Unit5informationplease要点.pptx

Unit 5 Sources of information Lead in What are your key sources of information? Do you get most of your information by talking to other people? People could already do that in the Stone Age. When the printing press was invented several hundred years ago, 1)_______ sources became important to anyone who could read. Now we read 2)_________ and newspapers as much as we read books. But we also get a lot of information from 3)_________ sources. Radio is not yet 100 years old, 4)_________ has only been popular for about 50 years, and the 5)_______ is younger than all the students in this class. Yet these are some of our favorites. What are your 6)________? How many different sources of information do you use in a typical day? Now let’s talk. With the help of the pictures, discuss the following topics with your partner. Information from peers: talks, discussions and lectures ... 1. Where do you go to get your everyday information? 2. What sources of information do you usually use and why? With the help of the pictures, discuss the following topics with your partner. Information from experiences: practice, experiments, visits and collections ... 1. Where do you go to get your everyday information? 2. What sources of information do you usually use and why? With the help of the pictures, discuss the following topics with your partner. Information from books, newspapers, TV, radio and the Internet ... 1. Where do you go to get your everyday information? 2. What sources of information do you usually use and why? With the help of the pictures, discuss the following topics with your partner. Information from libraries, archives, databases and museums ... 1. Where do you go to get your everyday information? 2. What sources of information do you usually use and why? Information can come from virtually anywhere -- personal experiences, books, articles, expert opinions, encyclopedias, the Web -- and the type of information you need will change depending on the question you are tr