研究生英语教材上册篇章理解教案分析.ppt

part Ⅲ:discourse analyze and summary Part1 Para1~2 The rats are designed to adapt to an environment and they will form a fixed reaction, but in a new environment which changes rapidly this kind of fixed reaction will kill them. Part2 Para3~8 positive?feedback Part2 Part2 The painful couple Part2 A divided city Part2 ?Resistant to schooling Part2 An arms race Part2 Part2 Part3 Para9~10 Para9 Dr.Maier’s rats’ problems are caused by experiments while human breakdown are ordinarily caused by problems they created themselves. Para10 There are no limits to the human capacity to abstract and organize and make use of abstractions. The difference between rats and humen Why rats can not be blamed for not being able to solve problems set for them by Dr. Maier while humen could? There are limits to a rats powers of abstraction. But there are no known limits to the human capacity to abstract and organize and make use of abstractions. Text Summary A study made by Dr. Maier found that in fixated reaction there is a similarity between men and rats.This kind of similarity will create a very bad influence on human society but humen beings have the ability to solve it. Thank you * The difference between the “insoluble” problems a rat and a man meet and their ability to solve it. The formation of fixated reaction on humen and four examples about how it influence humen society. A description of professor Maier’s experiments and how rats drop into fixated reaction . Para9~10 Para3~8 Para1~2 part3 part2 part1 Rats and Men stage1 The rats are first trained to jump off the edge of a platform at one of two doors. The rats are first trained to jump off the edge of a platform at one of two doors. The rats are well trained to the reaction. If it jump to the left, the door open and the rat find a dish