(
课件网) Developing Ideas Little White Lies Who is doing better in the exam If you were student B, how would you like to respond Read and talk A B Read and talk Oh, sorry to hear that. But I did no better than you. Come on. Actually you did well. I did worse than you. Well, I did just so-so. Honesty A lie First-reading Read the passage and find out the meaning of “white lies” and the author's attitude to it (approve or not) . First-reading Read the passage and find out the meaning of “white lies” and the author's attitude to it (approve or not) . A white lie is a little lie that we tell to protect others from the truth. The food you cook is “delicious”! Your haircut is wonderful! Author's attitude: × white lies (the last paragraph) Step 1: Divide the passage into three parts with the help of Exercise 3 on page 10. second-reading Step 1: Divide the passage into three parts with the help of Exercise 3 on page 10. Introduction Mainbody Conclusion Reason 1: to make others feel better Reason 2: to give encouragement Reason 3: to protect others from bad news Why do we always tell white lies, though it's wrong What examples are put forward in this part What is the analysis of the writer second-reading The aims and an overview of the passage. A series of paragraphs that explore and develop the argument. A summary of the ideas without any new materials here. Complete the diagram with the information from the passage. rhetorical questions Think & Share 1 What does the “web” in the poem represent It represents a complicated situation, in which once we tell a lie, we have to continue to tell more other lies in order to cover the previous ones. 3 What do you think is the difference between a lie and a white lie 4 How would you feel if you were told a white lie A lie is told to cover the truth in order to benefit yourself, which can be harmful to others. A white lie is told to avoid hurting others, without bad intention. The more I know that someone is not telling you the truth, the less trustworthy they are. They're just telling me stuff I want to hear, and I won't listen to them anymore. Being honest makes you accept YOUR truth. If you cannot be honest with yourself there's no way you can be honest with other people. Becoming a better version of you doesn't need to be a mountain of lies. Lying has become socially acceptable. We have all been the liar and all been lied to. Could you image our world if everyone tried to be a little more honest (our relationship and friendship) The next time you find yourself wanting to tell a “little white lie” ask yourself why you don't want to tell the truth. The truth is always better even if it doesn't sound as good as the lie. Thanks Language points Developing Ideas Written more than two hundred years ago, these lines by Walter Scott remain one of the most well-known excerpts of Scottish poetry. 句意：200多年前，沃尔特 司各特写下的这几行文字，如今依然是苏 ... ...
