新人教选修七-Unit-4-Sharing-Listening课件

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Unit4sharingListeningUnit4sharing1TurntoPage35,readExercises1and2

AboutMSF:TheMSFroleinemergencymedicalaid

MédecinsSansFrontières(MSF)isaninternationalhumanitarianaidorganizationthatprovidesemergencymedicalassistancetopopulationsindangerinmorethan70countries.TurntoPage35,readExercise2新人教选修七-Unit-4-Sharing-Listening课件3新人教选修七-Unit-4-Sharing-Listening课件4新人教选修七-Unit-4-Sharing-Listening课件5新人教选修七-Unit-4-Sharing-Listening课件6Thelisteninghasmanyexamplesofphrasesthatexpresstimesequence.Listentotheseexpressionsandnumberthemintheorderyouhearthem.Task1Ex1,P35Thelisteninghasmanyexam7

inthefutureduringthe1980sforacoupleofmonthsoverthelastfewyearsforafurthersixmonthsintwoweek’stime315462inthefuture8Task2TimePlaceEvents1980s

1992

1997Listenagainandmakenotes.studiedmedicine.GottoknowtwoAfricastudentsVisitedhertwoAfricanfriendsandtheirfamilies.Workedintheirlocalhealthclinicforacoupleofmonths.VolunteeredwithMSF.WorkedwithchildrenaffectedbyHIV/AIDS.SydneyAfricaMalawiTask2TimePlaceEv9

TimePlaceEvents2001

NowThefutureAustraliaTheSudanConditionswereverychallengingbecauseoftheheat,therains,thebasicconditionsintheclinics.Hasreturned

fortwoweeksWillreturntotheSudanforsixmoremonths.Afterthat,willprobablyreturntoAfricaagain.TimePlaceEvent10Withapartner,answerthequestionsbelowbeforeyoulistenforathirdtime.Asyoulistencheckyouranswer.

Task3Withapartner,answerth11WhydidMarydecidetoworkindevelopingcountries?

BecausewhensheworkedinanAfricanhealthclinic,shesawchildrenwithillnessesthatcouldbeprevented.2.WhenMaryworkedinaclinicinMalawi,whydidthechildrendie?Becausetheclinicsdidn’thaveenoughmedicines.WhydidMarydecidetoworkin123.InSudan,whywasitnearlyimpossibleforMarytogettotheclinicswhentherainscame?Becausetheroadsbecamesomuddythattheyspentmostoftheirtimediggingthecarout.3.InSudan,whywasitnearly134.WhywereconditionsintheclinicsintheSudanchallenging?Becauseitcouldbeveryhot;itcouldbenearlyimpossibletogettotheclinicswhenitrained;theclinicswereverybasicandtheonly

toolsshehadwereastethoscopeandherhands.4.Whywereconditionsinthe145.WhydoesMaryenjoyherjob?Shefeelssheishelpingpeoplewhootherwisemaynotgethelp.5.WhydoesMaryenjoyherjob15LISTENINGTEXTJ:Goodmorning.I’mJenniferWellsandtodayon“Makingadifference”,I’mgoingtotalktoDrMaryMurraywhoworksforMedicinesSansFrontieres.Welcome,Mary.MEDECINSSANSFRONTIERESLISTENINGTEXTJ:Goodmorning.16M:Thankyou,Jennifer.J:NowtellmewhyyoudecidedtojoinMSF?M:Well,whileIwasstudyinginSydneyduringthe1980s,IgottoknowtwoSudanessstudentsandvisitedthemin1990.IbecamegoodfriendswiththeirtheirfamiliesanddecidedtoM:Thankyou,Jennifer.17Workinahealthclinicintheircountryin1992foracoupleofmonths.ThereIsawchildrenwithterriblediseasesthatcouldhavebeenprevented.That’swhyIdecidedtoworkindevelopingcountries.Workinahealthclinicinthe18J:Isee.Soin1997youjoinedMSFandwenttoMalawi.Whatdidyoudothere?M:ActuallyinMalawi,IwasworkingwithchildrenaffectedbyHIV/AIDS.Itwasheart-breaking.Childrendiedbecausewedidn’thaveenoughmedicines.J:Isee.Soin1997youjoi19J:Oh,howsad!M:Yes,butthingsgraduallyimproved.Nowthere’streatmentforHIV,whichisshowingverygoodresults.J:That’sexcellentnews.Then,in2001,youwenttotheSudanagain.Let’stalkaboutyourworkthere.J:Oh,howsad!20M:Well,theconditionswereratherchallenging.Itcouldbeunbelievablyhot—sometimesashotas56degreesCelsius!Butwhentherainscame,theroadsbecamesomuddythatwespentmostofourtimediggingthecarout.TheclinicswerejustmudhutsandtheonlytoolsIhadwereastethoscopeandmytwohands.M:Well,theconditionswerer21J:Goodness,achallengeindeed!M:(laughing)True,butit’samazingwhatyoucandowhenyouhavenochoice.J:Andhowdoyouthinkthreeexperiencesoverthelastfewyearshaveaffectedyou?J:Goodness,achallengeindee22M:Well,theymakemegratefulforwhatIhave.IreallyenjoymyworkbecauseIfeelI’mhelpingpeoplewhootherwisemightnotgethelp.J:That’sgreat.Now,justbeforeyougo…whatdoyouexpecttobedoinginthefuture.M:Well,theymakemegrateful23M:Well,I’mreturningtotheSudanintwoweeks’timeforafurthersixmonths.ThenI’mnotsure.IhopetoreturntoAfricaagainthough.J:Thankyou,DrMurray,andit’sbeenlovelytalkingtoyou.Wewishyouallthebestwithyourwork.M:Thankyou,Jennifer.M:Well,I’mreturningtothe24NowIhavetwotopicsforyoutodiscuss.

DoyouthinkwhetherpeoplelikeProfessorFredHollowsshouldhelpthoseinpoorerareas?Giveyourreasons.2.WouldyouliketoworkasavolunteerlikeProfessorFredHollowsinthefuture?Shareyourideaswithothers.Listeningonpage70NowIhavetwotopicsforyou25FredHollowsFredHollows26signsign27新人教选修七-Unit-4-Sharing-Listening课件28新人教选修七-Unit-4-Sharing-Listening课件29新人教选修七-Unit-4-Sharing-Listening课件30

TheFredHollowsFoundationisanon-governmentorganisationwhichseekstoeradicateavoidableblindnessindevelopingcountriesandtoimprovethehealthoutcomesofIndigenousAustralians.Weuseasustainabledevelopmentapproachtoachieveourobjectives.eradicate:消除

avoidable可以避免的

indigenous:本土的sustainable:可以忍受、支撑、持续的TheFredHollowsFoundatio31OurvisionisofaworldwherenooneisneedlesslyblindandofalandwhereindigenouspeopleenjoythesamehealthoutcomesasallAustralians.TheFoundationisinspiredbytheworkandexampleofthelateProfessorFredHollows.Ourvisionisofaworldw32A:Inmyopinion,ProfessorFredHollowsshouldhelpthoseinpoorerareas.AndIwouldliketobeavolunteerifnecessary.Thereasonisthatwe,eitherthepoorortherich,liveonthesameplanet.JustasJohnF.Kennedysaid,“Ifafreesocietycannothelpthemanywhoarepoor,itcannotsavethefewwhoarerich.”A:Inmyopinion,ProfessorFr33B:Humanismorhumanitarianismisanecessaryqualityforushumanbeings.Weshouldsharewhatwehaveandhelpthosewhoarebadlyinneedofhelp.Iwillbecomeavolunteeriftimepermits.ActuallyIoftenhelpthosewhoneedhelp.B:Humanismorhumanitarianism34Forexample,everySunday,Itakemyneighbour,adisabledgirl,totheparktorefreshherself.Andwetalkalot,andIthinkIhelpheralot,whichmakesmeveryproud.Forexample,everySunday,It35ListeningNumbertheitemsbelowintheorderthatyoufirsthearthem.

ListeningNumbertheite36TheCancerCounciltheenvironmentPlanInternationalservingsouptothehomelessoldpeopleYouthintheCitychildreninhospitalTheFredHollowsFoundation

123456781Numbertheitemsbelowintheorder.TheCancerCouncil123456781N372.LanizationWhoWhatdoesitdo?PlanInternationalTheFredHollowsFoundationTheCancerCouncilYouthinthecitySponsorschildrenfrompoorcountries.Helpsblindpeoplegettheirsightback.Doesresearchintocancer.Supportyoungpeoplefinanciallytostayonatschool.MickAnnieJasonMick2.Listenagainandcompletet383Listenagainandlistthestudents’suggestionsforraisingmoney.1Runsomecompetitionsatlunchtimes.2Haveaconcertormovienight.3Haveabasketballmatch.4Haveapersonalchallenge,likegettingsomeonetosponsorstudentsforwalking25kilometres.3Listenagainandlistthest394Listenagainandlistthewaysthestudentscouldgivetheirtime.1ServesouptohomelesspeopleonFridays.2Visitoldpeopleandchildreninhospitaleveryweek.3Dosomethingfortheenvironment,liketreeplantingorcleaninguprubbish.4Listenagainandlistthewa40LISTENINGTEXTSERVINGCOMMUNITIESJason,MickandAnniearediscussinghowtheschoolcanservecommunitiesoutsidetheschool.J:HaveyoutwogotanyideasaboutwhattheCCCshoulddothisyear?LISTENINGTEXTSERVINGCOMMUNIT41M:Yeah.Whataboutsponsoringachildfromapoorcountry?MyparentsdothatthroughanorganizationcalledPlanInternational.A:Mmm,Ilikethesoundofthat.Whatdoyouthink,Jason?M:Yeah.Whataboutsponsoring42J:Yeah,IlikeMick’sideatoo.I’llwriteitdown.Anymoreideas?A:Well,IlookedontheInternetandcameacrossTheFredHollowsFoundation.J:What’sthat,Annie?J:Yeah,IlikeMick’sideat43A:It’sanorganizationthathelpsblindpeopleindevelopingcountriesgettheirsightback.J:Thatsoundsgoodtoo.M:Yes,Ilikeitaswell.A:Great.M:Butwhataboutsupportingacoupleoflocalcharitiesaswell?A:It’sanorganizationthath44J:YoumeanlikeTheCancerCouncil?M:Yes.That’sOKbyme.Whataboutyou,Annie?A:Fine.TheCancerCouncilalwaysneedsmoneyforresearch.M:Whataboutthisone?I’veheardofsomethingcalledYouthintheCity,whichhelpsyoungadultsgettheirYear10certificate.J:YoumeanlikeTheCancerC45J:Whydotheyneedhelp?M:Theseareyoungpeoplewhocan’tfinishhighschool.Themoneywillhelpthemfinishtheireducation.A:Ithinkthat’sagreatidea.Now,howarewegoingtoraisethemoney?J:Whydotheyneedhelp?46M:Well,wecouldrunsomecompetitionsatlunchtimes,say,inTerm1…A:…andwecouldhaveaconcertormovienightinTerm2andabasketballmatchinTerm3.M:Well,wecouldrunsomecom47J:Orwecouldhaveapersonalchallenge–youknow,likegettingsomeonetosponsoryouforwalking25kilometres.M:Well,wecanthinkaboutthatlater.A:Ok,butIthinkwe’vealsogottotalkaboutgivingourtimeandnotjustourmoney.J:Orwecouldhaveapersona48J:Absolutely.IthinkweshoulddefinitelycontinueservingsouptohomelesspeopleonFridays…M:…andvisitingoldpeopleandchildreninhospitaleveryweek.A:WhatI’dreallyliketodoissomethingfortheenvironment—liketreeplantingorcleaninguprubbish.J:Absolutely.Ithinkwesho49M:Well,wecan’tdoeverything.Let’smeetafterschooltodiscussthisfurther.OK?JandA:

OK.M:Well,wecan’tdoeverythin50Homework1.FinishtheLISTENINGTASKon76.Remembertopredictwhatyouwillhearaccordingtothegiveninformationandalsopayattentiontotimeexpressions.2.SearchformoreinformationaboutMSFandshareitbetweenus.Homework1.FinishtheLIST51Listening

Unit4sharingListeningUnit4sharing52TurntoPage35,readExercises1and2

AboutMSF:TheMSFroleinemergencymedicalaid

MédecinsSansFrontières(MSF)isaninternationalhumanitarianaidorganizationthatprovidesemergencymedicalassistancetopopulationsindangerinmorethan70countries.TurntoPage35,readExercise53新人教选修七-Unit-4-Sharing-Listening课件54新人教选修七-Unit-4-Sharing-Listening课件55新人教选修七-Unit-4-Sharing-Listening课件56新人教选修七-Unit-4-Sharing-Listening课件57Thelisteninghasmanyexamplesofphrasesthatexpresstimesequence.Listentotheseexpressionsandnumberthemintheorderyouhearthem.Task1Ex1,P35Thelisteninghasmanyexam58

inthefutureduringthe1980sforacoupleofmonthsoverthelastfewyearsforafurthersixmonthsintwoweek’stime315462inthefuture59Task2TimePlaceEvents1980s

1992

1997Listenagainandmakenotes.studiedmedicine.GottoknowtwoAfricastudentsVisitedhertwoAfricanfriendsandtheirfamilies.Workedintheirlocalhealthclinicforacoupleofmonths.VolunteeredwithMSF.WorkedwithchildrenaffectedbyHIV/AIDS.SydneyAfricaMalawiTask2TimePlaceEv60

TimePlaceEvents2001

NowThefutureAustraliaTheSudanConditionswereverychallengingbecauseoftheheat,therains,thebasicconditionsintheclinics.Hasreturned

fortwoweeksWillreturntotheSudanforsixmoremonths.Afterthat,willprobablyreturntoAfricaagain.TimePlaceEvent61Withapartner,answerthequestionsbelowbeforeyoulistenforathirdtime.Asyoulistencheckyouranswer.

Task3Withapartner,answerth62WhydidMarydecidetoworkindevelopingcountries?

BecausewhensheworkedinanAfricanhealthclinic,shesawchildrenwithillnessesthatcouldbeprevented.2.WhenMaryworkedinaclinicinMalawi,whydidthechildrendie?Becausetheclinicsdidn’thaveenoughmedicines.WhydidMarydecidetoworkin633.InSudan,whywasitnearlyimpossibleforMarytogettotheclinicswhentherainscame?Becausetheroadsbecamesomuddythattheyspentmostoftheirtimediggingthecarout.3.InSudan,whywasitnearly644.WhywereconditionsintheclinicsintheSudanchallenging?Becauseitcouldbeveryhot;itcouldbenearlyimpossibletogettotheclinicswhenitrained;theclinicswereverybasicandtheonly

toolsshehadwereastethoscopeandherhands.4.Whywereconditionsinthe655.WhydoesMaryenjoyherjob?Shefeelssheishelpingpeoplewhootherwisemaynotgethelp.5.WhydoesMaryenjoyherjob66LISTENINGTEXTJ:Goodmorning.I’mJenniferWellsandtodayon“Makingadifference”,I’mgoingtotalktoDrMaryMurraywhoworksforMedicinesSansFrontieres.Welcome,Mary.MEDECINSSANSFRONTIERESLISTENINGTEXTJ:Goodmorning.67M:Thankyou,Jennifer.J:NowtellmewhyyoudecidedtojoinMSF?M:Well,whileIwasstudyinginSydneyduringthe1980s,IgottoknowtwoSudanessstudentsandvisitedthemin1990.IbecamegoodfriendswiththeirtheirfamiliesanddecidedtoM:Thankyou,Jennifer.68Workinahealthclinicintheircountryin1992foracoupleofmonths.ThereIsawchildrenwithterriblediseasesthatcouldhavebeenprevented.That’swhyIdecidedtoworkindevelopingcountries.Workinahealthclinicinthe69J:Isee.Soin1997youjoinedMSFandwenttoMalawi.Whatdidyoudothere?M:ActuallyinMalawi,IwasworkingwithchildrenaffectedbyHIV/AIDS.Itwasheart-breaking.Childrendiedbecausewedidn’thaveenoughmedicines.J:Isee.Soin1997youjoi70J:Oh,howsad!M:Yes,butthingsgraduallyimproved.Nowthere’streatmentforHIV,whichisshowingverygoodresults.J:That’sexcellentnews.Then,in2001,youwenttotheSudanagain.Let’stalkaboutyourworkthere.J:Oh,howsad!71M:Well,theconditionswereratherchallenging.Itcouldbeunbelievablyhot—sometimesashotas56degreesCelsius!Butwhentherainscame,theroadsbecamesomuddythatwespentmostofourtimediggingthecarout.TheclinicswerejustmudhutsandtheonlytoolsIhadwereastethoscopeandmytwohands.M:Well,theconditionswerer72J:Goodness,achallengeindeed!M:(laughing)True,butit’samazingwhatyoucandowhenyouhavenochoice.J:Andhowdoyouthinkthreeexperiencesoverthelastfewyearshaveaffectedyou?J:Goodness,achallengeindee73M:Well,theymakemegratefulforwhatIhave.IreallyenjoymyworkbecauseIfeelI’mhelpingpeoplewhootherwisemightnotgethelp.J:That’sgreat.Now,justbeforeyougo…whatdoyouexpecttobedoinginthefuture.M:Well,theymakemegrateful74M:Well,I’mreturningtotheSudanintwoweeks’timeforafurthersixmonths.ThenI’mnotsure.IhopetoreturntoAfricaagainthough.J:Thankyou,DrMurray,andit’sbeenlovelytalkingtoyou.Wewishyouallthebestwithyourwork.M:Thankyou,Jennifer.M:Well,I’mreturningtothe75NowIhavetwotopicsforyoutodiscuss.

DoyouthinkwhetherpeoplelikeProfessorFredHollowsshouldhelpthoseinpoorerareas?Giveyourreasons.2.WouldyouliketoworkasavolunteerlikeProfessorFredHollowsinthefuture?Shareyourideaswithothers.Listeningonpage70NowIhavetwotopicsforyou76FredHollowsFredHollows77signsign78新人教选修七-Unit-4-Sharing-Listening课件79新人教选修七-Unit-4-Sharing-Listening课件80新人教选修七-Unit-4-Sharing-Listening课件81

TheFredHollowsFoundationisanon-governmentorganisationwhichseekstoeradicateavoidableblindnessindevelopingcountriesandtoimprovethehealthoutcomesofIndigenousAustralians.Weuseasustainabledevelopmentapproachtoachieveourobjectives.eradicate:消除

avoidable可以避免的

indigenous:本土的sustainable:可以忍受、支撑、持续的TheFredHollowsFoundatio82OurvisionisofaworldwherenooneisneedlesslyblindandofalandwhereindigenouspeopleenjoythesamehealthoutcomesasallAustralians.TheFoundationisinspiredbytheworkandexampleofthelateProfessorFredHollows.Ourvisionisofaworldw83A:Inmyopinion,ProfessorFredHollowsshouldhelpthoseinpoorerareas.AndIwouldliketobeavolunteerifnecessary.Thereasonisthatwe,eitherthepoorortherich,liveonthesameplanet.JustasJohnF.Kennedysaid,“Ifafreesocietycannothelpthemanywhoarepoor,itcannotsavethefewwhoarerich.”A:Inmyopinion,ProfessorFr84B:Humanismorhumanitarianismisanecessaryqualityforushumanbeings.Weshouldsharewhatwehaveandhelpthosewhoarebadlyinneedofhelp.Iwillbecomeavolunteeriftimepermits.ActuallyIoftenhelpthosewhoneedhelp.B:Humanismorhumanitarianism85Forexample,everySunday,Itakemyneighbour,adisabledgirl,totheparktorefreshherself.Andwetalkalot,andIthinkIhelpheralot,whichmakesmeveryproud.Forexample,everySunday,It86ListeningNumbertheitemsbelowintheorderthatyoufirsthearthem.

ListeningNumbertheite87TheCancerCounciltheenvironmentPlanInternationalservingsouptothehomelessoldpeopleYouthintheCitychildreninhospitalTheFredHollowsFoundation

123456781Numbertheitemsbelowintheorder.TheCancerCouncil123456781N882.LanizationWhoWhatdoesitdo?PlanInternationalTheFredHollowsFoundationTheCancerCouncilYouthinthecitySponsorschildrenfrompoorcountries.Helpsblindpeoplegettheirsightback.Doesresearchintocancer.Supportyoungpeoplefinanciallytostayonatschool.MickAnnieJasonMick2.Listenagainandcompletet893Listenagainandlistthestudents’suggestionsforraisingmoney.1Runsomecompetitionsatlunchtimes.2Haveaconcertormovienight.3Haveabasketballmatch.4Haveapersonalchallenge,likegettingsomeonetosponsorstudentsforwalking25kilometres.3Listenagainandlistthest904Listenagainandlistthewaysthestudentscouldgivetheirtime.1ServesouptohomelesspeopleonFridays.2Visitoldpeopleandchildreninhospitaleveryweek.3Dosomethingfortheenvironment,liketreeplantingorcleaninguprubbish.4Listenagainandlistthewa91LISTENINGTEXTSERVINGCOMMUNITIESJason,MickandAnniearediscussinghowtheschoolcanservecommunitiesoutsidetheschool.J:HaveyoutwogotanyideasaboutwhattheCCCshoulddothisyear?LISTENINGTEXTSERVINGCOMMUNIT92M:Yeah.Whataboutsponsoringachildfromapoorcountry?MyparentsdothatthroughanorganizationcalledPlanInternational.A:Mmm,Ilikethesoundofthat.Whatdoyouthink,Jason?M:Yeah.What