"Comparing Hearts to Hearts" PPT Courseware 3

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"Comparing Hearts to Hearts" PPT Courseware 3

Reading the text for the first time and perceiving the content

Now please read the text freely, and read the difficult parts a few times. After reading, tell the teacher and classmates what two heart-to-heart things are written in the text?

1. My mother is about the same age as you. I hope that when she encounters this kind of situation, someone will open the door for her. "

2. One day, I accompanied my sick mother to the hospital for infusion. The young nurse inserted two needles into my mother’s blood vessels, but they failed to penetrate. I saw a green bump at the eye of the needle.

What two things are written about comparing one's heart to one's heart in the text?

(1) I learned about an aunt who helped "my" grandma push the door open.

(2) The mother went to the hospital to get an injection, and the nurse took several injections before she could get it right. The mother did not blame the nurse.

Read the text carefully

What parts of the article warmed your heart? Let's read silently and mark the text.

Think about it:

1. How do you feel after hearing what your aunt said?

2. What would you do if you were that aunt?

Understanding and application, four-person group discussion:

1. When my deskmate is sick, I know how to (), and I know how to () even better, because I understand how to "compare one's feelings to one's own feelings";

2. In school, when I saw my classmate’s grades were not satisfactory, he was very sad. I know how to (), and I know how to () even better, because I know how to “compare my heart to my heart”;

3. ( ), I know ( ), I know ( ) even better, because I know how to “compare your heart to your heart”.

Operation:

1. Read the text emotionally.

2. Write about it: In the near future, the little nurse in the text will become the best nurse in the hospital and the most popular nurse among patients. One day she met my mother on the road. A TV station wanted to conduct a special interview with her. Please design a speech for her and tell her what was in her heart.

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