Unit 2 21世纪大学英语电子教案II大二.pptVIP

Unit Two: Different Styles of Education Unit One: Different Educational System Text A: Why They Excel Text B: Methods of Education: East and West Text C: Cheating as Culture: Insight for Foreign Teacher Text A: Why They Excel New Words and Expressions Analysis of the Article Related Exercises New Words and Expressions Group One: Simple Words savings, heartbreaking, costly, risk, cope with, scholarship, misplace, refugee, series, kindergarten(n.a.), counterpart, the bottom line, outstanding, philosophy, primary, central, repay, unhealthy, vacation, positive New Words and Expressions Group Two succession n. successive a. succeed vi. vt. vi.1.To accomplish something desired or intended ( - at / in n. success) 2. To come next in time or succession; follow after another, replace another in an office or a position: She succeeded to the throne.她继承了王位 Vt. Follow, To come after and take the place of. New Words and Expressions foster vt. 1. To bring up; nurture bring up, promote, cultivate, nurture, rear, care for, nurse, mind 2. To nurse; cherish: eg. foster a hope.抱有希望。 a. 1.adoptive, 2.adopted foster adopt foster: vt. To look after or bring up a child or a young animal as one’s own usu. for a certain period and without taking on the full lawful responsibilities of the parent. eg. We fostered the young girl when her mother was in hospital. Adopt: to take a child or other parents as approved by law, and bring up as one’s own. eg. Many childless couples adopted homeless children. owe owing Vt. 1. To be indebted to the amount of: He owes me five dollars. 2. To be indebted or obliged for; have sth (usu. good) because of 感恩于，应归功于： We owe our parents a lot.我们感谢我们的父母 She owes her good health to diet and exercise. owing a. Still to be paid; (-to prep.) because of They could not cross the river owing to the flood. Stereotype n. vt. n. a conventional, and oversimplified conception, opinion, or image: vt. To make… a stereotype of. ste