"You are your captain" PPT courseware

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"You are your captain" PPT courseware

Thought navigation:

As a captain of a ship, he should have:

(1) Have a strong sense of orientation;

(2) Have a high sense of responsibility;

(3) Must have the psychological quality to be fearless and calm in the face of danger;

(4) When encountering dangerous situations, you must have the ability to make decisive decisions and command decisively;

(5) Be good at listening to crew members’ opinions,

Captain's profile

"Captain" Cui Weiping, professor at Beijing Film Academy. On March 3, 2000, her daughter's third grade (4) class in Beijing 101 Middle School held a theme class meeting to celebrate the 15th birthday of the whole class. The "Captain" spoke at the meeting as a representative of the students' parents. What we are going to study today is her speech.

Talk about your understanding of the topic "You are your captain"

We must grasp the course of life and control our own destiny; each of us is the captain of the boat of life.

learning and thinking

1. Read the text emotionally and accumulate words.

2. At the theme class meeting, what questions did the author, as a representative of the students’ parents, raise? What conclusions were drawn?

3. Can the order of these questions designed by the author be reversed? Why?

4. What does the author ask us to do in the text? What's the reason?

5. What is the final point of view expressed by the author as a parent?

1. Find a dictionary and give the phonetic notation for the following words:

croak ( ) fall ( ) to the ground

Pinch ( ) and pinch drawer ( )

Indifferent ( ) Heart-open ( )

2 Remember the following words:

Guagua falling to the ground: refers to the birth of a baby.

Gloating: Feeling happy when others suffer disaster.

Condescending: The text refers to being in a superior position than others and being condescending to others.

Discrimination: Treating someone unequally.

Question 1: Ask students to stretch out your hands and pinch your arms or your faces to see if it hurts?

Conclusion 1: Know your pain

Question 2: Of course we know our own pain, but do others also know our pain?

Conclusion 2: Others besides ourselves can feel our pain.

Question 3: Others can feel our pain, but can we also feel other people’s pain?

Conclusion 3: We can also feel our mother’s pain and try to share or alleviate it.

Question 4: In addition to having this kind of feeling among relatives, communicating with each other, and sharing with each other, can we also have this kind of feeling toward other people, even people we don’t know?

The author's thoughts

The topic was introduced with emotion about the child's growth, and then four questions were raised along the way.

interlocking

Offer your own opinion: We can...shouldn't...

Going deep layer by layer

Summarize your own point of view: Let us gradually develop the concept of fairness and justice, and... become a compassionate and righteous person.

logically

Fifteen years ago, when the children here were born, we as parents could hardly imagine the situation today. This moment is exciting and unforgettable. Our children are fifteen years old. You are healthy and strong. What a great thing. What do I want to talk about at this moment? You are sitting here neatly, side by side, and I can feel your eager gazes intertwined, and your young lives exchanging energy with each other. Okay, let's start here.

1Why does the author say that “today’s scene” is so difficult for parents to imagine?

2 “This moment” in the second sentence refers to:

3 "Our children are fifteen years old. You are healthy and strong. What a great thing." What does "this" in the sentence refer to? Is "this" a great thing?

1. Fifteen years ago, children were just babies, but today, parents and their children sit together for parent-teacher conferences, and the past is still vivid in their minds.

2. The time when parents and children hold parent-teacher conferences together.

3. "This" refers to "our child...and strong." From a newborn baby to a healthy and strong fifteen-year-old child, how much effort parents have put in during this process is a remarkable thing for a family.

Collaborative exploration:

1. Do you think you can become a good captain as long as you have the four points mentioned by the author? What other qualities does a good person need to possess?

2. In this case, do you think you have the ability to be your captain now?

3. Discussion: Can parents be our captains?

4. Where are you going to sail the boat of your life?

Thought navigation:

1. An excellent "captain" must also possess:

①Be kind to others, be willing to help others, and learn to be tolerant;

② Be open-minded and eager to learn, and be good at listening to other people’s opinions and suggestions.

③Have the ability to solve problems. A person will encounter problems all the time in his life. It is impossible to escape and can only be solved.

④You must learn to be independent but also have a cooperative spirit;

⑤Don’t give up easily when encountering difficulties, be brave enough to overcome difficulties, and be good at overcoming difficulties;

⑦ Be optimistic and face life with a smile;

⑧We must keep pace with the times and pioneer and innovate...

2. We are not yet capable of being our own captains, but we must strive towards this goal, improve our abilities in all aspects, constantly improve ourselves, strive to be our own captains as soon as possible, and ride the wind and waves on the voyage of life!

3. Our parents are more experienced than us. They are old captains after all, and our life experience is too short. If we become captain too early, the ship will hit the rocks or even be in danger of sinking; but our parents will always leave us, and they can only Serve as an advisor or counselor on our journey through life.

No matter what, we have to walk our own path in life. The captain of our life boat is ultimately ourselves, so we should

I have been practicing being a "captain" since I was a child.

after class homework

Complete the relevant exercises in the "Exercise Book" to consolidate what you have learned in this lesson.

Collect famous quotes and aphorisms related to the theme of this lesson to cultivate your character.

Find information and read more classic speeches.

Prepare your speech for next Monday’s speech: I have a dream.

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"You Are Your Captain" PPT Courseware 2 Author Introduction Cui Weiping, female, native of Yancheng, Jiangsu Province, is a famous scholar, cultural and ideological critic, and translator. He is currently a professor at the Basic Department of Beijing Film Academy. His main research fields are literary theory and contemporary Chinese avant-garde literature. In recent years...

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