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课件网) Unit 4 Why don't you talk to your parents？ SectionA 3a-3c Pre-reading problems Do you have any trouble in your daily life What are your problems problems I have too much homework I get into a fight with my brother/sister My parents often argue with each other I can’t get good grades in English My parents refuse to let me watch TV. I can’t get on well with friends. get on with =get along with与…相处 refuse to do = don't allow拒绝做… The relation is very difficult. 关系紧张 = Pre-reading problems How do you deal with your problem Ask for help Run away from it or try to solve it 处理 How to solve it 逃避问题 Pre-reading Who will you ask for help when you have problems friend teacher stranger father a school counselor ['kauns l ］ A school counselor is a person who is trained to help students with problems, including school problems and personal problems. mother Pre-reading How will you ask for help when you have problems Talk to someone face to face Write a letter to someone Chat on the WeChat or QQ Pre-reading What are the two letters about advice problem Letter One Letter Two Here are 2 letters in the magazine. Who wrote the first letter Who wrote the second letter Robert Hunt, Sad and Thirteen a school counsellor a student or child While-reading Read Letter 1 carefully, fill the blanks. Sad and Thirteen’s main problem: _____ 1._____ 1._____ 2._____ 1._____ He can’t get on with his family. His parents fight a lot. His elder brother is not nice to him. His elder brother refuses to let him watch his favorite TV show. He feels lonely and nervous. Problems about his parents Problems about his elder brother While-reading the feeling about himself Can you give her/him some other advice While-reading Read Letter 2 Find out the advice. Robert Hunt’s advice: _____ 1. “You should _____ 2. “You could _____ 1. “You should _____ 2. “You should _____ talk about these feelings with his family offer to help parents. do more jobs...so that… sit down and communicate with... explain…don’t mind… his brother should … Hope things will be better/work out A: What's your problem, young man B: ... A: Why don't you... You should/could. B: Thanks/Good idea/You’re right . A: No problem. Hope things work out. Pair work If you are Sad and Thirteen, your partner is Robert Hunt, please talk with each other face to face. While-reading While-reading I agree with his advice because they are families, communication is the best way to know each other and make them get on well with each other. I don’t agree with his advice. I don’t think their parents should fight any more. They should care more about their children and spend more time with them. Do you agree or disagree with Mr. Hunt’s advice Why For example: I agree/disagree with his advice because ... Post-reading Is “Sad and thirteen” a real name Sad and thirteen feelings age Why does the student use the name Solve the problems with your parents ... ...
