新探索研究生英语视听说-配套课件-U3-periods34.pptxVIP

Learning objectives01find out the myths and facts about germsexplain how scientists usually investigate the causes of diseasesdescribe the theory and application of Traditional Chinese Medicine02clarify or confirm ideasunderstand cause-and-effect relationshipsidentify either-or fallaciesmake deductionsLearning objectives03present findings about the spread and prevention of a certain diseaseidentify either-or fallacies02clarify or confirm ideasmake deductionsunderstand cause-and-effect relationshipsCONTENTSCritical thinkingA cross-cultural view1Speaking model2Academic communicationSpeaking skillSpeaking taskCritical thinkingA cross-cultural viewGetting the skillA cross-cultural view1. Decide whether the following statements are true or false.1. TCM focuses on treating the diseases rather than preventing the diseases from happening.A. True. B. False.2. Yin and yang are static in the universe and the human body.A. True. B. False.3. According to TCM, the imbalance between yin and yang in the human body will cause diseases.A. True. B. False.Critical thinkingA cross-cultural view1. Decide whether the following statements are true or false.4. Tu Youyou is the first to discover the medicinal value of the herb qinghao.A. True. B. False.5. TCM is widely used in treating chronic diseases.A. True. B. False.6. Cupping is used to treat back and joint pain.A. True. B. False.Critical thinkingA cross-cultural view2. Watch the video again. Work in groups to discuss the following questions.According to the yin-yang theory, is it advisable to eat watermelon in winter? Why or why not?Have you experienced TCM treatment or heard an experience from other people? Share the experience with the class.Critical thinkingA cross-cultural view2. Watch the video again. Work in groups to discuss the following questions.According to the yin-yang theory, is it advisable to eat watermelon