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课件网) Unit 2 MORALS AND VIRTUES Listening and Speaking Teaching objectives： 1.Understand the definition of "moral dilemma" and describe the moral dilemmas they have ever faced . 2.Judge the speakers’ attitudes and emotions by listening to what the speakers say, the tone and intonation of the speakers. 3.Talk about their opinions about a certain moral dilemma and the importance of good morals and virtues. 4. learn to make proper choices when you are faced with moral dilemma . 2 What is a moral dilemma It is a situation in which you have two or more difficult choices to make.For moral reasons, sometimes it could be difficult to decide. If you choose one, you might get in trouble for not choosing the other(s). Choice 1: He stops to help her. Choice 2: He ignores her and goes to school. If he stops to help her, he might be late for the examination. If he doesn't help her, the old woman will be in danger. What moral dilemma is the boy in the cartoon facing If you were the boy, would you help the old woman 道德困境 Pre-listening Situation: The boy’s choices: Possible results: What is happening in the picture The boy sees an old woman who has fallen down on the street. stop to help go to attend the exam be late for the exam can’t help the woman Situation The girl is taking the entrance examination for a medical university in Beijing. During the exam, the student next to her fainted. The girl’s choices She can finish the exam. or She can stop and help the student. Possible results She will get into medical university, but the girl might not get the help she needs. She can put the needs of the other person first, but give up her chance to get into the medical university. Listen to the conversation and complete the table to describe the moral dilemma that Jane is talking about. While Listening v. 昏倒，晕厥 2 Listen for attitudes. When you listen, you should pay attention not only to the words but also to How the speaker is talking. If people strongly disagree with something, they might exaggerate [ ɡ z d re t] their intonation(语调，声调). If you hear people speaking very quickly or loudly, they may be excited or angry. If they speak slowly or stop often, they may be confused or not sure about what they are saying. Part 3-Listening Strategies 1. Jane is eager to share the magazine article with Luck. 2. Luck doubts that young people face moral dilemmas all the time. 3. Jane admires what the girl in the story did. 4. Luck doesn’t believe anybody would do what the girl in the story did. 5. Jane wonders how the girl became a doctor later. be used to describe attitudes Listen again and decide whether the statements are true (T) or false (F). Tips 1: Pay attention to the words speakers use (passive or positive or objective) Listen again and decide whether the statements are true (T) or false (F). 1. Jane is eager to share the magazine article with Luke. 2. Luke doubts that young people face moral ... ...
