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1、,Section B,3,Traveling soloA blessing overall!,Objectives,Warming-up,Lead-in,Background Information,Video Watching,3. How has he benefited from the experience?,Tips,Back,Many people dream of leaving everything behind to set off on an adventure that will take them to distant and exotic lands.,The you
2、ng Chinese man cycled alone around Europe, with just a bike and a frisbee equipped. He took the paths from mountains to forests, from rugged roads to creeks. The journey was often strenuous with a new challenge waiting at every turn.,The solo travel has made a difference in his life. He didnt even k
3、now how to fix a bike before he started his tour. He set out on his journey armed with his passion for sports and his taste for a challengebut as he finished his trek, he discovered something much deeper. He reckons that to be oneself is important and his trip is doing what he loves. He hopes to ins
4、pire those like him to start living out their dreams.,A building that provides cheap and simple accommodations and meals especially to young people who are traveling.,Youth Hostelsprovide budget-oriented, sociableaccommodationwhere guests can rent abed, usually abunk bed, in adormitoryand share a ba
5、throom, lounge and sometimes a kitchen. Rooms can be mixed or single-sex, although private rooms may also be available.,Compared with hotels, youth Hostels tend to be budget-oriented; rates are considerably lower, and many hostels have long-term residents whom they employ as desk clerks or housekeep
6、ing staff in exchange for free accommodations. They offer an informal environment and more common areas and opportunities for travelers to socialize.,Reading Skills,Presentation of the Skill,Reading Skill Practice,Good readers draw on prior knowledge and experience to help them understand what they
7、are reading and are thus able to use that knowledge to make connections. Students can comprehend better when they make a text-to-self connection between a piece of reading material and their own life experiences.,Reading with your background knowledge,Once you are able to connect what you are readin
8、g with what you have experienced, you can surely comprehend the paragraph better. More importantly, you can also well sense the underlying tone of the author, which is exactly what the author wants to drive at. Nevertheless, different readers might get a different hint from exactly the same reading
9、material.,Reading with your background knowledge,Through making this text-to-self connection, you can see how this reading skill contributes to your understanding of the paragraph. Remember reading with your background knowledge not only connects you with the text, it also helps you think critically
10、 since your understanding of the text is continuously checked, confirmed, modified, or corrected during the reading process until you eventually come to understand the real purpose of the author.,Reading with your background knowledge,Read Paragraphs 1, 2, and 8 of Text B using the skill of reading
11、with background knowledge. Think about the following questions: What was your feeling when you were reading these paragraphs? Did you get a similar feeling or experience as the author described ? What is the authors purpose of putting these details in the text?,Reading with your background knowledge
12、,Text Study,Text Comprehension,Language Focus,Critical Thinking,Is travel difficult? And why? (Para. 2) What does the author suggest when no one can travel with you? (Para. 3) How did people react to the authors traveling alone? (Para. 5) Does the author regard her solo travel as a curse? Why? (Para
13、s. 6-7) According to the author, what problems can traveling alone bring? (Paras. 8-9) What does the author think about traveling with a companion? (Paras. 10-11) What should be avoided in order to protect yourself from danger in solo travel? (Para. 12) What are the authors opinions about traveling
14、alone? (Paras. 13-14),havent travel much; cant speak the language or read the signs; have to do all the research for yourself, find hotels, get yourself around.,Travel is difficult because we have to deal with many problems:,ask everyone you know; join a tour; or go alone.,When no one can travel wit
15、h you, the author has pointed out that traveling on your own is not a bad choice. You can:,原句： Unfortunately, right from the onset, none of your friends share that dream. (Para. 3, L2),解释: Unfortunately, right from the beginning, none of your friends have the same dream, nor will they go together wi
16、th you.,译文： 但是不幸的是，刚一开始就没有朋友分享你的梦想。,strange, inconceivable, reckless, more susceptible to violent or dangerous situations.,They thought it dangerous and hard to believe:,原句： I made that trip to China, and then zigzagged on a multinational excursion through Indonesia, Thailand, England and France. (Para. 4, L2),解释: I traveled to China, and after that I also traveled to several other countries during one trip, including Indonesia, Thailand, England and France.,译文： 我先去了中国，然后辗转到了印度尼西亚
