Unit1ReadingClub1PeerPressure

by:BabyHanFastReadingSkillsSkimming（跳讀）---Usually,thefirstsentence（sometimes,thelastsentence)ofeachparagraphisthetopicsentence,whichtellsthereadersofthemainideaofthisparagraph.ReadthetextquicklyandmatchthemainideaofeachparagraphFastReading

Paragraph1Paragraph2Paragraph3Paragraph4Thedefinitionofpeerpressureandthe

reasonsTheeffect/influenceofpeerpressureTherelationshipbetweenpeerpressureandbullyingMeasures/actionstudentscantaketoavoidpeerpressure.ReadingForStructureandMainIdea影響定義原因措施關(guān)系欺凌Paragraph1wouldnotusuallydopartbelongacceptedyoungadultsReadingForDetails影響結(jié)果talkmusicattitudes態(tài)度behaveresist抵抗confidenceunsureapprovalriskywrongpathParagraph2roleweakdifferentoutsidedefend防衛(wèi)Paragraph3目標(biāo)，靶子buildupselfconfidencenowiselypositiverolemodelsacceptconfidentconsequence后果Paragraph4learntorefuse1.Whatispeerpressureandhowdoesitaffectpeople?KeystotheExerciseintheTextBookPeerpressurecanhappenwhenweareinfluencedtodosomethingwewouldnotusuallydobecausewewanttobeacceptedbyourpeers.Itcaninfluencehowpeopledress,howtheytalk,whatmusictheylistento,whatattitudestheyadoptandhowtheybehave.2.Whatsuggestionsdoesthewritergivetoavoidpeerpressure?Themostimportantthingistobuildupself-confidence,sothatitiseasiertosay“No”tothepeergroup.Studentscandothisbychoosingtheirfriendswisely:It’sagoodideaforteenstosurroundthemselveswithpositiverolemodels.1.Tryphysicalactivity.

Physicalexercisewill

relievethestress,relaxyouandturnthefrownsintosmiles.2.Shareyourstress.

Ithelpstotalktosomeoneaboutyourworries.Perhapstheywillhelpyouseeyourprobleminadifferentlight.Youcanturntoyourfriends,teachersandparentsforhelp.3.Checkoffyourtask.

Givepriority(優(yōu)先)tothemostimportantonesanddothosefirst.ExtendedReading(拓展閱讀)HowtoReducePressureReadingClub2FastReadingSkillsSkimming（跳讀）---Usually,thefirstsentence（sometimes,thelastsentence)ofeachparagraphisthetopicsentence,whichtellsthereadersofthemainideaofthisparagraph.ReadthetextquicklyandmatchthemainideaofeachparagraphPara2Para3Para4Para5Introductionofthepopularpersonalitytypes---ExtrovertandIntrovertWhatextrovertsarelike.WhatintrovertsarelikeMostpeoplehavebothintrovertandextrovertcharacteristicsintheirpersonalityAttitudes

towardsintrovertsandextrovertsaredifferentindifferentculturesPara1ReadingForStructureandMainIdeaParagraph1ReadingForDetailsindividual

個(gè)別的，與眾不同的

獨(dú)一無二的

精神病學(xué)家

towards

awayfrom

attitudes

Paragraph2outwards

定義

sociable

特征/品質(zhì)

態(tài)度

典型的工作

enthusiastic

self-confident

interestedotherpeopleactthinkoutsideunmotivatedshoppingpartypolitics銷售

管理好（善于）交際的

Paragraph3定義

特征/品質(zhì)

態(tài)度典型的工作

inwards

reserved

內(nèi)斂的

shy

alone

ideas

thinkandconsider

analyse

分析

inside

stressedmotivationartists

engineers

inventors

Paragraph4關(guān)系

觀點(diǎn)

形成extrovert

introvert

特點(diǎn)，特征

moreonetype

born

environment

Paragraph5extrovert

Europe

introvertislands

happinesslevels

研究

重視

true(T)orfalse(F)?Underline

thereasoninyourbook1.()Extrovertsprefertobesurroundedbypeopleratherthanbeontheirown.2.()Introvertsdon'tthinkcarefullybeforetheydothings.3.()Scientistsagreethatextrovertsarebornwiththis

personalitytrait.4.()Introvertstendtobehappierthanextroverts.TFFFcharacteristicstypicaljobsPersonalityExtrovertsfriendly,sociable,talkative,enthusiastic,self-confidentpolitics,sales,teaching,managementIntrovertsreserved,quiet,thoughtful,shyartists,writers,engineers,inventorsComparisonandSummary對比

總結(jié)

Personality

Characteristics(特點(diǎn))Extroverts1.Theyareinterestedin___________________.2.Theyenjoy____________________________.3.Theytendto___________________________.4Whentheyfeelbad,________________orwithoutenergy,theymight____________________________.Introverts1.Theyfeel_________________alone.2.Theyenjoy___________________.3.Theyliketo________________beforetakingaction,andwilloften_________beforespeaking.4.They_____________,butdeeperexperiences.arangeofexperiences

spendingtimewithotherpeople

actfirstandthinklater

unmotivated

goshopping,callfriendsandhavea