高二英語helping people around the world教案1

Unit

4Helping

people

around

the

world

Part

One

Teaching

Design第一部分教學設計Aims

andrequirements?

Read

a

speech

made

by

a

UN

Goodwill

Ambassador

and

the

diary

entry

of

a

Medecins

Sans

Frontieres(MSF)

nurse?

Listen

to

anews

report

about

problems

in

the

mountains

in

northern

Thailand?

Discuss

thework

and

skills

of

a

UN

Goodwill

Ambassador

and

talk

about

ways

in

w

hich

students

couldhelp

children

in

poor

areas?

Write

a

proposal

suggesting

ways

to

help

poor

children?

Make

an

action

plan

of

things

you

could

do

to

help

your

communityProcedures●ProjectMaking

an

action

planReading1.At

the

beginning

of

this

class,

let’s

watch

avideo.

From

it,

weknow

that

when

a

nation

is

in

trouble,

thepeople

all

over

theworld

will

give

a

hand.

And

wealso

know

that

when

a

destructive

disaster

happens,medical

aid

is

especially

important

to

the

injured

people.

Today

we’ll

read

a

diary

entry

of

a

nursewho

works

for

an

international

organization

that

providesmedical

service

around

theworld.

After

that,

I’m

sure

you’ll

have

a

better

understanding

about

what

canbe

doneto

help

poor

people

in

poor

areas.2.

Pair

work:

Have

a

discussion

about

the

following

questions:

Haveyou

everheard

of

an

organization

called

MSF?What

does

MSF

stand

for?What

does

it

mean

in

English?Who

do

you

think

the

members

of

MSF

are?What

do

you

think

themembers

of

MSF

do?For

referenceAbout

MSF:TheMSF

role

in

emergency

medical

aidMédecins

Sans

Frontières

(MSF)

is

an

internationalhumanitarian

aid

organization

that

providesemergency

medical

assistance

to

populations

indanger

in

morethan

70

countries.In

countries

where

health

structuresareinsufficient

or

even

non-existent,

MSF

collaborateswith

authorities

such

as

the

Ministry

of

Health

to

provide

assistance.

MSF

works

inrehabilitation

of

hospitals

and

dispensaries,

vaccination

programmes

and

water

andsanitationprojects.MSFalsoworksinremotehealthcarecentres,slumareasandprovides

training

of

local

personnel.

All

this

is

done

with

the

objective

of

rebuildinghealth

structures

to

acceptablelevels.Raising

AwarenessIn

carrying

out

humanitarian

assistance,

MSF

seeks

also

to

raise

awareness

of

crisissituations;

MSF

acts

as

a

witness

and

will

speak

out,

either

in

private

or

in

publicabout

the

plight

of

populations

in

danger

for

whom

MSF

works.

In

doing

so,

MSFsets

out

to

alleviate

human

suffering,

to

protect

life

and

health

and

to

restore

andensurerespect

for

thehuman

beings

and

their

fundamental

human

rights.

Only

a

small

percentage

of

the

populations

that

find

themselves

in

a

situation

ofdanger

gain

the

attention

of

the

media.

MSF

teams

travel

to

places

that

many

peoplehave

never

heard

of,

to

assist

those

who

have

fallen

victim

to

natural

or

man-madedisasters.MSFvolunteershaveastorytotellwhentheyreturnfromtheirmissions,and

they

use

their

experiences

to

speak

of

what

they

have

seen.

For

MSF,

raisingawareness

for

these

populations

and

the

situations

they

are

in

is

an

impor

tant

task.Whenever

possible,

MSF

volunteers

give

interviews

and

make

presentations.

MSFoffices

worldwide

facilitate

the

organization

of

gatherings,

for

individuals

and

groupswho

want

to

speak

in

their

home

communities.

MSF

also

mounts

exhibitions

and,from

time

to

time,

releases

publications,

with

the

aim

of

raising

awareness.

It

is

part

of

MSF's

work

to

address

any

violations

of

basic

human

rightsencountered

by

field

teams,

violations

perpetrated

or

sustained

by

political

actors.

Itdoes

so

by

confronting

the

responsible

actors

themselves,

by

putting

pressure

on

themthrough

mobilization

of

the

international

community

and

by

issuing

informationpublicly.

In

order

to

prevent

compromise

or

manipulation

of

MSF's

relief

activities,MSFmaintainsneutralityandindependencefromindividualgovernments.Theorganization

also

tries

to

ensurethat

themajority

offunds

raised

for

its

work

comes

directly

fromcontributions

from

the

general

public.

In

this

way,MSF

guarantees

equal

access

to

its

humanitarianassistance.MSF

has

been

setting

up

emergency

medicalaid

missions

around

theworld

since

1971.3.

Read

the

passage

“Changing

the

world---my

commitment”Try

to

answer

thefirst

questions

on

P63.Answers1.Thenurseandtheothermembersofthemedicalteamsetupfeedingcenterstomake

surethat

people

get

food,

check

thehealth

of

babies

to

make

surethat

they

put

on

weight,

give

vaccinations

to

stop

children

dying

from

measles,

and

set

up

aclinic

to

take

careof

injuries.

They

also

have

to

bury

the

dead

bodies

as

quickly

as

possible

to

stop

disease

spreading.

In

addition,

they

listen

to

and

comfort

people.2.

Sometimes

thereis

lots

of

fighting.

Thereis

not

enough

clean

water.3.

She

feels

she

is

very

lucky

to

be

able

to

help

others

and

do

something

worthwhile.She

likes

her

job

and

sheis

happy

and

proud

to

makea

differenceto

people’s

liveson

an

individual

level.4.

Read

the

passageagain

and

try

to

judge

whether

thefollowing

statements

aretrueor

false.1)Although

thereis

too

much

work

to

do,

shecan

still

afford

to

write

her

diary

every

day.2)

Thetown

is

in

ruins,

but

fortunately

the

hospital

remains

in

good

condition

and

usable.3)

Before

working

in

this

island,

shehas

never

worked

in

poor

areas.4)

Thereare

altogether

five

people

on

themedical

team

,two

doctors

,

onenurseand

two

assistants.5)

She

worried

that

malnutrition

will

be

a

problem

in

the

future

because

the

fields

and

ha