"Marie Curie's Three Grams of Radium" PPT Courseware 3

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"Marie Curie's Three Grams of Radium" PPT Courseware 3

Introduction to Marie Curie

Marie Curie (1867-1934), formerly known as Marie Sklodowska, was a Polish physicist and the first woman to win the Nobel Prize. She worked hard and received a master's degree in physics in 1893 and a master's degree in mathematics in 1894. In 1903, the Curies won the Nobel Prize in Physics. In December 1911, Marie Curie won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Marie Curie dedicated her life to science for the happiness of mankind and never cared about personal gain and honor. She has received as many as 10 types of bonuses, 16 types of medals, and more than 100 honorary titles.

learning target

1. Master new characters and new words.

2. Read the text and understand the great personality and noble spirit of Marie Curie as a scientist through the story of three grams of radium.

3. Find out which things in the text show Mrs. Curie’s great contribution to mankind, which things show Mrs. Curie’s economic difficulties, and have a preliminary understanding of the benefits of writing the text this way.

read it

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first reading perception

Could you please tell me what is the main thing about the article?

Read the text silently and think about the order in which this article is written?

think

1. The title of the article is "Marie Curie's Three Grams of Radium". Is there any description of the three grams of radium in the article?

2. Considering Marie Curie’s situation, what questions do you have?

Marie Curie’s explanation was unusually plain: “No one should get rich from radium, it belongs to all mankind.”

(1) What do you understand from this sentence?

(2) What else can we feel from this "plain" tone?

(3) From this "bland" tone, what else can we feel that is unusually extraordinary?

What they said was not unreasonable, but I still believed our couple was right. Humanity needs people who have the courage to practice, who can gain great benefits from their work, and who can protect their own interests without forgetting the welfare of the public. But human beings also need dreamers and selfless people who are obsessed with their careers.

(1) What do you understand from this sentence?

(2) Understand the selflessness of being obsessed with career.

Homework assignment

1. Copy new words.

2. Read the text emotionally. And write about your feelings.

3. Change the title of the text

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