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第一课时 行为与后果的关系（The relationship between behavior and consequences in the first class） The relationship between behavior and consequences in the first class The relationship between behavior and consequence in the first class of the seventh class behavior and consequence Teaching objective: 1. realize that everyone who lives in social relationships will produce certain behavior, and experience your behavior will bring corresponding consequences. 2. learn to understand the relationship between behavior and consequences, understand that each behavior will produce certain consequences. Understand the consequences of different behavior, different reasons. Introducing new courses: psychological test: You went to a primeval forest that you never been to, with the five animals below. Along the way, there is a lot of danger. You cant bring them all to the end. You have to give them all up. What order will you give up? Tigers, monkeys, peacocks, elephants, dogs. Lets take a look at what they represent, the desire for rights and money, your children, your partners, your loved ones, your parents, your friends. Think about what youve just chosen. What do you give up in turn? Some people say that the greatest pleasure in human life is choice, and the greatest pain is not the choice. Because were always stuck with things that make it hard for us to pick things up. Once we have a choice, it means that we must be responsible for what we do. Behavior and consequences are closely related and have an inseparable relationship. Today, the teacher will be with you to explore the relationship between behavior and consequences. Explaining the new lesson Reading the story of P76 Heinz in the book: 1. At this point, Heinz was very hesitant and contradictory. Why? 2, what will happen when Heinz steals and does not steal? (reply after discussion) 3, what would you do if you were Heinz? Keep the story going. Fill in the 77 page of the dialogue to provide Heinz with the right reasons to convince h