实测实量培训课件

1、实测实量培训随着信息化技术在管理方面的广泛应用，办公自动化信息系统已经成为不可缺少的一项核心技术，正确应用办公自动化可以全面提升管理水平，提高工作效率。利用信息化手段不仅能够提升反腐倡廉建设的科学发展水平，而且还可以有效抵御传统人情社会的羁绊与束缚，能够提高反腐倡廉的说服力，增强反腐败信心，保证了公平、公正、公开的管理原则。其主要作用表现在如下几个方面：一、运用信息化技术手段有助于从源头预防腐败。由于施工现场实行市场化运作，使其测录井队伍数量增多，人员流动性增大，现场管理难度增加。按照生产实际，管理部门通过择优录用的原则，分级对施工现场人员素质及设备状况进行了严格核查，同时，职能部门依照勘探业

2、务桌面办公系统为依托，增加了施工队伍资质管理办理系统，实现了队伍资质管理办理明细化、规范化，提高了办公效率，为油田公司信息化廉政防腐发展提供了坚强保障。二、运用信息化技术手段有助于提高监督检查工作水平。运用信息化技术手段，通过资质办理系统，提供监督信息平台，提高监督效能。及时将队伍资质管理办理情况在网上公开，确保使用队伍公开透明；利用施工队伍来监督管理人员的工作作风、服务态度和办事效率以及有力的措施、健全的机制，为油田公司建设“西部大庆”做出新贡献。三、运用信息化技术手段有助于开展廉政举报渠道。廉政工作是防控廉洁风险的基础性工作，是领导及上级主管部门了解下属管理人员在工作中表现的窗口，是获得违

3、法违纪信息的主渠道。通过建立廉政举报信息手段，积极构建惩治和预防腐败体系，推进反腐倡廉建设不断深入，实行队伍资质管理建设责任制，切实维护油田公司及施工单位的切身利益，从而提高工作的针对性和有效性。四、信息化应用对人员及制度完善工作提出更高要求。把信息化技术手段引入推进反腐倡廉建设中，如果信息化管理制度不实用，现场管理人员流动性大，操作系统不熟练，造成现场核实队伍办理流程有误，导致出现队伍管理混乱，容易发生腐败事件。因此，在现场人员管理方面，要求其保密工作、操作系统工作必须达到精益求精的目的，而且对基本素质要求更高，既要有较高的政治素质，又要有较强的信息设备操作能力；在制度建设完善方面，逐步建立

4、科学规范、系统配套的信息化管理制度，如信息处理、信息收发传输、信息共享利用制度等，从而提高反腐倡廉工作的权威性和震慑力。 HYPERLINK / 开学 HYPERLINK / 安全教育第一课 HYPERLINK /fanwenwang/jiaoan/ 教案 HYPERLINK / 教学目标：1、了解 HYPERLINK / 校园安全隐患，2、掌握安全知识，培养学生“珍 HYPERLINK / 爱 HYPERLINK / 生命，安全第一”的意识。3、进行预防灾害，预防突发事情的教育。教学重点：掌握安全知识，培养学生“珍爱生命，安全第一”的意识。教学过程：导入主题： HYPERLINK / 同学们

5、好！今天是新 HYPERLINK / 学期开学的第一课， HYPERLINK / 新年里同学们又长高了许多，也更懂事了，为了今后能更好地 HYPERLINK / 学习、 HYPERLINK /zuowendaquan/shenghuozuowen/ 生活，今天我们就一起来学习一些中学生应该记住的一些安全知识。人们常说：“安全 HYPERLINK / 工作重于泰山。”同学们大部分 HYPERLINK / 时间是在 HYPERLINK / 学校度过的，平安是吉祥， HYPERLINK /xuexi/redianyuedu/ 健康是 HYPERLINK / 幸福，良好的身体才是学习、工作、生活的本钱

6、。我们要牢固树立安全意识，珍爱生命， HYPERLINK / 珍惜幸福的学生生活。”一、校园中存在的安全隐患。（请学生列举一些现象）1、学生集会、集体 HYPERLINK / 活动、 HYPERLINK / 课间活动的安全隐患。2、学生饮食、就餐的安全隐患。3、学生交通安全隐患。4、校园隐性伤害的隐患。二、学生集会、集体活动、课间活动中应该注意的安全事项。1、上下楼梯要注意什么？不要因为赶时间而奔跑。在人多的地方一定要扶好栏杆。整队下楼时要与同学保持一定距离。上下楼时不要将手放在兜里。不要在楼道内弯腰拾东西、系鞋带。上下楼靠右行。2、集体活动中要一切行动听指挥，遵守时间，遵守 HYPERLIN

7、K / 纪律，遵守秩序，语言 HYPERLINK / 文明。3、课间活动应当注意什么？室外空气新鲜，课间活动应当尽量在室外，但不要远离教室，以免耽误下面的课程。活动的强度要适当，不要做剧烈的活动，以保证继续上课时不疲劳、精力集中、 HYPERLINK / 精神饱满。活动的方式要简便易行，如做做操等。活动要注意安全，切忌猛追猛打，要避免发生扭伤、碰伤等危险。Unit1 ReadingNowadays, we can find advertisements almost wherever we go. We are so used to them that we often do not even

8、 realize how many we see and hear in a day. I did some research on advertisements, and have some very important information to share with you.What is an advertisement?An advertisement uses words and pictures to persuade people to buy a product or service, or to believe in an idea. Newspapers, magazi

9、nes, the Internet, radio and television are the most common places to find them. There are two main types of advertisementscommercial advertisements and public service advertisements (PSAs). A commercial advertisement is one which someone has paid for to advertise a product or service. PSAs are ofte

10、n run for free, and are meant to educate people about health, safety, or any other problem that affects public welfare.Does an advertisement tell people the complete truth?There are laws to protect people from advertisements that cheat people. However, we still must be aware of the skilful methods u

11、sed in ads to try and sell us things. Even if an ad does not lie, it does not mean it is altogether innocent. One toothpaste ad declares, Bright-Teeth fights bad breath! This statement tries to fool you into assuming that the toothpaste cures bad breath, yet it does not say that! All it says is that

12、 it fights it, and that is not the same thing at all. One grocery tells customers, You are proud of your cooking, so shouldnt you buy the very freshest food? This ad is very clever, because it tells customers they are good cooks. However, it never says that this grocery has the freshest food! The gr

13、ocery just hopes that when you read the ad, you will feel pleased with the nice comment, remember the words freshest food1, and make a mental connection with the food in the grocery. We must not fall 25 for this kind of trick!Public service advertisementsNot all ads play tricks on us though. PSAs us

14、e some of the same methods, like attractive pictures and clever language, but they are made to serve the public.PSAs aim to teach us and help us lead better lives. Our government understands 30 this and has been using PSAs to educate people for many years. China began a nationwide public service adv

15、ertising campaign in 1996, and since then various types of PSAs have appeared around the country. You have probably seen or heard some of them yourself, such as, Yes to life, no to drugs and Knowledge changes life，. These ads deal with widespread social concerns. There are also PSAs that 35 encourag

16、e people to support public service projects, such as Project Hope. Its motto is Project Hopeeducating every child. There are even PSAs to teach us how to live healthy lives. One of these is, When you smoke cigarettes, you are slowly killing yourself. All of these ads are meant to benefit the public,

17、 and you can often learn a lot by following the advice they give.Finally, I wish to tell you this: think about why you should do the things the ad suggests, or buy the product or service the ad promotes. When it comes to advertisements, we must all use our intelligence and not be a slave to them!Uni

18、t 1 ProjectHow do you build an ad campaign?Unlike a single advertisement, an ad campaign is a planned programme of advertisements using various kinds of ads to reach a certain audience. When you start a successful ad campaign, you must have a clear aim and an audience in mind. It is important to fig

19、ure out exactly what you want to tell the audience and what you are trying to get them to do. In an ad campaign you .may need to employ different kinds of media, including posters, newspapers, magazines, radio and television.There are three major questions you must first consider:1. Who is the audie

20、nce for your ad campaign?The people you want to reach are your target audience. In order to determine your audience, you will need to do a little research and analysis in advance. You will need to explore what the audience already thinks. It is very important to know your audience so you can create

21、the right message for the right people.2. What do you want your ad campaign to say?After you have decided who your audience is, it is time to decide what you want the audience to know or think about. It is important to always try to appeal to the audience in order to get them to react in a certain w

22、ay. You can gather this information from your research. When planning a public welfare campaign, you may want to ask yourself:?What does my audience already know about this problem?What aspects of this problem would they care about or be concerned with?Is there some history behind the problem that t

23、hey would be interested in?How does the problem personally affect their lives?3. How do you reach your audience?There are lots of different ways to get your message across when you are putting together an ad campaign. You must decide what, approach you want to use. This decision should depend mainly

24、 on your target audience and which kinds of ads reach that group best，Anti-smoking ad campaignEvery year millions of people around the world die due to smoking. Every pocket of contains poisonous chemicals that can result in lung Cancer and heart disease. This costs countries a lot of money and caus

25、es great damage to the welfare of the people. There are huge numbers of smokers in Asia, This is why we have chosen anti-smoking as the subject of our ad campaign.The target audience is high-school teenagers. Our main aim is to discourage young people from smoking. Our research shows that young peop

26、le care about their health and future. We will educate them about the bad physical effects of smoking and how smoking affects those people around them. We will explain all the advantages of not smoking, such as saving money which can then be spent on other things. Our interviews also indicate that y

27、oung people are concerned about what is cool and what their friends like. We will show how smoking is not cool or attractive, because it makes people smell terrible, and gives them bad teeth, skin and fingernails. If we can convince young people not to start, they might then urge their parents and o

28、ther people to give up smoking, too.Our campaign will start on 31 May, World No Tobacco Day. We will put large posters around the school with our logo and slogan. Our website will provide students with more information about smoking. We will also publish an article in the school magazine informing s

29、tudents about the dangers of smoking, and we will organize an essay competition as well.Our slogan: Smoking kills!Many people think that smoking is cool or enjoyable, but they are not fully aware of the damage that it does to their health. This is why we choose this picture as our logo. We want to s

30、hock people into realizing that many smokers die all too soon from illnesses and diseases related to smoking.Unit 2 ReadingThe Olympic GamesGood afternoon, students and teachers. As a member of the International Olympic Committee, I am delighted to have been invited to your school to talk to you abo

31、ut the history and significance of the Olympic Games. Ill share some interesting facts and stories with you, and then well have time for questions.Do you know when the ancient Olympic Games began? It was in the year 776 BC. They were held at Olympia in Greece every four years, for almost 12 centurie

32、s, until AD 394.Some of the sports from the ancient Olympics are still seen today, such as the long jump, wrestling and running. At the ancient Olympics, by tradition the athletes were all men and they had to compete wearing no clothes. Single women were allowed to take part in their own competition

33、, at a separate festival in honour of Hera, the wife of the Greek god Zeus. Today, both male and female athletes from around the world can take part, no matter what nation they come from.The contemporary Olympics were first held in 1896, in Athens. It was a Frenchman, Pierre de Coubertin, who brough

34、t the Olympics back to life. He dreamt that the Olympics would make it possible for people of all countries to live side by side in peace. Now people all over the world are helping to realize this dream. Among them are many well-known athletes.Did you know that perhaps the most famous boxer of all t

35、ime first came to public attention during the 1960 Rome Olympics? He won the gold medal for the USA, under his birth name Cassius Clay. Afterwards, this young man went on to win the World Heavyweight Boxing Championship in 1964 and later changed his name to the one we all know, Muhammad Ali. He retu

36、rned to the Olympic Games in Atlanta in 1996 to light the Olympic flame at the opening ceremony.Another sports star I would like to mention is Michael Jordan. Everyone knows of his success in the NBA, but do you know that he helped the USA basketball team win the gold medal at the 1984 Los Angeles O

37、lympics? Jordan also returned to the Olympics after many years, but unlike Muhammad Ali, he was still competing for medals. At the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, Jordan won his second Olympic gold medal as a member of the so-called Dream Team.Chinese athletes have also made important contributions to the

38、Olympic Games. At the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, the Peoples Republic of China returned to the Olympics after 32 years absence. I am sure the whole of China must have felt proud when Xu Haifeng won the first gold medal for his country. Deng Yaping, who won four Olympic gold medals in 1992 and 1996,

39、is perhaps the greatest female table tennis player the world has ever seen. At the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, Liu Xiang excited people all over Asia when he became the first Asian to win the gold medal in the mens 110-metre hurdles.The Chinese led the way at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, winning 51 gol

40、d medals. For the first time in history, the Chinese womens gymnastics team won the gold medal. However, the athlete that some people remember most was Zhang Ning, a former badminton champion. At the age of 33, she was much older than the other players. Yet, she hung on to win the gold medal in the

41、final match.These are some of the Olympic athletes who have brought joy to people across the world with their attempts to push the boundaries of human achievement. We are looking forward to seeing more of them in future Olympic Games. Join me in wishing the Olympic Movement a successful future to ma

42、tch its past glory. Thank you. Now, are there any questions?Unit 2 ProjectHow does a sport enter the Olympics?Entering a sport into the Olympics can be a long process. There are many requirements that must be met before a sport can be considered by the International Olympic Committee (IOC). First, a

43、 sport must have its own international association. Next, it must be practised by men in at least 75 countries on at least four continents, or practised by women in at least 40 countries and on three continents. Thats not all. In order for a new sport to be added, another sport must be dropped. This

44、 helps the IOC keep the Olympics, budget under control.Which ones are out?Some sports that were part of the Olympics in the past have been removed. These include familiar sports, such as baseball, as well as more unusual sports, such as power boating. These sports were judged to have become less pop

45、ular, and had to make way for new sports which are more popular.Which ones are in?Some sports have been added, such as tae kwon do, which was first included in the Olympics in 2000. The IOC is planning to change some of the sports in the next few years. In 2016, rugby and golf, which were earlier pl

46、ayed at the Olympics and then dropped, will be included again, as they are now very popular and are played all around the world.Which ones are still trying?Wushu is still applying to get into the Olympics. The IOC has still not approved the sport due to the concern about the balance of sports there

47、are already many other sports in the Olympics that are connected with fighting, such as tae kwon do and boxing. However, the IOC is considering changing the number and type of Olympic sports in the future, so Wushu fans may finally get what they are hoping for.Winning isnt everythingIt was near the

48、end of the football match, and neither team had scored. The captain of the Eagles passed the ball to a teammate, and then ran down near the Kangaroos goal. His teammate passed the ball back to him, but the t shot was too high. The Eagles captain knocked the ball to the ground with his hand, and then

49、 kicked it and scored. The referee blew the whistle; the match was over and the Eagles had won. Of course, the goal should not have, counted. However, now it was too late.Later, a reporter asked the Eagles captain what had happened.We won, and that is all that matters, the captain said.The Kangaroos

50、 were out of the tournament, while the Eagles continued on. However, with the referees now keeping a close watch on the Eagles, they struggled and lost their next match. Afterwards, they complained that the referees had been unfair.The Eagles went home angry and bitter because they did not win the t

51、ournament. Meanwhile, the Kangaroos went home and trained harder than before.In the next tournament, the Kangaroos defeated the Eagles by a score of 5 to 1. They went on to the final match against the Bears. The match was tied with minutes to go. The Kangaroos captain was near the Bears goal. A team

52、mate passed the ball to him, and by accident it hit his hand. The Kangaroos captain stopped the match and let the Bears have the ball.Within minutes, the Bears scored and won.Later, a reporter asked the Kangaroos captain what had happened.They won, the captain said. They were the better team,The Kan

53、garoos went home proud that they had done their best. Many of the Kangaroos players became friends with the players on the Bears, team for the rest of their lives. In defeat, the Kangaroos found something more precious than victorythey found friendship, honour and respect.Unit 3 ReadingNot just watc

54、hing a film ?RealCinevirtual reality for everyoneThis presentation will give you some information about RealCine: how it works, why it is better than a film, and how it can be used in other ways. The RealCine experience will amaze you, and you will agree that this is an extraordinary technology that

55、 deserves to be developed further.The technology behind RealCine is virtual reality (VR). Unlike a film, where a passive audience watches and hears what is happening on a screen, RealCine puts you into the action and connects with your senses of sight, hearing, smell and touch in an active way. Imag

56、ine that a VR user goes sightseeing in the Himalayas. Not only will he or she feel every step of climbing Mount Qomolangma, but the user will also experience the cold, smells, sights and sounds of the surrounding environment; he or she will enjoy a feeling of happiness and a sense of achievement upo

57、n reaching the top.RealCine works by making the users feel that they are really in a new world - a world that does not exist except in a computer program. To achieve this, special VR headsets are designed to allow the users to see in 3-D and hear the sound all around them. The movements of the heads

58、et indicate the direction in which the user wants to go. The user also wears special gloves so he or she can touch the people and objects that he or she sees. To add to the virtual world of RealCine, the headsets even have small openings that give out smells to match the environment. Both the headse

59、ts and the gloves are connected to a computer network in the VR studio.In scientific studies it has been shown that VR can be a good treatment for people who have social problems. In one case, a teenager who was afraid of talking and playing with his schoolmates was treated with VR. In the world cre

60、ated by RealCine, he became the captain of the Brazilian football team and scored the winning goal in a World Cup final. This encouraged him to become more confident around others.An argument has been put forward that some users will be disappointed by RealCine because VR is not real. However, with