""Excellent" and "terrible"" PPT courseware 6

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""Excellent" and "terrible"" PPT courseware 6

Bud Schulberg's biography: Son of Benjamin Schulberg, he was born in New York on March 27, 1914. He graduated from Dartmouth College and worked as a screenwriter at Paramount. Bud Schulberg is a famous American best-selling author. Published works include "On the Waterfront", "On the Waterfront", "What Makes Sammy Run", "Waking Dreams", "Cleverly Dumb and Dumbly Smart", "I Like This Unlikable" "People" etc.

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Cautious and proud (yangyang)

Pushing the door open and crying loudly

Freely read "I remember when I was seven or eight years old...arguing over that poem" and think:

1. What was the evaluation of mother and father after "I" wrote the first poem? Draw with straight lines and wavy lines respectively. And think about it: What did you understand?

2. What are the different reactions “I” have after hearing my parents’ comments? Please draw it with double horizontal lines.

"I" performance:

Shyly yet triumphantly, I nodded and told her that I had indeed written the poem.

I couldn't wait to let my father read the poem I wrote immediately.

I really can't wait.

I was so nervous.

I buried my head low. The poem is only ten lines long, but I think he read it for hours

My eyes were moist and my head was too heavy to lift.

I can't take it anymore.

Read aloud freely "Now I have many works...be careful, pay attention, summarize, improve" and think:

1. Why do "I" realize more and more how lucky "I" was in the first place?

2. What do “need the power from the mother” and “need the power of warning to balance” mean?

3. What does "this" in the sentence "This alone is incomplete and may lead people astray"?

Sentence understanding

They are like two winds blowing towards me constantly. I carefully hold the boat of life to prevent it from being blown over by any wind.

"They" refer to the mother's "wonderful" praise and the father's "terrible" criticism.

This sentence means that when the author is accompanied by different forms of "love" from his parents, he will not develop pride and inferiority, and will continue to move forward with the encouragement of love.

I know from the bottom of my heart that whether it is "wonderful" or "terrible", these two extreme assertions have a common starting point - that is love.

This sentence expresses "I"'s praise of my mother as "wonderful" and criticism of my father as "terrible". I have a correct understanding of the common starting point of parents - "love".

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