人教版高中英语必修四-unit1-Reading-women-of-Achievement-共课件

1、Unit 1Women of achievementUnit 1Women of achievementOnly if we understand can we care唯有了解,我们才能关心Only if we care can we help唯有关心，我们才能行动Only if we help shall all be saved唯有行动，生命才会有希望 -Jane GoodallOnly if we understand can we c人教版高中英语必修四-unit1-Reading-women-of-Achievement-(共简古多尔 (Jane Goodall, 1934) 生于

2、伦敦。自幼即对动物行为极感兴趣。18岁离开学校, 到赴非洲为止, 她曾先后担任过秘书以及影片制作助理。此后, 她在非洲担任古生物学家路易斯利基的助手,与利基的合作经验使她能于1960年在贡贝溪动物保护区设立一个营区, 得以观察该地黑猩猩的行为。简古多尔 (Jane Goodall, 1934) 生于1965年获剑桥大学动物行为学博士学位。1977年她建立了“简古多尔人、动物与环境研究所”。1991年, 她倡议并成立了“根与芽”组织, 目的是使从幼儿园到大学的年轻一代都能够行动起来, 为了环境、动物和他们自己的社区创造一个更加美好的世界。1995年, 被英国女王授予勋爵士。1965年获剑桥大学动

3、物行为学博士学位。In 1960, Jane arrived in East Africa to study the areas chimpanzee. Janes work in Tanzania would prove more successful than anyone had imagined.Jane Goodall: An Extraordinary lifeIn 1960, Jane arrived in Jane Dr. Jane Goodall and the chimpsDr. Jane Goodall and the chi人教版高中英语必修四-unit1-Readin

4、g-women-of-Achievement-(共人教版高中英语必修四-unit1-Reading-women-of-Achievement-(共She is kissing the chimp.She is kissing the chimp.She is shaking hands with a small chimp.She is shaking hands with a smIt seems that theyre talking with each other.It seems that theyre talking 人教版高中英语必修四-unit1-Reading-women-of

5、-Achievement-(共人教版高中英语必修四-unit1-Reading-women-of-Achievement-(共This picture also shows connectionbetween humans and animalsThis picture also shows connecJane GoodallOnly if we can understand can we care;Only if we care will we help;Only if we help shall all the life is hopeful.Jane GoodallOnly if we

6、 can Why can she get along well with the chimp?She is Chimps mother.Why can she get along well SheReadingReadingA student of African wildlifeA student of African wildlifepara 1para 2para 3para 4Janes way to study chimps and her achievementsJane has achieved everthing she want to do.( a short summary

7、 of her)A day in the parkJanes attitude and feeling to the animals.Main ideaspara 1para 2para 3para 4JanesSkimming: 1. When and where did Jane Goodall arrive at Gombe？ 2. What was the purpose of her study of the chimps?She arrived at Gombe National Park in East Africa in 1960.Her purpose was to make

8、 the rest of the world to _ the life of the chimps.understand and respectSkimming: 1. When and where di 1. How do the chimps behave?2.What did the group do in the morning in the forest?3.How do chimps show love in their family?Detailed reading Para1. They watched a family of chimps wake up.They beha

9、ve like human. Chimps either feed or clean each other as a way of showing love in their family. 1. How do the chimps behave?DDetails of Para 1:_: our group are all going to visit the _in the forest.2. First activity: _3. We sit and wait _ the animal begin to _ and move.4. Then we follow _ into the f

10、orest.5. _: Jane _ us that everything will be tired and dirty.6. But the evening _.7. _: we _ them_in their nest.5:45amchimpswatching a fmaily of chimps wake upwhile wake upfamily wander as the By the afternoonwarn makes it worthwhileThe eveningsee go to sleep togetherThe bond is as strong as in a h

11、uman familyDetails of Para 1:_: ou1. What did Jane spend many years doing?She spent many years observing and recording chimps daily activities. 2. Why did Jane go to Africa to study chimps in the world?Because she was determined to work with them in their own environment.3.When was Jane permitted to

12、 begin her work ?Only after her mother came to help her for the first few months was she allowed to begin her project.4. Chimps eat only fruit and nuts. ( T or F )Para2. fruit, nuts and meat.1. What did Jane spend many yeThe first thingThe second thingThe third thingShe discovered that chimps hunt a

13、nd eat meat.She observed chimps as a group hunting a monkey and then eating it.She also discovered how chimps communicate with each other.What did Jane discover about chimps? The first thingThe second thinPara32. True or false: 1). She supposes that people should not use chimps for entertainment. 2)

14、. She has built special places for the wild animals to live in.1. Where did Jane Goodall suggest that the chimp be left?She suggest the chimps should be left in the wild.Para32. True or false: 1).3. Why does Jane think the wild chimps are lucky? A. Because they can do something wrong and get away wi

15、th it. B. Because they can hunt and eat meat. C. Because they are free from cages and laboratories. D. Because they can be taken care of by her.3. Why does Jane think the wil.Working with animals in their own environment.Gaining a doctors degree for her studies.Showing that women can live in the for

16、est as men canPara4.What achievements has Jane made?.Working with animals in theirJane Goodall has studied the _ for many years in Africa who helped people _ how much they _ like human. She spent many years _ and _ their daily activities. For 40 years, Jane has been _ the rest of the world understan

17、d and _the life of these animals. She _ that the wildlife shouldnt be used for _.She _ those who want to _ the achievements of women.respectchimpsunderstandbehaveobservingrecordingmakinginspirescheerentertainmentarguedJanes achievement:Jane Goodall has studied the _ We have a choice to use the gift

18、of our lives to make the world a better place -Jane Goodall We have a choice toDiscussion1.What should we learn from Jane Goodall?2.What do you think is the best way to protect wildlife?Discussion1.What should we le 1.What should we learn from Jane Goodall?wisdom and couragedeeply love to the animals.her considerationher hard work 1.What should we learn from J.Protect the wild environment that the animals live i