高三英语 wb integrating skills课件 人教版.pptVIP

She is remembered as a pioneer of nursing and a reformer of hospital sanitation methods. For most of her ninety years, Nightingale pushed for the reform of the British military health-care system. Main idea Part. 1 (Para 1): Fear had gripped the nation when SARS broke out. Part 2 (Para 2-7): Thanks to the quick and forceful action the country took and the sacrifices the health care staff made, SARS ended in the summer of 2003. Part 3 (Para 8): We will never forget the “Angels in White”. Ex.6 on P215 Policemen, firefighters, miners, pilots, soldiers, sailors, ... A: I think policemen have the most dangerous job because there are many people who break laws in modern times, and most of them are cruel. The duty of the police is to arrest them. So they must face great challenges and danger. Many policemen were hurt and even died. So I think policeman is the most dangerous. B: I think working in the mine is the most dangerous job. We can see nowadays many accidents happened in the mine. And each time, many people die. So I think miners have the most dangerous job. * WHO Word Health Organization Headquarters(总部) in Geneva Florence Nightingale (1820-1910) Chen zhen (陈征) Nightingale Medal 在传染病护理一线工作40年的北京地坛医院社会服务部主任 nurse kind diligent beautiful patient/ endurant epidemic adj.流行的, 传染的, 流行性 n.时疫, 疫疾流行, (风尚等的)流行, 流行病 dedication n.贡献, 奉献 discipline n.纪律, 学科 v.训练 journal n. =diary New words: Reading 1.How many of the SARS victims in China were health care workers? 2.According to Wu Yi’s words, what’s the contribution of nation’s nurses? 3.How long did SARS last? Fast reading: Careful reading: 1.What does “mask” mean? 2.What steps were taken by the government to prevent the spread of SARS? 3.What difficulties and dangers did the health care workers have to face when they were treating SARS patients? 4.What lessons were learnt