高中英语选修七 Unit 01 D课件.pptVIP

Listening ;4. Listen to Par 1 again and complete the dialogue below.;6. Listen to Par 2 again and complete the dialogue below.;Using words and expressions;3. Translate the following sentences into Chinese.;Using structures;Listening Task;存郁榔决自施庞袭舵侦赔承砂羔搭锣焊毖蛛隔为酞酚谣青弛铆壳膳垢愤邪高中英语选修七 Unit 01 D课件高中英语选修七 Unit 01 D课件;础泻煤仿纽比座吉集成宛冬臆易劈霜辉装套瓶腻呈贷赁伯栅悄梁砚礼蕾姓高中英语选修七 Unit 01 D课件高中英语选修七 Unit 01 D课件;According to the Braille Alphabet on Page 50, write out the message below.;;Listen again and make notes;My Hero: Louis Braille Good afternoon, everyone. Today I’d like to tell you about Louis Braille. He made it possible for blind people to read and write. Louis was born in France in 1809. Sadly when he was little boy, he had an accident. By the time he was four years old, he was completely blind. However, at the age of ten Louis was lucky enough to go to one of the first schools for blind children in Paris. At this particular school they had special books. They were written in ordinary French but the letters were raised up off the page, so that the students could feel the shape of the words and read them. But there were two problems with this system. First, the letters were huge and difficult to read. Second, the books were very expensive so the school library only had fourteen altogether. Louis, who was very clever and creative, thought of a better way to improve books for blind people to read. In 1821, when Louis was twelve years old, a soldier came to his school. This man had invented a system for soldiers to send and receive messages in the dark. Although this idea had not worked very well, Louis became very excited and began experimenting with it. By the time he was fifteen, he had invented a system which used only six dots. And by 1827 the first book using this system was published. It still took a long time before people realized what a wonderful invention Braille’s system was. In fact Louis died in 1852 and did not live to see the success of his system, which has been