2021英语人教版选择性必修第三册课件UNIT 1（付，166页）.pptxVIP

UNIT 1 ART;素养导航 ;创造并不是与生俱来的品质,成功不会一蹴而就。它需要努力,需要汗水,需要坚持,需要把握,甚至需要去创造机遇……只有付出才有回报,只有拼搏才会成功!毕加索“三十年到三十秒”的故事便是对此的完美诠释。 A Little Interesting Story About Pablo Picasso There is an interesting story about how Pablo Picasso,the famous Spanish artist,developed the ability to produce a remarkable① work in just minutes.;As the story goes,Picasso was walking through the market one day when a woman spotted② him.She stopped the artist,pulled out a piece of paper and said,“Mr Picasso,I am a fan of your work.Please,could you do a little drawing for me?”? Picasso smiled and quickly drew a small but beautiful piece of art on the paper.Then,he handed the paper back to her,saying,“That will be one million dollars.” “But Mr Picasso,” the woman said.“It only took you thirty seconds to draw this little masterpiece③.” “My good woman,” Picasso said.“It took me thirty years to draw that masterpiece in thirty seconds.”;Picasso isn’t the only brilliant creative artist who worked for decades to master his craft.His journey is typical of many creative④ geniuses.Even people of considerable talent rarely produce incredible⑤ work before decades of practice. A study tracked the ages of Nobel Prize winners,great inventions and scientists.The researchers found that most groundbreaking(有突破性的) work peaked during the late thirties — at least a full decade into any individual career.Even in the fields of science and maths,creative progress often requires more than ten years’ work.;These findings match the work done by previous⑥ researchers as well.For example,a study conducted at Carnegie Mellon University by Professor John Hayes found that out of 500 famous musical pieces,nearly all were created after ten years of the composer’s career.In later studies,Hayes found similar patterns with poets and painters.He began referring to this period—hard work and little fame—as the “ten years of silence”. Whether you are a composer or a scientist,creativity isn’t a quality you are born with or without.It’s so