"Classmate, please speak louder" PPT courseware 2

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"Classmate, please speak louder" PPT courseware 2

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What does the text mainly talk about?

After reading the text, what is your biggest gain?

Classmate, please speak louder

I have been introverted since I was a child and am afraid of speaking in public.

When I was in the sixth grade, a class teacher called "Iron Fist" came to me. In the first Chinese class, when it was time to announce the class representative, everyone was waiting eagerly. Only I lowered my head, sitting on pins and needles, enduring the danger of being called on by the teacher - even though I knew my Chinese score. No good, will never be selected.

"I chose an honest man. He is so honest that he can't even express himself clearly." I was stunned. I didn't know why he would go against me, who kept my peace of mind, and made me take on huge trouble. What was even more terrifying was yet to come. The head teacher gave up the podium and asked me to give a short inaugural speech.

Why does the text have a sentence as the title? Who said this to whom? Under what circumstances did you say it? Does this sentence have a special meaning?

How many times does the sentence "Classmate, please speak louder" appear in the article? Under what circumstances did each occur?

Read the following sentences and talk about their similarities and differences.

(1) "What did you say? Classmate, please speak louder!"

(2) "Classmate, can your voice be a little louder, a little louder?"

(3) "If you have the courage to shout loudly in public, don't you have the courage to improve your grades?"

Iron fist: refers to strong means. This lesson describes the class teacher's ability to manage students very well.

Confinement: restraint, strong restriction.

Thousands of miles a day: describes rapid progress.

Persistently lingering in the ears: describes the sound constantly lingering in the ears.

Motto: A motto written out and placed next to the seat. It generally refers to a motto that motivates and warns oneself.

discuss:

Why do these two teachers have such a profound impact on "me"? Are there such teachers around you?

Choose the correct pronunciation for the dotted words.

Sitting on pins and needles (zhān tǎn) burning (là nà)

Confinement (kù �ù) solidification (nín� yí)

cover (sì shì) barrier (zàn� zhàn�)

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Update Time: 2024-11-09

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