"Goddess with the Lamp" PPT courseware 10

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"Goddess with the Lamp" PPT courseware 10

Goddess refers to the female god in myths and legends. Do you know who the Lady with the Lamp is?

Lady with the Lamp—Nightingale

Introduction to Nightingale

Florence Nightingale (May 12, 1820 - August 13, 1910) was born in Florence, a historic city in central Italy, to a wealthy immigrant family. She later moved to the United Kingdom with her family. He was diligent and studious when he was young, and read all kinds of classics. He studied at the University of Paris in France and speaks English, French, Italian and German languages. Her parents wanted her to develop her literary and musical talents and become a member of celebrity society, but she had little interest in this. She wrote in her diary: "There are three paths before me: one is to become a writer; the other is to get married and become a housewife; the third is to be a nurse." She chose the third path regardless of her parents' opposition.

After reading the title, do you have any questions?

1.What does the goddess with the lamp refer to?

2. Why is she called the Lady with the Lamp?

overall perception

Paragraphs 1 and 2: Introduce the background of the story:

Countless disabled people caused by the war are facing the threat of death, and their lives are calling for medical treatment and care.

The third and fourth natural paragraphs describe the "Goddess with the Lamp" using line drawing.

Touching scenes of Florence Nightingale caring for her patients.

The 5th and 6th natural paragraphs change the narrative perspective and praise Nightingale's sublimity and greatness in the form of comments and introductions.

What kind of person do you think Nightingale was, and where did you find out about it?

He has been interested in nursing since he was a child. During vacations in the countryside, he often went to take care of sick villagers.

When people thought nursing was a humble profession, Nightingale still went to a hospital to study nursing at the age of seventeen, determined to be an excellent nurse;

During the war, she led medical teams to field hospitals to care for the wounded.

Nightingale led the nurses to work day and night at the risk of being infected by the disease at any time...

Nightingale also took the initiative to spend money to create a cafe and a reading room near the hospital and purchase books, game supplies and novels, so that the wounded could recuperate and rest happily as if they were at home.

Tell me why people use "Lamp Lady" to praise Nightingale?

Nightingale was kind and amiable, and with a high sense of responsibility, she enthusiastically cared for the sick and wounded day and night. Every night, when she inspected the wounded and sick with an oil lamp in her hand, wherever her figure went, the soldiers kissed her figure to show their high respect for her, so they called her "the goddess with the lamp."

Nightingale's great success in Crimea and her selfless and dedicated spirit have won praise from the public in various countries. The importance of nursing work has been recognized by people, and nursing work has been valued by society since then.

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