Unit 3Unlimited Communication 英语第3册 教师用书教材.ppt

;Objectives Students should be able to ;Contents;Module I Experiencing English;;Student 1: Letters have a sense of personal touch, which is much less apparent in cell phone and computer communication. The reason is very simple. Letter writing takes considerably longer time than developing an email on a computer. In modern time, the idea of spending more time on something indicates the importance attached to it. // We use letters to send printed or signed documents that could not be delivered by phone talk or computer. Under many business circumstances, contracts or business correspondents could be enclosed in a mail to the other party. Student 2: Letters correspondences are safer than communicating via phone or computer, both of which could be subjected to information interception by people with ill intention. // Letters prove to be a healthier means of information interchange. Statistics from a variety; of scientific research have revealed that overexposure to radiation of mobile phones and computer may impair one’s skin and eyesight. Student 3: Phones and computers could wipe out /erase geographical barriers.// More specifically, phones may save the public more time compared with traditional letters. In this competitive society, it is no exaggeration that time equals money. It is hard to imagine spending two days writing a letter, one day sending a letter, and more days receiving a letter. In contrast, phones and e-mails hardly fail to convey ideas clearly and efficiently.;Student 4: Information can be sent to your friends or clients faster by means of mobile phone and computers.// The further reason why I advocate the use of computers and mobile phones is that the transportation system used by post office to send letters will bring us environment problems. Cars will release fumes or gases.;Speaking; — Zero or disagree（ in south France）. — Money（ in Japan）. Brainstorm: Discuss with your partners about some other body language