Unit2OnwardsandupwardsUnderstandingideas課件-高中英語(yǔ)選擇性

We

Regret

tolnform

You...Onwardsand

Upwards-understandingideas◆Toknowsomesuccessful

writersand

their

stories.◆To

figure

out

the

reasons

why

they

achieve

success.◆To

understand

the

passage

by

usingdifferent

reading

skills.LearningObjectives1.

Whoarethe

peoplementionedinthevideoandwhataretheirachievements?

2.

Whatmadethemsuccessful?Their

achievements:·Stephen

Hawking

was

one

of

the

world's

leading

scientists.·Nelson

Mandela

was

the

first

black

president

of

South

Africa.In

1993

hewasawardedthe

Nobel

Peace

Prize.·Xu

Beihong

was

a

Chinese

artist

who

created

a

new

form

of

national

artthat

combined

traditional

Chinese

painting

techniques

with

Westerncomposition

to

reflect

a

modern

China.achievements?Stephen

Hawking·Nelson

MandelaXu

Beihong.1.Whoarethepeoplementionedinthevideoand

what

are

their··2.

What

made

them

successful?Theirpersonalqualities

ofperseverance,willpower,determination,patience,leadership,talent

and

hard

work

madethemsuccess.Readthepoemandanswerthe

questions.1.

Whatisthekeymessageof

the

poem?Thepoem

isabout

perseverance,determination,and

willpower.It

tells

us

thatwe

mustn't

quitwhateverdifficultieswe

may

encounter

in

life.2.

Whatis

yourunderstandingof

theline“Success

is

thefailureturned

insideout”?Withineachfailurearelessons

that

must

belearnt

inordertosucceed.Onthe

road

tosuccess,youhavetoexperiencefailurefirst.Inotherwords,"failure

isthe

motherofsuccess".Don'tquitWhen

thingsgo

wrong

as

they

sometimes

will,

When

the

roadyou're

trudgingseems

all

uphill,

When

the

funds

are

low

andthe

debts

are

high,Andyou

want

to

smile,butyou

have

to

sigh,

When

care

ispressingyou

down

a

bit,Rest

ifyou

must,but

don't

you

quit.Life

is

queer

with

its

twists

and

turns,As

every

one

of

ussometimes

learns,Andmany

a

failure

turns

about,When

he

might

have

wonhadhestuck

it

out;

Don'tgive

up

though

thepace

seems

slow-

Youmaysucceedwithanother

blow.Success

is

failure

turned

inside

out-The

silver

tintofthe

clouds

of

doubt,Andyou

never

can

tell

just

how

closeyou

are,

It

may

be

near

when

it

seems

sofar;Sostick

to

thefight

when

you're

hardest

hit-It's

when

thingsseem

worst

that

you

mustnotquit.(Excerpts

from

"Don't

quit"by

Edgar

Albert

Guest

)ANDREAARNOLDSWUTHERINGHEIGHTSanove/byJ.D/SALINGERBIOPR=MIAR

2

MARSWhoarethewritersof

thesebooks?pre

-readingHave

you

ever

read

the

following

books?theCATCHERinthe

RYE哈利

·波特與魔法石·pre

-readingMatchthesewriterstothe

informaion.J.D.Salinger

Emily

Bronte

J.K.Rowling1_

_hasthesamebirthdayashis/hermostfamous

character:31July.2_J.D.Salinger_

mayhavewrittenandhiddenseveralunpublishedworks.

3_Emily

Bronte

had

to

pay

to

have

his/her

poetry

published.3Chooseanothersuitabletitleforthepassage

and

give

your

reasons.1

Life

Is

Hard

for

Female

Writers2

Good

Things

Come

to

Those

Who

Wait

3

Never

Give

Up

on

Your

Dreams4

Successful

Writerspre-readingChooseanothersuitabletitleforthe

passageandgiveyour

reasons.STRUCTUREIntroduction

Paragraph1Manysuccessfulwriters

havefacedrejection.J.K.RowlingMain

Body

Paragraph

2-4BrontesistersWeRegrettoInformYouConclusion

Paragraph

Fastreading:Task1:Whatisthispassage

about?The

passage

is

about

three

writers

whose

bookswere

rejected

many

times

before

they

werepublished.Task2:Whatisthetexttype(genre)of

thepassage?A.A

narrationB.An

exposition自

AnargumentationWhatcanwelearnfrompara.1?A.As

long

as

we

stick

to

writing,we

can

all

become

writers.B.It

is

very

normal

for

many

writers

to

receive

rejections

of

their

works.C.The

publisherss

reply

will

be

a

delight

to

the

author.D.The

more

successful

a

writer

is,the

more

rejection

letters

he

receive.to

Infwhile-readingRead

Para.1:Example

1Writer:_Best

known

for:Example2Writer:Best

known

for:ExampleBWriters:_Best

known

for:

Experience

of

rejection:Experience

of

rejection:Experience

of

rejection:Eventual

outcome:Eventual

outcome:Eventual

outcome:IntroductionManysuccessfulwritersreceivedrejectionslwhile-readingConclusionWriter:

ngHarry

PotterBest

known

for:

She

was

told

that

her

book

was

too

difficult

and

tooExperienceofrejection:

long

for

children

and

it

was

rejected

twelve

timesbypublishers....to

print

500

copiesEventualoutcome:HarryPotterbecameaglobalsuccess:400million

books

sold,..more

than

70

diffenent

languages.ConclusionIntroductionMany

successfulwriters

received

rejectionswhile-reading◆How

did

she

react

when

received

herfirst

rejection

letter?A.She

thought

her

work

was

too

difficult

for

children.B.She

no

longer

wanted

to

be

a

writer

again.

She

stuck

to

writing

when

rejected.D.She

decided

to

print

500

copies

of

her

first

book.Experience

of

rejection:

publishers.Eventualoutcome:The

Catcher

inthe

Rye

became

an

immediate

best-sellerafteritwas

published.ConclusionWriter:

erThe

Catcher

inthe

RyeIntroductionManysuccessfulwritersreceivedrejectionsHe

received

criticism

and

rejections

from

severalwhile-readingBest

knownfor:◆Whohaveservedinthearmy

according

to

the

text?ng.

ger.D.EmilyBronte.C.Charlotte

Bronte.Writer:

BrontesistersJane

Eyre,WutheringHeights

andAgnes

GreyWomen

were

not

encouraged

to

become

writers

at

Experience

of

rejection:

that

time;Their

book

of

poems

which

they

wroteunder

male

names

sold

only

two

copies.Eventualoutcome:Their

novelsare

regardedas

classics

ofworldliterature.IntroductionManysuccessfulwritersreceivedrejectionswhile-readingBest

knownfor:Conclusion◆Whydidthethreesisterswritea

book

of

poems

usingmalenames?Because

w