"Mr.Whitson's Class" PPT Courseware 2

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"Mr.Whitson's Class" PPT Courseware 2

David Owen

David Owen, Lieutenant Colonel, was a British soldier and writer. In 1938 he joined the Army and was commissioned into the Queen's Royal Regiment. He wrote an article called "A Teacher Like This", and the text we are going to study today is adapted from this article.

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"Mr. Whitson's Class" tells two short stories about the author's childhood science teacher, Mr. Whitson. The first story is narrated in detail. It tells the story of one time when Mr. Wrightson made nonsense about a nocturnal beast called "Cathywampus" in class. The students listened carefully and took detailed notes. Later, During the test, the students all answered the questions carefully according to their notes, but all were judged to have failed. During the class review, Teacher Wrightson said that although he showed everyone the skull of this beast and talked about its night vision, the color of its fur, etc., he also said that nothing about this animal has been left behind, but No one was suspicious at all.

1. Tell stories

During the Ice Age, there was a nocturnal beast called the Cattywampus, which had amazing night vision. This animal became extinct because it could not adapt to the environment.

As nothing else about the animal remains, what kind of beast was it? How did it become extinct? Let the students take a guess.

2. Read the article freely and ask questions

(1) Why did Mr. Wrightson "tease" the students?

(2) Why is taking Mr. Wrightson’s class an unusual adventure every time?

(3) What is the “new spirit of skepticism”?

(4) Why are other teachers not used to being doubted?

3. Acquire new knowledge

Where did you know this from the text? Read the relevant sentences.

1. What does Mr. Wrightson teach us?

Educate us not to be superstitious about books or authority, but to look at things around us dialectically.

Related sentences

"I hope you learned something from this...just speak up."

2. What kind of person is Mr. Wrightson?

Mr. Wrightson is a person who is strict with students, persuasive, passionate about education, and has advanced educational awareness.

Related sentences:

"He wouldn't let us go... until he gave up."

3. What is the “new spirit of skepticism”?

That is to say, we must ask why everything is based on, and what is the basis for it, and never believe in all arguments or superstitious authority.

Related sentences:

"I don't have any big scientific discoveries... It's fun to do that sometimes."

4. Summary

From these sentences, we know that Mr. Wrightson wants to educate students not to be superstitious about books or authority, to look at things around them dialectically, to pursue the truth, and to have the perseverance to stick to the truth, and to speak out once they think others are wrong. courage.

5. Homework after class

1. Put a “√” under the correct pronunciation of the underlined word.

vigilance (tì cì) suspicion (huò huái)

Wrightson (shēn sēn) horror (hài gài)

Correct (jiū jiāo) grade book (bù bó)

2. The understanding of “new skepticism” in connection with reality.

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