unit8 英语泛读教程第三册

Unit 8

Anti-Smoking Role Playing

Ⅰ

Objectives

1. Understanding the text

2.

Mastery

of

some

language

points

3.

Educating

students

to

be

far

away

from

cigarettes

and

drugs

4.

Letting

students

know

some

popular

magazines

and

magazine

articles

Ⅱ

Key points

1.

Better

understanding

of

the

text

2.

Knowing

the

hazards

of

smoking

Ⅲ

Difficult points

1. What is anti-smoking inoculation?

2.

Some

students

might

think

cigarettes

play

an

important

effective

role

in

interpersonal relations so they might not realize the bad effects of smoking

3.

It?s

not

so

easy

for

student

s

to

find

some

popular

magazines

and

magazine

articles to read

IV Time Arrangement

passage itself.

Total class hours: three periods

V Teaching procedures

?

About

two

periods

of

class

will

be

used

for

the

analysis

and

discussion

of

the

1. Title:

---

role

–

actor?s part in a play(

剧中演员之

)

角色

play the title-

role in ?Hamlet?

在

?

?

一剧中演主角哈姆雷特

It?s a method to educate youngsters not to get into the bad smoking habit

2.

Related information

Sure, You Can Quit!

?

The Numbers on Teenage Smoking

4,500,000

--

The

estimated

number

of

children

and

adolescents

in

the

United

States who smoke.

6000 -- The estimated number of people

under the age of 18 who try their

first

cigarette each day.

70%

--

The

percent

of

smokers

12

to

17

years

old

who

wish

they

had

never

started smoking.

(Statistics From the American Lung Association)

What’s in Tobacco?

There are

more than 4,000 chemicals

found

in cigarettes

(250 are

toxic poisons,

50 cause cancer) Some chemicals found in tobacco include:

Ammonia

(found

in

toilet

bowl

cleaner);

Aresenic

(ingredient

in

rat

poison);

Polonium

210

(nuclear

waste);

Carbon

Monoxide

(car

exhaust);

Acetone

(used

in

finger nail polish remover)

Nicotine remains in the body for 8 to 12 hours after a single use of tobacco.

(Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC))

3.

Preview Questions

(1)Do you smoke? Why do people smoke?

---For they think smoke makes them feel different, relax them, help them cover

up their awkwardness and shyness.

(2)What are the advantages and disadvantages that are brought by smoking?

4.

T

ext Analysis

Part I (para. 1-2): Putting

forward the question

–

why do so

many people get

into the

bad habit of smoking and how to prevent people from doing that?

Part II (para. 3-16): One of the solutions to anti-smoking inoculation is role playing.

Part III (para. 17-24) :The other method is to let people know the hazards of smoking

5. Comprehension Questions

#

What is “

role- playing

”

?

Role-playing

is

an

instance

or

situation

in

which

one

deliberately

acts

out

or

assumes a particular character or role.

?

#Role- playing Stereotype

Okay.. If

you've never role-played before, then to properly take this quiz

you

will

need

to pretend the

world

is suddenly

magical,

medieval, weird and

fantasy-ish.

You

can

take

this

quiz

for

your

favorite

character,

or

just

try

to

figure

out

who

*your*

roleplaying

stereotype

is.

But

remember...

It's

a

silly

test.

And

sometimes

I'm

a

cynical bitch. So please have a sense of humor when you take it.

#Role-play electronic games

#Reasons Not to Smoke (You know them...)

Cancer

Risk!!! - Lung cancer kills

more women than breast cancer every year

in the

U.S.

MONEY! It?s expensive (over $$1000 a year for a pack a d

ay, an estimation, it can be

more)

“

I

will

treat

myself to

new

books

or

music

with

the

money

I

save

from not buying cigarettes.

”

Bad breath --

others do smell

it:

“

I will have better smelling clothes, hair, breath,

home, and car.

”

?

Stained teeth and fingers

Cough/sore throat

?

Breathing problems

Fatigue

?

Wrinkles (more, sooner than people who don't smoke)

?

Arguments with parents, friends who want you to stop smoking.

?

Heart disease risk, including heart attack, no yo

u?re not too young.