新标准大学英语综合教程2unit-4active-reading-1ppt课件

.Unit4NEWS24/7Activereading1MakingtheHeadlines.41235Activereading1ResourcesLearningObjectivesPre-readingActivitiesWhile-readingActivitiesPost-readingActivities.IdentifyingpersonalviewsinnewsUsingitalicsNewwordsandphrasesLearningObjectives..MatchingheadlinesBridginginformationgapPre-readingActivities.Matchingheadline1963:theAssassinationoftheUSPresidentJohnKennedy1969:thefirstmoonlanding1983:thesuccessfulmatingof2giantpandasinanAmericanzoo1989:thereunificationofWestandEastGermany2001:theattackontheWorldTradeCentreinNewYork2003:thefirstmannedChinesespaceflight2004:thetsunamiwhichhitAsiaandAfrica2007:themousethatdelayedaninternationalpassengerflightWatchthevideoclipandidentifythehistoricevents.ScriptMore.BridginginformationgapGroupdiscussionQ1:Whichoftheaboveheadlinesinterestsyoumost?Why?(Group1&8)Q2:Chooseanyoneoftheaboveheadlinesanddiscusswhetheritisnewsworthy?Whyorwhynot?(Group2&7)Q3:Whatkindofstoryusuallyappearinthenews?(Group3&6)Q4:Whyarepeopleinterestedinthenews?(Group4&5).BridginginformationgapMilitaryNewsCelebritynewsEconomicnewsBreakthroughs&triumphsPoliticalnewsMoralIssuesNaturaldisastersLong-runningsocialissuesEntertainment&FashionHumanintereststoriesSports&artsOddhappeningsPopularTopics/StoriesReferenceforQ3:Back.BridginginformationgapObjectivitySubjectivityReasonsPersonalinterestsSocialclassattributesCateringtowidelyacceptedvaluesSocialpurposesofthetextJournalistfeaturesReferenceforQ4:Ss’possibleanswers:Informative,entertaining,significant,unexpected,horrifying,localnews,real,movingstories,eventsclosetoourlifeSs’possibleanswers:personallikes/dislikes,widely-acceptedopinions,desiretodigoutthehiddenmeaning,political/economicprofitsBack.TextorganisationTextcomprehensionItalicsusageP.47DevelopingCriticalThinkingP.47IdentifyingpersonalviewsinnewsP.47While-readingActivities.TextOrganisationQ1:Whichworddoyouthinkisthekeywordofthetext?Q2:Howdoestheauthororganizethetextbyrevolvingaroundthiskeyword?.TextOrganisationMore.Newsworthy1stElement2ndElement3rdElementHistoricalandinternationalsignificanceOdd,unexpected,humanImmediacyMediaPowerWhenitcomestoimmediacy...TheadvantageoverthepressMore.Paras2&3:Exemplifying1stElement2ndElement9/11TheassassinationofKennedyOdd,unexpected,humanPara4:DefiningnewsParas5&6:InterpretingoddOdd≠hugeMousechasestory3rdElement3elementsMore.Activereading1:NavigationMediapowerPara8:TV-advantageoverthepressMediaPower3ElementsPara9:Internet-mediapowererodedPara10:conclusiononthefutureImmediacy:advantageofTVCameraposition:mediapowerImmediacy:blogs,self-broadcastsites,open-accesswebpagesPowerdevolvedtoordinarypeopleBack.IdentifyingPersonalviewsReadthetextandevaluatethestatementsinActivity8,P47.Check(√)thestatementsevidentlysupportedintextanddecidewhatthepassagereallysays.Para2-3(toevaluateStatement1,2,3)Para4(toevaluateStatement4,5)Para7(toevaluateStatement6,7)Para8-9(toevaluateStatement8,9).1.Themediagivetoomuchimportancetobadnews.2.Emotionalreactionstobadnewsarenormal.3.It’struethatbadnewstravelsfast.•Mentioned:Badnewsiscommon•Notmentioned:nojudgmentonthemedia’sattitudetowardbadnews•Para2:Descriptiononpeople’sresponseto9/11Para3:Memoriesoftheauthor’sresponsetotheAssassinationofPresidentKennedyPara2-3Identifyingpersonalviews•Para2:thefirstinstinctofpeopleto9/11More×√√.Para45.Someimportantglobalproblemsareneverinthenews.4.Peoplelikereadingunusualorunexpectednewsitems.9/11:weseekoddandunexpected•Mentioned:Notallimportantglobalissuesmaketheheadlinesonthesameday.•Notmentioned:“never”IdentifyingpersonalviewsMore√×.6.Aneventisnewsifyou’vejustheardaboutit.7.Togetintotheheadlines,eventsneedtoberecentorsoontohappen.•“Aneventisnotnewsunlessyou’vejustheardaboutit.”•Impliedmeaning:Immediateitemsarepotentialnews•thenearnessoftheeventintime:…unlessyou’vejustreadabout…aneventwhichisabouttohappenPara7IdentifyingpersonalviewsMore√√.Para8-99.Themediahavetoomuchpower.8.OnTVnewsitdoesn’tmatterwherethecamerais.Theimportantthingistoshowthepicture.Para8:Camerapositionhasanimportanteffect.IdentifyingpersonalviewsPara8:•Mentioned:Peopletalkaboutthepowerofthemedia.•Notmentioned:nocommentsonitthoughwithsomenegativehint.××.ItalicsusagePairwork:Actvitiy9,p471.IrememberwhenIwasinprimaryschooltheteacherrushingintotheclassroom,andannouncingPresidentKennedyisdead.Totaketheplaceofquestionmarks2.Sowhatexactlyisnews?Foremphasis3.Takethestoryintoday’sChinaDaily.4.Anotherelementofnewsworthinessisimmediacy.TogivethenameofanewspaperTointroduceanewterm.1.Whatdoyouthinkmakesastorynewsworthy?2.Inwhatwayarethemediapowerful?3.IfanyonecanpublishnewsontheInternet,isthisagoodthing?DevelopingCriticalThinkingP.47.Q1Relevancetothereaders•Firecausedbysmoking•Malaria&anti-mosquitomeasures.Valueaslessons•OpinionsfromText•MoreOpinions•whatyourfavoritesportstarssay•storiesclosetoourhobby,job,etc.•Historicalandinternational•Objective•Odd,unexpected,human•Immediate•LocalBack.Q2•Socialpurposesofthereports•Contentofnews:Whatnewswehearorread•ReportingAngles:Fromwhatpointofviewthenewsisreported•Wordsorstructureswithimpliedmeaning•…ToinformreadersToe