2013-2014学年湖南省蓝山二中高二英语教学教案：M7 U1《Project》（牛津版）.docVIP

Let’s conduct a survey about how many of you think it is dangerous to use mobile phones. It’s best for you to give reasons to support your ideas. 3. When we’re reading a news report, what shall we pay special attention to? Both the title and the first paragraph, which is called the lead paragraph, play a key role in the understanding of a newspaper article. Now, please read the title and the first paragraph carefully and answer the following questions: What might be the writer’s attitude towards mobile phone use? Why do you think so? (He might be worried about the use of mobile phones because he says, ‘Scientists have recently provide us with some worrying findings.’) 4. Read the passage again and fill in the form below: Main points Supporting details Using a mobile phone doubles the risk of developing brain cancer. The report is based on the findings of research that was carried out in Sweden, comparing 1,617 patients found to have brain tumors between 1997 and 2003 with the same number of healthy people. Digital mobile phones are an actual danger. The study, conducted with 200 mice, of which half were exposed to radiation while the other half did not receive any radiation, shows that the first half were found to have more than twice the cancer rate of the second half after eighteen months. The reasons why there is no definite scientific evidence available now about the effects of mobile phones on people’s health. Enormous profit from the telecommunications industry prevents the bad results of findings from being revealed. 5. Discussion: Is there anything you can do to minimize any possible health risks? For reference Limiting the amount of time you spend on your mobile phone Taking your phone out of your pocket and putting it on a nearby surface when you’re at home or at work Moving the phone away from the body by using a handsfree kit or loudspeaking mode if available or why not consider texting as an alternative Checking the SAR of a phone before you buy