1、高職高專英語立體化系列教材,外語教學(xué)與研究出版社,成都紡織高等專科學(xué)校,Unit 1,職場素質(zhì)英語,Im Lovin it,Warming-up,Reading,Language Lab,Writing,Further Study,Unit 1,Warming-up,Home,Task 1 Discuss with you partner: What might these students love to do for their future career and what about you?, Back,Next ,Return,2.Student B likes computer p

2、rogramming very much. B might be a(n) _.,1.Student A has always been good with numbers. A might be a(n) _.,3.Student C is talented in drawing and his dream is to design the most beautiful building. C might be a(n) _.,accountant,Task 1,programmer,architect, Back,Next ,5. Student Es spoken English is

3、amazing and shes never afraid to talk with foreigners. E might be a(n) _.,6. Student F is tall and thin. She is pretty and loves acting. F might be a(n) _.,4. Student D is talkative and can always persuade people to believe him. D might be a(n) _.,lawyer/reporter/salesperson,Return,Task 1,translator

4、/diplomat,actress/model, Back,Next ,8. My partner _. He/She wants to be a(n) _.,7. I _. I want to be a(n) _.,Return,Task 1,Task 2 Quiz: Do you love your study? Read the following statements and decide whether it is True (1 point) or False (-1 point) about you. Add up the points to find out how much

5、you love your study. Compare with your partner. 1. I feel happy when I think about my study. 2. Im among the few students with the highest attendance. 3. I enjoy telling my friends and family about all the exciting things Ive experienced at college. 4. I miss my books when Im away from it for an ext

6、ended period. 5. Ive enrolled for more courses than required., Back,Next ,Return,Task 2,6. Sometimes I get so wrapped up in my study that I forget to take breaks. 7. I make use of every facility the college offerslibrary, labs, gym, etc. 8. I feel energized when Im at college. 9. The hours fly by qu

7、ickly when Im studying. 10. I feel really sad when a term is over. 11. I feel ashamed when Im scolded by the teacher or I fail in an exam. 12. Im very friendly with my teachers and classmates., Back,Next ,Return,Task 2,Reading,Home,Love What You do,Text,Elizabeth Fournier is a mortician. While at co

8、llege, she made it clear that her interest in the mortuary business was more than a joke but her friends never took her seriously. However, some 19 years later, they asked her to bury their family members. Fournier feels honored to be able to assist people during what can be the worst time of their

9、lives. In her eyes, helping families by organizing a funeral when it is needed is a role consistent with the work of midwives and nurses. Fournier considers her contribution to her community to be equally significant.,Return,Text,Many of the reasons why Fournier loves her unconventional work are act

10、ually conventional, at least according to career satisfaction studies that draw a correlation between job fulfillment and personal contribution. It has been discovered that the happiest workers are those in caregiver roles such as firefighters, teachers, the clergy and physical therapists.,Return,Te

11、xt,Job satisfaction is the result of having a sense of autonomy, purpose and the desire to do things because theyre useful, fun and interesting. Salary doesnt necessarily correlate with job satisfaction. It may attract people to the front door, but something else keeps them from going out the back.,

12、Return,Text,Yet for all the people who love their careers, there are a surprisingly high number of people who admit to being dissatisfied with their job. If feelings about our careers tend more toward disenchantment, the good news is that there are several steps we can take to improve our situation.

13、,Return,Text,If we love what were doing 80 percent of the time, were doing pretty well. The energy we get from the work we enjoy probably far outweighs the drain of the things we dont like. We should stay focused on the aspects of our work that bring us pleasure.,Return,Text,If we feel unappreciated

14、 or ignored, we should find ways to become more visible. We should seek opportunities to voice our opinion. If our job is boring, we could request more responsibility. If the work is too easy, we could ask for new challenges or training to help develop our skills.,Return,Text,We should try to discov

15、er where the intersection of what we enjoy doing, what were good at and what brings value to the marketplace lies. Identifying this overlap will help us to realize the value of our work and this realization will bring satisfaction.,Return,Lastly, if we dont get along with our bosses or co-workers, w

16、e should try to limit interactions with them as much as possible. Focus on our performance and results.,Return,Task 1,Text,If these strategies still leave us restless, it may be time to start looking for a new job. Remember, your job means you own it and live with it, possibly these days, 24/7! Ther

17、efore, it is best to try to love it.,Return,Think about the following questions while you read the passage.,Thinking Point,01. What job do you want to do in the future? Why? What do you think you can gain from it? 02. Make a phone call or write an email to your parents to find out the things that le

18、ad to their satisfaction or dissatisfaction with their current job.,Return,New Words,New Words 2. the reasons for their job change; 3. your suggestions to job hoppers.,Return,Task 6,Task 5,Task 4,Task 3,Task 2,Task 7,Task 1,Listening it lies in the joy of achievement, in the thrill of creative effort. A man can succeed at almost anything for which he has unlimited enthusiasm. It is no use doing what you like;