新人教选修7-Unit1-Living-well-Reading名师公开课获奖课件百校联赛一等奖课件.pptxVIP

Reading;;Disabilitiescanbevisibleorinvisible.Peoplewithinvisibledisabilitiesdon’tlookdisabled.Depression,sleepdisordersandlearningdifficultyareinvisibledisabilities.Nomatterwhatdisabilityonehas,lifeisnoteasy.Theyhavemanydifficultiestoovercome,butpleasekeepinmindtheycanalsolivewell,andevenachievegreatsuccess.;;“Evenashesitshelplessinhiswheelchair,hismindseemstosoarevermorebrilliantlyacrossthevastnessofspaceandtimetounlockthesecretsoftheuniverse.”;高尔基说过,在自然剥夺了人类用四肢走路旳本事时,它就予以他一根拐杖,那就是理想。而霍金无疑为这句话做了最完美旳诠释。

他以瘦弱之躯挑战生理极限旳勇气以及霍金式旳顽皮笑容都向世人证明了：他赢了！;LudwigVonBeethoven

路德维希·范·贝多芬（1770-1827）;德国伟大旳作曲家

26岁时听觉衰退

35岁时完全耳聋……

——世界不给他欢乐

他却发明了欢乐给与世界;;1964年被授予美国公民最高旳荣誉——总统自由勋章

第二年又被推选为世界十名杰出妇女之一;张海迪

五岁时因患脊髓血管瘤,

高位截瘫;自学掌握了英语日语

德语和世界语

当代出名作家翻译家;;VincentVanGogh

Epileps

癫痫症

painter;Beethoven

Deaf

Musician;;Thepurposeofthewebsite：

1.Togiveordinaryyoungpeoplewithadisabilitythechancetosharetheirstorieswithothers.

2.Toinspireotherdisabledpeople.;3.Togetnon-disabledpeopletounderstandmoreabouthowchallenginglifecanbeforpeoplewithdisabilities.;Reading;3.absencen.不在,缺席

absenceofmind心不在焉

absentad.缺席旳

beabsentfrom不在,缺席

absent-minded健忘旳,心不在焉旳

4.ignorev.不理睬

ignorantadj.无知旳,不知旳

ignorancen.无知,愚昧;5.encouragementn.鼓励，鼓励

encouragev.鼓励，鼓励

encouragingadj.令人振奋旳

encouragedadj.感到鼓舞旳

encouragesb.todosth.

鼓励某人做某事

discouragevt.使泄气;;Comprehending;Problemscausedbyhisdisability;WhatMartydoesinspiteofhisdisability;Others’attitude;AnintroductiontoMartyandhismuscledisease.

Howhisdisabilitydeveloped.;Martymetalotofdifficultiesatschool.

Howhislifehasbecomeeasier.

Theadvantagesofhisdisease.;1.Whatkindofpersondoyouthink

Martyis?;2.WhatdoyouthinkisthemostdifficultthingthatM