课件_213342.ppt

Module Two No Drugs Period 1 NO SMOKING English Teaching Researching Group What are they doing? 1) Have you ever smoked? 2) Who smoke around you? 3) Where do they smoke? 4) Have you seen any students smoked? Answer the following questions It was 1:45 in the afternoon, a quarter of an hour before class time. Unlike other students who were making preparations in the classroom, 12-year-old Qiao Yunlu (not his real name) was enjoying a cigarette beside a school dustbin(垃圾箱) in the backyard.  Smoking Problem of Student Smokers China Daily, Saturday, February 22, 2003 Liu Song (not his real name), 15, is in his second grade at Chicheng No 2 Middle School, and has already been smoking for four years. Normally he smokes half a pack each day,Smoking is part of my life now”,said Liu with a smile that showed his yellow teeth. Beijing Center for Disease Prevention and Control made a survey in May last year among more than 8,000 students in Beijing. Results show that 21.59 % of middle school students and 6.17% of primary school pupils smoke. China, home to one-fourth of the worlds smokers, is the worlds largest producer and consumer(消费者) of tobacco. The survey shows the country has 320 million smokers, about 36% of the population. 1、Why do so many students smoke or want to smoke? Top 6 reasons for young students’ smoking 1 Reduce(减少)pressure(压力). 2 Curiosity(好奇). 3 Poplar actors and kids do it. 4 It is cool. 5 Mothers or fathers smoke. 6 Brothers or sisters smoke. Discussion 2、How do you think of smoking? Is it good or not? Read Facts about smoking. Choose the answers you think are correct. 1) During the 1990s, (21,000/21,000,000) people died as a result of smoking cigarettes. 2) A quarter of young people who smoke more than (10/20) cigarettes a day will die prematurely(早地) as a result of smoking. 3) In the United Kingdom, smoking causes (12,000/121,000)deat