Unit 2 What is happiness to you Task 课件.pptVIP

e.g. I know you are trying very hard to solve your problem, and that is great! Why don’t you try doing…? 2. give examples People like to know how to use your solution. If you know of a similar situation where your solution worked, mention it, e.g., Something like that happened to my friend Jane. This is what she did… 3. be specific When presenting your solution, be sure to say what kind of solution it is. If you are offering help to people about studying, say that: Many people have problems finding enough time to study. One common solution is… Step 3: Writing an article Ma Jie solved his problem with help from his parents, teachers and coach. You and a friend decide to write an article for the school website about Ma Jie’s problems and solutions. Find a partner to be your friend and write your article. Homework 1. Review the lesson. 2. Preview for the next lesson. Unit 2 What is happiness to you? Task Skills building 1: identifying negative emotional language Questions： 1. If you fail in the maths exam, how do you feel? 2. If you plan to climb a mountain on the weekend, but it rains that day. How do you feel? :-( sad face :( :-| crying face disappointed face Let’s see more emoticons. =:O frightened lonely When people discuss problems, fears and worries, they use specific language to describe their experiences. They often rely on emotional words and negative images. To quickly identify theses themes, there are certain words, phrases and patterns you can look for. 1）Words Sad confused disappointed alone afraid 2）patterns: I feel like… They make/It makes me feel… I wish… I’m tired of … 3）phrases: Under a black cloud stuck/caught between… feel blue in very low spirits Step 1: identifying problems Answers: A I don’t know what to do. I’ve been very sad. I feel caught between… They make me feel like I’m a bad son. 5. I feel guilty… 6