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1、會(huì)計(jì)學(xué)1全新大學(xué)英語綜合教程全新大學(xué)英語綜合教程第1頁/共66頁Brainstorm some of the scientific and technological inventions. Scientific and technological inventions E-mailComputerLaptop Mobile phonecloningNuclear powerGenetic engineering nanotechnologyTelevision Electricity第2頁/共66頁第3頁/共66頁第4頁/共66頁P(yáng)arts Paragraphs Main ideasPart

2、 I Paras _To make informed decisions about change, the public needs a basic understanding of science. Part II Paras _What can be done to educate the public about science?Part III Para _With an informed public, human civilization will survive. 1-34-67第5頁/共66頁 Text A: Public Attitudes toward Science 公

3、眾科學(xué)觀公眾科學(xué)觀Black Holes and Baby Universes and Other Essays第6頁/共66頁第7頁/共66頁n3) 他很可能會(huì)干得很好。n It is likely that he will do very well.Para 1第8頁/共66頁nnIt is likely/possible/probable thatnSb is likely to第9頁/共66頁n很少有其他電子設(shè)備能比機(jī)器人很少有其他電子設(shè)備能比機(jī)器人更引起人們對將來就業(yè)的擔(dān)憂。更引起人們對將來就業(yè)的擔(dān)憂。第10頁/共66頁第11頁/共66頁第12頁/共66頁educated women

4、.第13頁/共66頁第14頁/共66頁P(yáng)ara One第15頁/共66頁 The world is changing Life was nasty, brutish and short 第16頁/共66頁第17頁/共66頁P(yáng)ara. 2第18頁/共66頁第19頁/共66頁第20頁/共66頁第21頁/共66頁第22頁/共66頁第23頁/共66頁第24頁/共66頁第25頁/共66頁第26頁/共66頁P(yáng)ara. 2第27頁/共66頁第28頁/共66頁P(yáng)ara 3第29頁/共66頁第30頁/共66頁第31頁/共66頁of directors is in two mindsover the openin

5、g of a branch office in South Africa.第32頁/共66頁requires a steady hand.第33頁/共66頁n2. be interested in第34頁/共66頁第35頁/共66頁P(yáng)ara 3第36頁/共66頁第37頁/共66頁_1.Science education in schools 2._Replacing equations with words and diagrams 3_Making use of mass media Such as Newspapers magazinesTelevision _a mini-exposit

6、ion第38頁/共66頁P(yáng)ara 4第39頁/共66頁第40頁/共66頁第41頁/共66頁第42頁/共66頁equations. nMy own experience第43頁/共66頁P(yáng)ara 4第44頁/共66頁P(yáng)ara 5第45頁/共66頁第46頁/共66頁nample/abundant, excessive, extravagant第47頁/共66頁第48頁/共66頁nprecise values第49頁/共66頁P(yáng)ara 6第50頁/共66頁第51頁/共66頁第52頁/共66頁第53頁/共66頁第54頁/共66頁P(yáng)ara 6第55頁/共66頁P(yáng)ara 7第56頁/共66頁public

7、will have a good understanding about science and can make informed judgments by itself.第57頁/共66頁n外星文明外星文明n對對充滿信心充滿信心nalien civilization nhave sufficient faith in 第58頁/共66頁A process of making a statement and then supporting it with evidence. A typical expository writing begins with a statement of opi

8、nion, then goes on to give supporting details. definitionExposition Vs Narration Fill in the chart by comparing the first 10 lines of both All the Cabbie Had Was a Letter and Public Attitudes toward Science to see the style differences between narration and exposition.?longershorter?compound?nonoyes

9、yes第59頁/共66頁P(yáng)aras. 1-2Introduce the backgroundPara.3 Present the viewParas. 4-6 Solve the problemPara. 7 Draw the conclusionHuman civilization will survive if the public understand science well.The author details the ways to educate people: Science education in Schools; Replacing equations with word

10、s and diagrams; Making use of Mass media.The public needs education in science so as to make informed decisions on their own fate.an opinion supporting details conclusion第60頁/共66頁have brought great changes How to ensureeducation in sciencemake informed decisionsin an interesting mannerin the form of words and diagramsto make full use of put across the latest developments第61頁/共66頁DictationThe following paragraph is about the brain and the language learning. When youre listen