefsandattitudesofsexismarelistedasbelow:1)Thebeliefthatonesexissuperiortotheother.2)Thebeliefthatmenandwomenareverydifferentandthisshouldbestronglyreflectedinsociety,language,righttohavesex,andthelaw.3)Simplehatredofmen(misandry)orwomen(misogyny).LISTENING第四頁，共145頁。SectionA.NewWordsandExpressions1takeon 決定(juédìng)做；承擔countermovement 反向運動monolithic 整體的unify 成為一體，使統(tǒng)一identify 確認label 描述；歸類mytho-poetic 與神話和詩歌有關(guān)的initiate 接納ritual 儀式affirm 肯定地說，斷言masculine 男子氣的，陽剛氣的Pre-listeningNewWordsandExpressionsBackground

InformationPartAPartBListeningLISTENING第五頁，共145頁。SectionA.NewWordsandExpressions2feminist 男女平等主義者vocal 直言的integral 構(gòu)成整體(zhěngtǐ)所必需的orientation 方向，定位sensitivity 敏感（性）mythology 神話masculinity 陽剛之氣subscribeto 同意，贊成weakling 軟弱的人wimp 懦弱的人diverse 多種多樣的Pre-listeningNewWordsandExpressionsBackground

InformationPartAPartBListeningLISTENING第六頁，共145頁。I.EffectoftheWomen’sMovementontheMen’sMovementII.FormstheMen’sMovementTakesA.B.C.D.III.ConclusionSectionAListenTask1Listentothelectureandtrytogetitsmainideasbytakingnotes.Fillintheblanksaccordingtoyournotes.Malefeminists________________TheMen’sMovementisverydiverse.________________________________________Pre-listeningTask1ListenandTakeNotesTask2ListenforDetailsPartAPartBListeningMen’ssupportgroups________________________Maleactivists_______________Mytho-poetic_______________LISTENING第七頁，共145頁。Task2.1Listentothelectureagainandtrytoanswerthefollowingquestions.1.Whatfamilytasksaremensharingmoreandmorewithwomen?Childcareandhousework.2.Whatarethetwojobsthatusedtobedoneexclusivelybywomen?TeachingandnursingPre-listeningListeningTask1ListenandTakeNotesTask2ListenforDetailsPartAPartBLISTENING第八頁，共145頁。Task2.23.Whatproblemsmightamanrunintoinaworkplacewheretherearealotofwomen?Communicationandmanagementproblems.4.Whatdoesthemalefeministspeakoutagainst?Violenceandinequality.5.Whydoesthesecondtypeofmen’sgroupappealtomen?Becausetheycangiveandfindsupportfromothermen.Pre-listeningListeningTask1ListenandTakeNotesTask2ListenforDetailsPartAPartBLISTENING第九頁，共145頁。Task2.36.Whataremaleactiviststryingtodo?Theyaretryingtogetbackmen’spower.7.Giveabriefdescriptionofthemytho-poeticMen’sMovement.Thisgroupinitiatesmenusingmythology,poetry(hencethenamemytho-poetic),andotherrituals,suchasdancing,toexploreandaffirmthevalueofmasculinityandmasculineapproachestoproblemsolving.Pre-listeningListeningTask1ListenandTakeNotesTask2ListenforDetailsPartAPartBLISTENING第十頁，共145頁。TheMen’sMovement:WhatDoesItMeantoBeaMan?AsaresultoftheWomen’sMovement,morewomenareworkingoutsidethehome,andmanymenareplayingamoreactiveroleinfamilylifeandaretakingonsomeofthetasksinvolvedinchildcareandhousework.Inadditiontothesechangesinsidethehome,menaretodayenteringoccupationsthatusedtobeconsideredwomen’sjobs.Moremenarebecomingnursesandteachersofyoungchildren.Othermenarefindingthattheyhavemorefemalecolleaguesandbossesatworkthaneverbefore,andtheyarehavingtoadapttowomen’sstylesofcommunicationandmanagement,eatenScript1.1LISTENING第十一頁，共145頁。whichcandifferconsiderablyfromthoseofmen.Atwork,aswellasathome,manymentodayinmodernNorthAmericansocietyhavetoplayverydifferentrolesthantheirfathersdid.Theyare,asaresult,joiningwithothermeninacountermovementcalledtheMen’sMovementtoseektoprovideoneanotherwiththesupporttheyneedtocopewiththerolesexpectedofmenintoday’sworld.ExactlywhatformsdoestheMen’sMovementtake,andwhatdomenintheMen’sMovementhopetoachievebybeingactiveinthemovement?Tobeginwith,theMen’sMovementhasnounified,monolithicphilosophy.teaScript1.2LISTENING第十二頁，共145頁。Script1.3Althoughthereareanumberofunifyingthemes,therearealsosomeinterestingdifferencesamongthebasicgroupsassociatedwiththeMen’sMovement.SeveralwriterswhowriteabouttheMen’sMovementhaveidentifiedfourbasicgroupsofmenactiveinthemovement.Thefirstgroupislabeledthemalefeminists,andthesemenworkforwomen’srightsandequalitybetweenthesexes.Someofthemeninthisfirstgrouparevocalaboutblamingothermenformuchoftheviolenceagainstwomenandfortheinequalitythatexistsbetweenmenandwomeninrelationshipsandthejobmarket.NoteLISTENING第十三頁，共145頁。Script1.4NotallmembersoftheMen’sMovement,however,considerthisfirstgroupofmentobeanintegralpartoftheMen’sMovement.Tobesure,theotherthreegroupsfocusmoreonmen’sissuesthandotheso-calledmalefeminists.ThesecondorientationintheMen’sMovementattractsmenwhojoinmen’ssupportgroupstomeetregularlyandgiveandreceivepsychologicalsupportindealingwithproblemscreatedbythenewrolestheyhavetoplayathomeandatwork.Thesemenareattemptingtolearntobetterexpresstheirfeelingsandemotions,andtoshowsensitivitywithoutbeingashamed.LISTENING第十四頁，共145頁。AthirdgroupintheMen’sMovementconsistsofmenwhowanttogetbackthepowertheyfeeltheyhavelostbecauseoftheadvancesmadebywomenasaresultoftheWomen’sMovementandfeministcauses.Theyaremaleactivists.Finally,thereisanapproachtothemovementcalledthemytho-poeticMen’sMovement.ThemeninvolvedinthisaspectoftheMen’sMovementbelievethatmenshouldbeinitiatedintomanhoodasmenwereinitiatedwhenpeoplestilllivedinsmalltribesandbandsinmoreancientcultures.Thisgroupinitiatesmenusingmythology,poetry(hencethenamemytho-poetic),andotherrituals,suchasdancing,toexploreandScript1.5LISTENING第十五頁，共145頁。Script1.6andaffirmthevalueofmasculinityandmasculineapproachestoproblemsolving.Menwhosubscribetothisviewpointworrythattoomuchcontactwithwomenandtoolittlecontactwithothermenhasturnedmenintoweaklingsorwimps.So,theMen’sMovementisverydiverse.Amanwhowantstojointhemovementhasmanyoptionsofjusthowhewillexplorethequestion,“Whatdoesitmeantobeamanintoday’sworld?”LISTENING第十六頁，共145頁。TheMen’sMovement:WhatDoesItMeantoBeaMan?AsaresultoftheWomen’sMovement,morewomenareworkingoutsidethehome,andmanymenareplayingamoreactiveroleinfamilylifeandaretakingonsomeofthetasksinvolvedinchildcareandhousework.Inadditiontothesechangesinsidethehome,menaretodayenteringoccupationsthatusedtobeconsideredwomen’sjobs.Moremenarebecomingnursesandteachersofyoungchildren.Othermenarefindingthattheyhavemorefemalecolleaguesandbossesatworkthaneverbefore,andtheyarehavingtoadapttowomen’sstylesofcommunicationandmanagement,eatenScript2.1LISTENING第十七頁，共145頁。whichcandifferconsiderablyfromthoseofmen.Atwork,aswellasathome,manymentodayinmodernNorthAmericansocietyhavetoplayverydifferentrolesthantheirfathersdid.Theyare,asaresult,joiningwithothermeninacountermovementcalledtheMen’sMovementtoseektoprovideoneanotherwiththesupporttheyneedtocopewiththerolesexpectedofmenintoday’sworld.ExactlywhatformsdoestheMen’sMovementtake,andwhatdomenintheMen’sMovementhopetoachievebybeingactiveinthemovement?Tobeginwith,theMen’sMovementhasnounified,monolithicphilosophy.teaScript2.2LISTENING第十八頁，共145頁。Script2.3Althoughthereareanumberofunifyingthemes,therearealsosomeinterestingdifferencesamongthebasicgroupsassociatedwiththeMen’sMovement.SeveralwriterswhowriteabouttheMen’sMovementhaveidentifiedfourbasicgroupsofmenactiveinthemovement.Thefirstgroupislabeledthemalefeminists,andthesemenworkforwomen’srightsandequalitybetweenthesexes.Someofthemeninthisfirstgrouparevocalaboutblamingothermenformuchoftheviolenceagainstwomenandfortheinequalitythatexistsbetweenmenandwomeninrelationshipsandthejobmarket.NoteLISTENING第十九頁，共145頁。Script2.4NotallmembersoftheMen’sMovement,however,considerthisfirstgroupofmentobeanintegralpartoftheMen’sMovement.Tobesure,theotherthreegroupsfocusmoreonmen’sissuesthandotheso-calledmalefeminists.ThesecondorientationintheMen’sMovementattractsmenwhojoinmen’ssupportgroupstomeetregularlyandgiveandreceivepsychologicalsupportindealingwithproblemscreatedbythenewrolestheyhavetoplayathomeandatwork.Thesemenareattemptingtolearntobetterexpresstheirfeelingsandemotions,andtoshowsensitivitywithoutbeingashamed.LISTENING第二十頁，共145頁。AthirdgroupintheMen’sMovementconsistsofmenwhowanttogetbackthepowertheyfeeltheyhavelostbecauseoftheadvancesmadebywomenasaresultoftheWomen’sMovementandfeministcauses.Theyaremaleactivists.Finally,thereisanapproachtothemovementcalledthemytho-poeticMen’sMovement.ThemeninvolvedinthisaspectoftheMen’sMovementbelievethatmenshouldbeinitiatedintomanhoodasmenwereinitiatedwhenpeoplestilllivedinsmalltribesandbandsinmoreancientcultures.Thisgroupinitiatesmenusingmythology,poetry(hencethenamemytho-poetic),andotherrituals,suchasdancing,toexploreandScript2.5LISTENING第二十一頁，共145頁。Script2.6andaffirmthevalueofmasculinityandmasculineapproachestoproblemsolving.Menwhosubscribetothisviewpointworrythattoomuchcontactwithwomenandtoolittlecontactwithothermenhasturnedmenintoweaklingsorwimps.So,theMen’sMovementisverydiverse.Amanwhowantstojointhemovementhasmanyoptionsofjusthowhewillexplorethequestion,“Whatdoesitmeantobeamanintoday’sworld?”LISTENING第二十二頁，共145頁。SectionBBackgroundInformationStay-at-homeDadTraditionallyspeaking,menareconsideredbread-earnerofthefamilyandwomenthefamilycaregiverwhodohouseholdchoressuchaschild-rearing,aged-nursing,cookingandcleaning.However,astheanti-sexismmovementgoes,moreandmorestay-at-homedadsemergewhobecomethemaincaregiverandhomemakerofthehousehold.Pre-listeningListeningNewWordsandExpressionsBackgroundInformationPartAPartBLISTENING第二十三頁，共145頁。L-B-P.2Therearebothprosandconsfortheroleofstay-at-homedads.Oneofthedisadvantagesisthatmenmayfeellosingtheirusefulnesswhenwomentakeoverwhatusedtobetheirturf.Manyfamilieswithstay-at-homedadsfacemaritalproblemsaswivesoutshinetheirspousesandhurttheirpride.However,thereareindeednumerousfamilieswhichkeeptherapportbetweenthehusbandsandwives,andfullyenjoytheadvantagesofstay-at-homedads.Firstofall,fatherandthechildcoulddevelopastrongerbond.Secondly,thestay-at-homedadarrangementallowsthemothertoworkwithouthavingtouseadaycareorananny.FreefromPre-listeningListeningNewWordsandExpressionsBackgroundInformationPartAPartBLISTENING第二十四頁，共145頁。L-B-P.3thestressofchildcare,workingmothersareabletoactivelypursuetheircareer.Lastly,stay-at-homedadstendtohaveafreshviewoffamilyandlife,whowouldputmorestressonrelationship,affectionoverfinancialgains.Pre-listeningListeningNewWordsandExpressionsBackgroundInformationPartAPartBNo,youcan’tgoandhaveadrinkwithyourfriends:Youroneandonlydutyistoprotectusfrompredators!LISTENING第二十五頁，共145頁。L-B-P.NewWordsandExpressions1I’mdonedoing... 我已完成……subject 使遭受sole 唯一的overwhelming 無法抗拒的，壓倒一切(yādǎoyīqiē)的ahandful 令人頭痛的事layoff 使下崗laundromat 自助洗衣店arealtrip 頭都暈了Pre-listeningListeningNewWordsandExpressionsBackgroundInformationPartAPartBLISTENING第二十六頁，共145頁。L-B-P.NewWordsandExpressions2underestimate 低估stressed 緊張的，有壓力(yālì)的nonexistent 沒有的，不存在的rocktheboat 搗亂hassle 困難entitle 使有資格paycheck 薪水putthebreadonthetable 養(yǎng)家糊口Pre-listeningListeningNewWordsandExpressionsBackgroundInformationPartAPartBLISTENING第二十七頁，共145頁。Task1.1HusbandsandWives:ACallerfromNorthbridgeInthisconversation,youwillhearahusbandveryseriouslytryingtofigureoutwhodoeswhat,why.Pre-listeningListeningTask1ListenandTakeNotesTask2ListenforDetailsPartAPartBLISTENING第二十八頁，共145頁。Task1.2YouaregoingtoheartheconversationbetweenJerryWilliams,ShirleySloanFader,andthehusbandwhocallsin.Choosethewordorphraseineachsetofbracketsthatgivesthecorrectinformationaccordingtotheconversation.Themanwhohascalledtheradioprogram(,isworkingfull-time,doesn’twanttowork).Thesedays,hiswifeis(lookingforwork,

,workingpart-time),andwhenshecomeshomeshe(,washestheclothes,istootiredtotalktohim).Pre-listeningListeningPartAPartBTask1ListenandTakeNotesTask2ListenforDetailshasbeenlaidoffworkingfull-timehelpswiththehouseworkLISTENING第二十九頁，共145頁。Task1.3Themanisnowsurprisedtolearnthatwhenhewasworkingfull-time,hiswife(wasquitelazy,watchedTValot,).Forexample,she(sleptalot,,watchedgameshows).Henowunderstandsthatformanyyears,he(,

didn’tlikewhatshedid,wantedtoworkathome).ShirleySloanFadersaysthatshethinksitisagoodideaforwives(,tostayathome,tohavepart-timejobs)becausefamiliesneed(anonworkingmother,,anonworkingfather).Pre-listeningListeningPartAPartBTask1ListenandTakeNotesTask2ListenforDetailshadalotofworktodoathometookthechildrentomanyplacesinthecarunderestimatedwhatshedidtoworkoutsidethehometwoincomesLISTENING第三十頁，共145頁。Task1.4Faderthinksthatifboththehusbandandwifeareworkingoutsidethehome,theirmarriagewillbe(,weaker,nodifferent).Pre-listeningListeningPartAPartBTask1ListenandTakeNotesTask2ListenforDetailsstrongerLISTENING第三十一頁，共145頁。Task2.1Listentotheconversationagainanddecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalse.1.Thesedays,themanisworkingfull-timeinabusinessoffice. 2.Themanandhiswifehavefourchildren. 3.Theiryoungestchildisinherteens. 4.Themanisyoungerthanhiswife. 5.Theyarefortunatethatthewasheranddryerneverbreak. Pre-listeningListeningPartAPartBTask1ListenandTakeNotesTask2ListenforDetailsF()F()T()T()F()LISTENING第三十二頁，共145頁。Task2.2Pre-listeningListeningPartAPartBTask1ListenandTakeNotesTask2ListenforDetails6.Themannowreallyappreciatesalltheworkhiswifedidinthehome. 7.Welearnsomethingaboutthesexlifeofthemanandhiswife. 8.Shirleythinksahusbandshouldworkandawifeshouldstayathome. 9.Nowthisman’swifeisreceivingapaycheck,andheisn’t. T()T()F()T()LISTENING第三十三頁，共145頁。L-B-L.1Script1J:AndnowsomefinalcallsforShirleySloanFaderand“Waitaminute.Youcan’thaveitall,”shesaystoworkingwomen.Hello.M:Hi,Jerry.J:Yes,sir.M:Jerry,I’mcallingfromNorthbridge,andShirley,hi,howareyou?S:Hi.M:ThisisjustoneofthosedayswherealldayI’vebeengettingwhatIneed.IturnontheradioafterI’mdonedoingmyhousework,andIgotwhatIneededinHusbandsandWives:ACallerfromNorthbridgeLISTENING第三十四頁，共145頁。M:thelasttenminutesI’velistened.Iwillnever,eversubjectmywifetowhatshe’sbeendoingsincewe’vebeenmarriedforthelasteightyears. Duringthelastyearofourmarriage,Iwasthesoleworker.Shewashomedueto,youknow,unemployment.Twoweeksaftershestartedajob,Iwaslaidoff.AndIjustcan’tbelieveit－shewouldcomehomeanddothisandthen“Honey,honey－letmedoit.Letmedoit.”AndnowI’msittinginalittleofficethatIhadtocreateinmybasementwith－Ijustcan’tbelieveallthethingsthatsheaccomplishedevenwhenshewasjusthome.It’scompletelyoverwhelming.L-B-L.1Script2LISTENING第三十五頁，共145頁。L-B-L.1Script3J: Howoldareyou?M:I’mthirty-four.She’sthirty-six.J: Children?M:Twoteenagegirls.J: Right.M:Luckyus.Andit’sahandful.Andthen,ofcourse,afteryou’relaidoffandeverythinggoesfrombadtoworse－thewashingmachinebreaks.Thedryer’sfine,soIonlyhavetowasteanhourgoingtothelaundromattowashandthencomebackanddry,andyouknowit’sjustonethingafteranother.AndItellherabouthowmydaywentaftershecomeshome,LISTENING第三十六頁，共145頁。M:andshesays,“Honey,rememberwhenthewasherbrokebefore,whenyouwereworking?”Andit’sarealtrip,andIreallyunderestimated－Idon’tknowifunderestimatedistheword－Ireallytookforgrantedallthethingsthatweredonearoundhereand－J: Areyouworkingyourselfnow?M:No,thisisjustit.Twoweeksaftershegotajob,Iwaslaidoff,andnowI’mhome,andIdon’tknowhowshegotitalldonewhenshewasworking.Shewasworkinganddoingthehouseworkandthelaundryanddoingthisandtakingthekidshereandtakingthekidsthere,anditjustnevereverends.L-B-L.1Script4LISTENING第三十七頁，共145頁。L-B-L.1Script5S: Right.Andthat’swhytheyaresostressed.Andthat’swhysomanypeoplehaveanswered Jerry’squestionssayingtheirsexlifeisnonexistentorwewon’taskyou.M:Well,itisrightnow.S:Becausemostmenhavenoideaofhowmuchthereistodo,andthewomenuptonowhavebeenafraid－theydon’twanttorocktheboat.Theythinkit’sgoingtobeahassle,buttheyhaven’tfeltentitled,andthemoretheyunderstandthattheirjobisdoingfortheirman,theywillfeelmoreentitled. Forexample,amanwhoislaidoff,asyouare,hasLISTENING第三十八頁，共145頁。L-B-L.1Script6S:thetime－whenthere’sanotherpaycheckcomingin－h(huán)ehasthetimetolookforanappropriatejob.Whenamanisthesolesupportandhehastoputthebreadonthetablethisweek,hehastotakeanykindofjobhecouldpossiblyget,andsoherpaychecksaveshimfromthat－nicerthings.Whenmencomehomenowandtelltheirwivesabouttheirday,thewomanisoutthereintheworld,too.Shereallycanunderstand.Theyaremoreteammates.Themarriagehasmoresupportgoingwhentheyarebothsupportingthefamilyandbothtakingcareofit.LISTENING第三十九頁，共145頁。L-B-L.2Script1J:AndnowsomefinalcallsforShirleySloanFaderand“Waitaminute.Youcan’thaveitall,”shesaystoworkingwomen.Hello.M:Hi,Jerry.J:Yes,sir.M:Jerry,I’mcallingfromNorthbridge,andShirley,hi,howareyou?S:Hi.M:ThisisjustoneofthosedayswherealldayI’vebeengettingwhatIneed.IturnontheradioafterI’mdonedoingmyhousework,andIgotwhatIneededinHusbandsandWives:ACallerfromNorthbridgeLISTENING第四十頁，共145頁。M:thelasttenminutesI’velistened.Iwillnever,eversubjectmywifetowhatshe’sbeendoingsincewe’vebeenmarriedforthelasteightyears. Duringthelastyearofourmarriage,Iwasthesoleworker.Shewashomedueto,youknow,unemployment.Twoweeksaftershestartedajob,Iwaslaidoff.AndIjustcan’tbelieveit－shewouldcomehomeanddothisandthen“Honey,honey－letmedoit.Letmedoit.”AndnowI’msittinginalittleofficethatIhadtocreateinmybasementwith－Ijustcan’tbelieveallthethingsthatsheaccomplishedevenwhenshewasjusthome.It’scompletelyoverwhelming.L-B-L.2Script2LISTENING第四十一頁，共145頁。L-B-L.2Script3J: Howoldareyou?M:I’mthirty-four.She’sthirty-six.J: Children?M:Twoteenagegirls.J: Right.M:Luckyus.Andit’sahandful.Andthen,ofcourse,afteryou’relaidoffandeverythinggoesfrombadtoworse－thewashingmachinebreaks.Thedryer’sfine,soIonlyhavetowasteanhourgoingtothelaundromattowashandthencomebackanddry,andyouknowit’sjustonethingafteranother.AndItellherabouthowmydaywentaftershecomeshome,LISTENING第四十二頁，共145頁。M:andshesays,“Honey,rememberwhenthewasherbrokebefore,whenyouwereworking?”Andit’sarealtrip,andIreallyunderestimated－Idon’tknowifunderestimatedistheword－Ireallytookforgrantedallthethingsthatweredonearoundhereand－J: Areyouworkingyourselfnow?M:No,thisisjustit.Twoweeksaftershegotajob,Iwaslaidoff,andnowI’mhome,andIdon’tknowhowshegotitalldonewhenshewasworking.Shewasworkinganddoingthehouseworkandthelaundryanddoingthisandtakingthekidshereandtakingthekidsthere,anditjustnevereverends.L-B-L.2Script4LISTENING第四十三頁，共145頁。L-B-L.2Script5S: Right.Andthat’swhytheyaresostressed.Andthat’swhysomanypeoplehaveanswered Jerry’squestionssayingtheirsexlifeisnonexistentorwewon’taskyou.M:Well,itisrightnow.S:Becausemostmenhavenoideaofhowmuchthereistodo,andthewomenuptonowhavebeenafraid－theydon’twanttorocktheboat.Theythinkit’sgoingtobeahassle,buttheyhaven’tfeltentitled,andthemoretheyunderstandthattheirjobisdoingfortheirman,theywillfeelmoreentitled. Forexample,amanwhoislaidoff,asyouare,hasLISTENING第四十四頁，共145頁。L-B-L.2Script6S:thetime－whenthere’sanotherpaycheckcomingin－h(huán)ehasthetimetolookforanappropriatejob.Whenamanisthesolesupportandhehastoputthebreadonthetablethisweek,hehastotakeanykindofjobhecouldpossiblyget,andsoherpaychecksaveshimfromthat－nicerthings.Whenmencomehomenowandtelltheirwivesabouttheirday,thewomanisoutthereintheworld,too.Shereallycanunderstand.Theyaremoreteammates.Themarriagehasmoresupportgoingwhentheyarebothsupportingthefamilyandbothtakingcareofit.LISTENING第四十五頁，共145頁。PartB-PairWork1Formpairsandanswerthefollowingquestions.Afterabriefdiscussion,somestudentswillbeinvitedtopresenttheirideasinfrontoftheclass.Thinkabouttherelationshipbetweenhusbandsandwivesasyouconsiderthefollowingmarriedcouple.Thewife,Mary,doesnotworkoutsidethehome.Maryandherhusband,Peter,havetwochildren,afour-year-oldboyandanine-year-oldgirl.MakealistofallthethingsthatMarymustdoduringtheweeksothatthehomecanrunsmoothlyandefficiently.PairWorkSPEAKING第四十六頁，共145頁。PartB-PairWork2PairWorkPeterleavesthehouseeachmorningforworkat7:30a.m.andhereturnsfromworkatabout6:00p.m.DoyouthinkthatheshouldhelpMarywithanyofthehousework?Explainyouranswer.MakealistofallthethingsthatyouthinkPetercoulddoifheandMarydecidedthatheshouldhelptomakethehomerunsmoothlyandefficiently.Nowthinkaboutthis:Peterloseshisjob.Marythenfindsagoodjoboutsidethehome.DescribeoneofPeter’stypicaldaysafterhehasbecomeahousehusband.What,ifanything,doyouthinkheisgoingtolearn?SPEAKING第四十七頁，共145頁。PartB-PairWork3PairWorkIngeneral,doyouthinkthatitisagoodthingforbothahusbandandwifetoworkoutsidethehome?Whyorwhynot?Wouldyouranswerbethesameifthecouplehadoneormorechildrenundertheageoffive?1.AlistofallthethingsthatMarymustdoduringtheweek.2.DoyouthinkthatPetershouldhelpMarywithanyofthehousework?Explainyouranswer.SPEAKING第四十八頁，共145頁。3.MakealistofallthethingsthatyouthinkPetercoulddo.4.DescribeoneofPeter’stypicaldaysafterhehasbecomeahousehusband.What,ifanything,doyouthinkheisgoingtolearn?5.Ingeneral,doyouthinkthatitisagoodthingforbothahusbandandawifetoworkoutsidethehome?Whyorwhynot?Wouldyouranswerbethesameifthecouplehadoneormorechildrenundertheageoffive?PartB-PairWork4PairWorkSPEAKING第四十九頁，共145頁。PartB-PairWorkR11.Makingmealsforthefamily.Takingcareofthekids.Doingthewashing.Doingthecleaning.PairWorkSPEAKING第五十頁，共145頁。PartB-PairWorkR22.Petershouldlendahandtothehousework.Asamemberofthefamily,undoubtedlyheshouldsharesomeofthehousework.PairWorkSPEAKING第五十一頁，共145頁。PartB-PairWorkR33.Doingsomeshoppingonhiswayhome.Takingcareofthekids.PairWorkSPEAKING第五十二頁，共145頁。PartB-PairWorkR44.Hewillbeatalossforallthetrivialthingsfromreceivingtheparceltopreparingthekidstoschool.Beingafull-timehousehusbandrequirespatience.Hehastolearntobepatientandtodealwiththingscalmly.PairWorkSPEAKING第五十三頁，共145頁。PartB-PairWorkR5.15.Mothers’increasinglabormarketparticipation