新视野第三册unit 5.pptVIP

College English;In my course, I try to;Book III Unit 5 ;Section A;OBJECTIVES;Learning Procedures;Pre-reading Activities;Watch the pictures and discuss your impressions.;;Video Clip;;;There are almost as many ways to view life as there are human lives. This statement may seem exaggerated, but life is at least invested with the meanings as follows: 1) Life is a becoming, a flowing on without pity. Our parents live on through us, and we will live on through our children.;2) Life is a long but enjoyable journey as long as you are ready to overcome obstacles in your way. 3) Life is an accumulation of treasures – a truth you find out, a skill you pride yourself on, an experience you get insight from, a friendship you make firm and long, … By living, we do not mean merely enjoying the pleasures each day offers or laboring for wealth. Rather, we mean living each day as if it is the only one you have.;;Understanding the text;The story is about a doctor’s view of a dying grandmother. At the beginning, in the doctor’s eye, the old woman is just a ________ — looking lady with ________　hands . But in the end, she finds her as a ＿＿＿＿＿＿ lady with a even more graceful ＿＿＿.;“Water.” “More,” “Thank, you” “I sent… my family … home … tonight… didn’t want … them… to see…” “You… stay…”;The story is told in chronological order (time order), as most stories are told. Read the text again, and find out the major episodes of the story.;At first, Mrs. Clark is ______________ to me. (paras 1-3) Then, when I offer help to her, I know something about her and begin to ___________ her. (paras 4-7) At last, she dies and I am deeply _________ by her. (para 8) Two days later, I know more about her from the newspaper. (para 9);Detailed Study;Part 1 (paras1-3);Q1: How does the doctor feel as she first sees the dying woman? Tips: a sour vinegar taste, pit of stomach, unemotional eye Q 2: How does the woman look like? Tips: skeleton body, dark yellow, hang loosely, sunken chest, uneven br