"Youth's Invitation" Youth Time PPT (It's not just the body that grows in Lesson 2)

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"Youth's Invitation" Youth Time PPT (It's not just the body that grows in Lesson 2)

Part One: Perception of Teaching Materials

Learn to think independently

Basics

1. Learn to think independently

(1) Entering adolescence, our ①__________ continues to develop and we begin to have more insights into problems.

(2) With the improvement of thinking ability, when facing unknown and novel things, we need to learn ②__________.

2. Correct understanding of independent thinking

Independent thinking is not the same as blindly pursuing ③______, but it is manifested as not following others' opinions, having one's own unique ④______, and at the same time ⑤______ other people's reasonable and correct opinions.

Correct understanding of independent thinking

1. In the face of unknown and novel things, we must learn to think independently. Which of the following understandings of independent thinking is correct ()

①Have your own unique opinions on things; ②Do things according to your own ideas and pursue uniqueness; ③Accept reasonable and correct opinions of others; ④Dare to argue with others

A． ①②B. ①③

C． ②④ D. ③④

2. During the National Day holiday last year, thousands of people queued up every day in Wuquanshan Park in Lanzhou City just to touch the word "Qu Bing" on the base of the statue of Huo Qubing. It is said that touching it can cure diseases and eliminate disasters. this method()

A． It’s a convention, there’s nothing wrong with it

B. Can bless good health

C． Lack of independent thinking and following what others say

D． tarnished the image of the ancients

Cultivate critical spirit

Basics

1. Demonstration of critical thinking

Critical thinking is manifested in ①____________ about things, and the courage to ②____________, the courage to say "no" to ③________ things, and the courage to ④______ to authority.

2. The role of critical thinking

(1) Critical thinking helps us ⑤__________, ⑥__________, and explore ⑧__________ from different angles ⑦__________.

(2) Criticism can mobilize our ⑨______, inspire our new ⑩__________, and prompt us to solve problems and improve the status quo.

3． How to cultivate critical spirit

Criticism requires not only the courage of ○11_____ and the ability of ○12_____________ and ○13_______________, but also ○14_______________ to know what kind of criticism is more likely to be accepted by others and is more conducive to solving problems.

Demonstration of critical thinking

3． "Learning is expensive but doubtful". In learning, we need critical spirit and courage. Critical thinking mainly manifests as ()

①Have your own opinions on things and dare to express different opinions; ②Dare to say "no" to unreasonable things; ③Be stubborn and think that others are wrong; ④Dare to challenge authority

A． ①②④ B． ②③④

C． ①②③ D. ①③④

The role of critical thinking

4． The former Soviet educator Suhomlinsky once said: "Youth is the time of criticism." This statement is not an exaggeration because ()

① Critical thinking helps us discover and ask questions ② Critical thinking helps us think about problems from different angles and explore solutions ③ Criticism can mobilize our experience and stimulate our new learning motivation ④ Criticism prompts us to solve problems problem, improve the status quo

A． ①②③ B． ②③④

C． ①③④ D． ①②③④

Youth Invitation PPT, Part 2: Integration Method

6. Independence of thinking and critical thinking have a common feature, which is ()

A． Dare to be new and different

B. Don’t consider other people’s feelings when things happen

C． Have your own opinion on things

D． Not accepting the correct opinions of others

7. At a science and technology exhibition, many people marveled at the "frog-type desert car" and "cotton-picking robot" invented by several middle school students, and asked them if they were "smarter than others." They replied: "This is the result of our participation in science and technology small invention activities. Through science and technology practice activities, we have exercised our innovative thinking and hands-on skills before we finally create something." This example tells us that developing creative potential requires ()

A． Good at observation, knowing the smallest things B. Accumulate knowledge and lay a solid foundation

C． Dare to question and imagine boldly D. Apply what you learn and have the courage to practice

Learn to think independently and cultivate critical spirit

8. Lele, a class 2 student in Grade 7 of a certain school, likes to write everything she sees and hears in life in her diary. Here are two excerpts from her diary:

On Monday, my mother discovered that my brother Xiao Ming had dyed his hair red and deliberately cut holes in his clothes. So her mother said to him angrily: "You are a student, how can you dress up so weirdly?" Xiao Ming She said disapprovingly: "You are so stupid." Mom said a few more words, and Xiao Ming said angrily: "I have grown up, and how I dress up is my own business, and you don't have to worry about it."

(1) Do Xiao Ming’s words reflect independent thinking? Why?

Answer: No. Because independent thinking is not the same as blindly pursuing uniqueness, but rather showing that you do not follow what others say, have your own unique insights, and at the same time accept the reasonable and correct opinions of others.

Diary 2 Today, I saw such a report on the Social Science Network: With the development of the Internet, the growing environment of teenagers has changed. The amount of information on the Internet is huge and it is difficult to distinguish true from false. It is even more necessary for schools to cultivate students' independent thinking ability. and critical thinking. In fact, it is not just about dealing with true and false information on the Internet. Critical thinking is already one of the important qualities for the development of middle school students.

(2) Why is it said that “critical thinking is one of the important qualities for the development of middle school students”?

Answer: ① Critical thinking helps us discover problems, ask questions, think about problems from different angles, and explore solutions. ②Criticism can mobilize our experience, stimulate our new motivation for learning, prompt us to solve problems and improve the current situation.

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