Lesson 4.ppt

Lesson 4 Active Listening Introduction to Shanghai University Opening Speeches I. Active Listening United Nations Climate Change Conference 2009 1. Vocabulary Copenhagen n. delegate n. activist n. 活动家 emission n. eco-friendly a. transfer n. vision n. 长远的规划 cooperation n. stark a. 严峻的 reminder n. Yvo de Boer 2. Logical Analysis Vertical: Summary (when/where/who/what/why/how) Horizontal: patterns of organization The Conference When? The next two weeks (Dec. 7-18) Where? Copenhagen Who? Delegates, experts and activists What? 1) reduction of greenhouse gas emission; 2) promotion and transfer of new more eco-friendly technology; 3) necessary funding to make this possible, esp. for developing and poor countries; 4) long term vision and cooperation for the future Why? The clock has run out. How? 1) to reach out for each other; 2) to build on your achievements, take up the work that has already been done and turn it into action 3. Transcript A warm welcome to Copenhagen and to the United Nations Climate Change Conference 2009. The opening words to delegates, experts and activists from around the world gathered here in Copenhagen for the next two weeks. Their task is to find common ground, including on reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, promotion and transfer of new more eco-friendly technology and the necessary funding to make this possible, especially for the less developed and poorer nations. It also means coming up with long term vision and cooperation for the future. The U.N.s top climate official, Yvo de Boer issued a stark reminder that the clock has run out. The time for formal statements is over. The time for re-stating well- known positions is past, said Yvo de Boer. The time has come to reach out to each other. I urge you to build on your achievements, take up the work that has already been done and turn it into action. 4. Retelling 4.1 青少年心理健康面临新问题 II. Introduction to Shanghai University 1994年 钱伟长校长 国家“ 211工程”重点建设高校之一 综合性大学，22个学院 校