1、选择性必修一 Unit 1 Relationships (7) 高一年级 英语 1. Peer Pressure 2. Extroverts and Introverts Reading Club 1. Peer Pressure activities pressure study health friends parents activities Peer Pressure What do you know about it? influenced be accepted conform to peer group peer: people who are the same age as y
2、ou 1. How many paragraphs does the text consist of? Four. Fast Reading 2. What is the main idea of each paragraph? What is peer pressure? Why does it happen? How does peer pressure affect people? Can peer pressure lead to bullying? What can students do to avoid peer pressure? General Understanding 1
3、. What is peer pressure? Why does it happen? 2. How does peer pressure affect people? 3. Can peer pressure lead to bullying? 4. What can students do to avoid peer pressure? (Para. 1): Peer pressure can happen when we are influenced to do something we would not usually do because we want to be accept
4、ed by our peers. 1. What is peer pressure? Why does it happen? 2. How does peer pressure affect people? (Para. 2) : Peer pressure can influence how people dress, how they talk, what music they listen to, what attitudes they adopt and how they behave. 3. Can peer pressure lead to bullying? (Para. 3):
5、 Yes, it plays a role in bullying. If a teenager is seen as weak or different by the majority of their peers, they can become a target for bullies, who tend to pick easy targets. an object deliberately chosen to be attacked 4. What can students do to avoid peer pressure? (Para. 4) The most important
6、 thing is to build up self- confidence, so that it is easier to say “No” to the peer group. Students can do this by choosing their friends wisely, such as being surrounded with positive role models. Its also important for young people to think about the consequences of their actions. If they give in
7、 to peer pressure, the results would be negative. Critical Thinking 1. What is the writers attitude towards peer pressure? How do you know? 2. What is your opinion? What might be the challenges? 3. Is peer pressure always negative? 1. What is the writers attitude towards peer pressure? How do you kn
8、ow? The writer thinks that peer pressure is harmful and we should avoid peer pressure. Because at the end of the text, the writer says that if we give in to peer pressure, the result will be negative. However, if we stop and think about the consequences, we might make a different decision. 2. What i
9、s your opinion? What might be the challenges? I think the ideas the writer suggests are good. We should choose friends who accept us and wont try to change us. However, sometimes our classmates try to pressure us into doing things and it can be embarrassing to say No”. And we are afraid that we migh
10、t be left out and lose the sense of belonging to our group. 3. Is peer pressure always negative? Where does the passage come from? 2. Extroverts and Introverts What personality do you have? read and identify ambitious aggressive energetic outgoing quiet serious shy determined creative humorous perso
11、nality extroverted introverted 1. The most basic personality differences are between introverts and extroverts. 2. What extroverts are like. 3. What introverts are like. 4. Most people are both introverts and extroverts. 5. Attitudes towards introverts and extroverts vary. What is the main idea of e
12、ach paragraph? Fast Reading mind map personality extroverts introverts most people are both attitudes vary Para. 1 1. What makes people individual and unique? 2. What are extroversion and introversion? Different personality. They are ways of describing a persons attitude towards the world: Do they m
13、ove towards it or away from it? Para. 2 1. What are extroverts like? 2. What are their typical jobs? Why? They are friendly, sociable, talkative, enthusiastic and self-confident. Typical extrovert jobs are in politics, sales, teaching and management. show interest and excitement Para. 3 1. What are
14、introverts like? 2. What are their typical jobs? Why? They are reserved, quiet, thoughtful and may be shy. Introverts often work as artists, writers, engineers and inventors. They are reserved, quiet, thoughtful and may be shy. Introverts often work as artists, writers, engineers and inventors. Para
15、. 4 Why are people basically introverts or extroverts? Some people say they are born, while others believe that environment is more important in shaping ones personality. influencing Para. 5 Can you give an example to show how people s attitudes towards introverts and extroverts vary in different cu
16、ltures? For example, Americans value extrovert qualities. However, cultures such as those in central Europe and southeast Asia regard introvert characteristics more highly. General Understanding 1. ( ) Extroverts prefer to be surrounded by people rather than be on their own. 2. ( ) Introverts dont t
17、hink carefully before they do things. 3. ( ) Scientists agree that extroverts are born with this personality trait. 4. ( ) Introverts tend to be happier than extroverts. T Are these statements true (T) or false (F)? F F F 1. Do you agree with the writers opinion that attitudes towards introverts and
18、 extroverts vary in different cultures? Why? 2. What might be the reasons that people who live on islands tend to be more introverted? Critical Thinking 1. Do you agree with the writers opinion that attitudes towards introverts and extroverts vary in different cultures? Why? Yes. I agree with the wr
19、iters opinion. Because the environment, for example, the geographical features like an island or a vast country, has influences on peoples lifestyles and certain personality traits are more valued in one culture than in another. 2. What might be the reasons that people who live on islands tend to be more introverted? Maybe the people who live on islands are more isolated from other people and cultures. And they depend more on themselves. Reading Club 1. Peer Pressure 2. Extroverts and Introverts Homework 1. Read the texts aloud. 2. Write an essay about your personality. Thank you!
