2013北师大版高1下Unit11“The Media”〔Lesson 4〕课件2.pptVIP

Bye-bye! * Which newspapers do you know or often read? social affairs(社会新闻) traveling current affairs(时事新闻) political issues(政治要闻) national news international news When you are reading newspaper, how can you easily find the main idea and key information from the news? Where do you usually find them? Read the first paragraph. Text A: Text B: Text C: Bad language on TV not OK for kids. Astronomers’ amazing escape. Mum finds her four girls. ☆ Read the newspaper articles and match them with the headlines. How old were Lillian’s children when she last saw them? Why was the truck driver lucky to escape? Why did some people find bad language “OK” in films? ☆ Read the articles again and answer these questions. How old were Lillian’s children when she last saw them? They were 7, 6, 5 and 3. Because the dialogue and situation made it funny. Why did some people find bad language “OK” in films? Because the driver jumped out of the truck before the trolleybus crashed into it. Why was the truck driver lucky to escape? What? Who? When? Where? Why? Comment(评论): What? Who? (Example) Leeds University/a group of mothers /some people/Peter Moore/Susan Bold A research about bad language on TV/ bad language was OK because the language and situation made it funny/ the use of drug in the film is more worrying than the bad language/ the result does not surprise us at all/ it does not mean that we can increase … Where? Why? Comment(评论): When? Yesterday. Britain. Gives information about attitudes to bad laguage on screen. People don’t mind bad language on TV as long as it’s not used in programmes watched by children. What? Who? When? Where? Why? Comment(评论): Group Work What? A traffic accident and an amazing escape. astronomers/ the driver of the truck/ spokesman for the police On their sightseeing trip to the museum of science. in Kingston, a town southwest of London Who? When? Where? Why Comment: It’s amazing that no one was badly hurt. The accident--- The esca