第二册第十单元.ppt.pptVIP

Unit Ten Profits of Praise  Maxims on praise Our praises are our wages. --Shakespeare I can live for two months on a good compliment. ---Mark Twain Contents Introductory Remarks Discussion Useful Expression The Outline of the Text Language Points Post-reading Activities Introductory Remarks Well-meaning and to-the-point criticism has long been valued above praise even if the praise is sincere. We often hear it said that the proof of true love is to be unsparing in criticism. However, the author of the article argues from her personal experience, and the experiences of many other people, that praise will bring about more profits than criticism. Discussion Do you agree that people are often eager to criticize but reluctant to praise other people? Give some examples to show the different results of praise and criticism in your family or in your class? Useful Expression stainless steel不锈钢 Sales manager销售经理 On sale 打折，甩卖 Bilingual education双语教育 Defensive weapon防御性武器 Defensive works防御工事 Previous to在- - -之前 Only too极其，非常 Earn one’s place赢得地位 Be tied to one’s apron strings受某人控制 Bilingual dictionary双解字典 Glorious tradition光荣传统 Service / gas station加油站 A dreary day阴沉的一天 Traffic regulation交通规则 Make out开出，填写 Shrug off耸肩表不屑理睬 The Outline of the Text Part Ⅰ(paras.1-3) a praise changed the author’s attitude. Part Ⅱ(paras.4-6) some statements about praise and its power Part Ⅲ(paras.7-10) praise can bring us something unexpected Part Ⅳ(paras.11-12) an experiment of the scientists shows that praise helps people to improve quickly Part Ⅴ(paras.13-14) the author calls on to pay more attention to the power of praise Language Points 1.profit (n.) advantage or good 1 obtained from sth. ; money gained in business e.g. Your mother did that for your profit . Whats the profit of doing that thing? Unlike nonprofit organizations , we do everything for