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1、unit新起点大学英语-讲稿 作者： 日期：Unit 21 Work in pairs to check the statements which are true for you. Give a description of what you are doing now.ExampleA: Do you need at leas two alarm clocks to get you up in the morning?B: No, I always get up early in the morning to practise my English in a corner on campu
2、s. What about you?A: Survey1. I need at least two alarm clocks to get me up in the morning.2. I always leave writing essays until the last minute.3. The best thing about my life as a student is the partying.4. I take part in every protest on campus.5. I think I may be studying the wrong subject.6. I
3、 came to college to get an education, Im not thinking about what job Id like.7. Im crazy about the Beatles.8. I think no one has ever improved on the miniskirt.9. Im not interested in politics.10. I feel young people can change the world.Life in the sixtiesSocial affairsCultural affairsPresentation2
4、 Social affairsListen to a recording about social affairs in the US during the 1960s and complete the sentences. Social affairs The 1960s began with the election of the first president born in the 20th century John Kennedy. For many Americans, the young president was the symbol of a 1) _ of hope for
5、 the nation. When Kennedy was murdered in 1963, many felt that their hopes died, too. This was especially true of young people, and members and supporters of 2) _ groups. A time of 3) _ and hope soon began to look like a time of anger and violence. More Americans protested to demand an end to the 4)
6、 _ treatment of black citizens. More protested to demand an end to the war in Vietnam. And more protested to demand full 5) _ for women. By the middle of the 1960s, it had become almost impossible for President Lyndon Johnson to leave the White House without facing 6) _ against the war in Vietnam. I
7、n March of 1968, he announced that he would not run for another term. In addition to President John Kennedy, two other 7) _ leaders were murdered during the nineteen sixties. 8) _ rights leader Martin Luther King was shot in Memphis, Tennessee in 1968. Several weeks later, Robert KennedyJohn Kennedy
8、s brotherwas shot in Los Angeles, California. He was campaigning to win his partys 9) _ for president. Their deaths resulted in 10) _ in cities across the country. 3 Cultural affairsListen to recordings about cultural affairs in the US during the 1960s and finish the tasks.Bob Dylan 鲍勃迪伦 （美国民谣歌手、作曲
9、家、诗人）Allen Ginsberg 艾伦金斯堡 （美国先锋派诗人)Timothy Leary 蒂莫西李瑞 (美国心理学家）4 Listen to Part I and answer the questions.1. What values did parents teach their children in the 1950s?A belief in God, hard work and service to their country.2. How did young people rebel against their parents?Letting their hair grow
10、long and by wearing strange clothes.3. What were the main topics of Bob Dylans songs?Social unrest.4. What did “Do your own thing” mean? Do whatever you wanted, without feeling guilty. Listen to Part 2 and decide whether these statements are True or False. 1 Hippies longed for more love and personal
11、 freedom in America. 2 Timothy Leary urged young people to avoid drugs. 3 People who use L-S-D see strange, colorful images. 4 All the Americans got engaged into the social revolution. 5 Women in the 1960s fought only for the same chances as men to get a good education and a good job. ComparisonWork
12、 in groups to discuss the topic.Based on what youve got about the life in the 1960s and life today, how do you think the life of young people has changed?In the 1960s, young people got themselves involved in seeking freedom and justice while young people today are mainly concerned about how to impro
13、ve their chances of being competitive in the employment market. Text organizationRead the text quickly and fill in the flow chart to understand the structure of the text.Text OrganizationTopicCollege: special?Students in the 1960sStudents todayConclusionCollege isnt special any more.A general idea a
14、bout college in the 1960sa place to experience exciting & stimulating lifeSupporting idea 1 College: a place to fight for freedom and justiceSupporting idea 2 College: a place to taste real freedom A general idea about college today a place which produces no passion Supporting idea 1 College: a mere place to increase chances of getting a good jobSupporting idea 2 College: a place not different from the real worldComprehending the textWork in groups. Group 1 read Paras. 1-4 to check the true statements about the 1960s. Group 2 read Paras. 5-7 to check the true
