22Unit 5 i never write right

Unit5IneverwriterightOutline:Warm-upActivitiesTextAnalysisBackgroundInformationLanguagePointsUsefulExpressionsAssignmentsWarm-upActivities:1.Haveyougotanydreams?Ifso,whatarethey?DreamsDreamsWarm-upActivities:1.Haveyougotanydreams?Ifso,whatarethey?2.Whatareneededtofulfillone’sdreams?Howtofulfillyourdream?Icanacceptfailure,butIcan'tacceptnottrying.----MichaelJordanHoldyourdreamandkeeptryingHowtofulfillyourdream?Youhavetobelieveinyourself.That'sthesecretofsuccess.--CharlesChaplinSelf-confidenceHowtofulfillyourdream?Goyourownway;letotherstalk！----Dante但丁PerseveranceHowtofulfillyourdream?Nomatterhowhardtheworkingcondition,徐本禹华中农业大学毕业生，放弃攻读研究生的机会，去贵州贫困山村支教Howtofulfillyourdream?Nomatterwhatdifficultiesyouhavetoconquer,苦难和痛苦的经历并不是我接受一切捐助的资本!一个人通过自己的奋斗改变自己劣势的现状才是最重要的!洪占辉Howtofulfillyourdream?Evenifyouaredisabled,Howtofulfillyourdream?Evenifyouareslowinyourwits,Howtofulfillyourdream?Evenifyoucan’thear.Becausewithanidea,因为有了想法、determination,andtherighttools,决心和正确的方法，youcandogreatthings.你就能够成就伟大的事业。Letyourinstincts,让你的本能、yourintellects,智慧、andyourheartguideyou.和你的心为你导航。Trust.深信不疑。J.K.RowlingThewaytohersuccessisnotsmoothtoo.Afterdivorced,RowlingleftoffworkinginofficesandmovedtoPortugaltoteachEnglishasaSecondLanguage.Shelivedintinypublicflatwithherinfantdaughter.Whenthebabyfellasleep,shewouldfindatableincoffeeshopstowrite.Inthiswayshefinishedherfirstbookandstartedsendingittopublishers.ItwasevenrejectedseveraltimesbeforeshefoundanLondonagent.Inourtext,thewritertellsusherstoryofsuccess.AsJ.K.Rowling,shealsobeatstheodds（克服困难）andhashershareofpainsandgains.TextAnalysis:1.Introductoryquestions3.Summarywriting2.PartdivisionofthetextIntroductoryQuestions:1.WhatdidtheauthordoinherEnglishclassonedaywhenshewas15?2.Howdidtheclassreactwhentheauthormadeherannouncement?3.Whatwastheshortpoemshewrotethatnightabout?Whathappenedtoit?4.Whydidshethinkthat“dumbluck”wasfine?5.Whydidn’tshementionherwritingtoherteachers,friendsandherfamilyaftershepublishedsomething?IntroductoryQuestions:6.Howdidhernewfriendencouragehertowrite?7.DidLindafinditeasytowriteabookwhenshelivedonafarminOklahoma?8.WhatdidLindareceivefromthepublisheramonthaftershesentthemanuscriptofherfirstbook?9.Howwasherlifechangedwhenherfirstbookbecameabestseller?10.Totheauthor,what’sthesecretofhersuccessfulwritingcareer?IntroductoryQuestions:1.WhatdidtheauthordoinherEnglishclassonedaywhenshewas15?Shetoldtheclassthatshewasgoingtowriteandillustrateherownbooks.2.Howdidtheclassreactwhentheauthormadeherannouncement?Halfofthestudentsnearlyfelloutoftheirchairslaughing.IntroductoryQuestions:3.Whatwastheshortpoemshewrotethatnightabout?Whathappenedtoit?Itwasaboutbrokendreams.Shemailedittoamagazineanditwaspublished.4.Whydidshethinkthat“dumbluck”wasfine?Becauseshetastedsuccessandachievedmorethananyofherclassmateshaddonebefore.IntroductoryQuestions:5.Whydidn’tshementionherwritingtoherteachers,friendsandherfamilyaftershepublishedsomething?Becauseinhermind,theyaredreamkillers.Ifshehadtochoosebetweenherfriendsandherdreams,she’dliketochooseherdreams.6.Howdidhernewfriendencouragehertowrite?“Youcandoit.”“Anyonecanwriteabookiftheywantto.”IntroductoryQuestions:7.DidLindafinditeasytowriteabookwhenshelivedonafarminOklahoma?No.Shehadalotofdailyhouseworktodoonthefarmandittookherninemonthstofinishabook.8.WhatdidLindareceivefromthepublisheramonthaftershesentthemanuscriptofherfirstbook?Shereceivedacontract,anadvanceonroyaltiesandarequesttostartworkingonanotherbook.IntroductoryQuestions:9.Howwasherlifechangedwhenherfirstbookbecameabestseller?SheappearedonTVtalkshows,traveledfromNewYorktoCaliforniaandCanadaonpromotionaltours.10.Totheauthor,what’sthesecretofhersuccessfulwritingcareer?Writingisn’tdifficult,it’sfun,andanyonecanwriteabookiftheysettheirmindonit.Ofcourse,alittledumbluckdoesn’thurt.PartDivisionoftheText:Scanthetextagainfor2minutesPartDivisionoftheText:Part123Lines1—1314—5253—70MainIdeaTheauthor’sdreamtobeawriter.Difficultiesandsuccesssheexperiencedinrealizingherdream.Thesecretofhersuccessfulwritingcareer.announceSummarywritingUsethefollowingkeywordstomakeasummaryofthetext.(5minutes)laughgraduatesadpoemninemonthsembarrassedpublishedliveinafarmscrapbooksqualificationsbestsellerwritingisfunCryingWindsetone’smindBackgroundInformation2.GradingSystemintheUS4.AmericanIndian3.WebsterDictionary1.LindaStafford5.ChickenSoupfortheSoulatWorkLindaStaffordNameYearofbirthOccupationEducationThemeofherWorksLindaStafford1943anativeAmericanwriterUniversityofAlaska,1969UniversityofNewMexico,1967UniversityofTexas,1966UniversityofColorado,1961hope,optimism,nevergivingupGradingSystemintheUSTheA-FsystemInmanycountriesincludingtheUnitedStates,gradesaregivenonanA-FsystemwhereAisbestandFisworst.A=excellentB=goodC=averageD=poor(butpassing)F=failureTheletterEistypicallyomitted,sinceanFcanbeturnedintoanEbydrawingasmalllineatthebottomoftheletter,andbecauseEtraditionallystoodforExcellentbutwouldbeverypooronanA-Fsystem.WebsterDictionaryIn1806,NoahWebsterpublishedhisfirstdictionary.Hisgreatdictionary,AnAmericanDictionaryoftheEnglishLanguag