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1、MappingMappingEmbarkation Embarkation Navigation Navigation Destination Destination ResourcesLearning about the key to a successful marriageObtaining the key ideas from the financial advice / guidance to see how reasons are given to persuade readersActive reading 2: MappingActive reading 2: MappingK
2、ey to a successful marriageActive reading 2: EmbarkationActive reading 2: EmbarkationReasons for getting marriedMarriage metaphorNaked marriageReasons for getting marriedActive reading 2:Active reading 2: EmbarkationEmbarkationWatch a video clip and discuss the topic: why do people get married?It is
3、 a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife. Jane Austen, Pride and prejudiceclickReasons for getting marriedActive reading 2:Active reading 2: EmbarkationEmbarkationlfor lovelfor money/financial security lto get company la way out o
4、f ones parents home la way of saving a relationship lto have childrenlfamily pressure la long standing agreement between two familiesKey to a successful marriageActive reading 2:Active reading 2: EmbarkationEmbarkationNumber the features according to how they help with a successful marriage and give
5、 reasons for your rank order. physical attraction sharing the same sense of humour having the support of both partners families sharing the same tastes being financially independent of your partner having the same level of education showing care by small acts of kindness being supportive of your par
6、tners career agreeing about how to use moneyMarriage metaphor Active reading 2:Active reading 2: EmbarkationEmbarkationDiscuss the topic in groups: If you could compare marriage to anything (in metaphor form), what would it be and why? ExampleI would compare marriage to a pair of chopsticks. Married
7、 couples are united by a common driving force, that is, love. In the same manner, a pair of chopsticks is united by a common mission, that is, to be able to clip food.clickMarriage metaphor Active reading 2:Active reading 2: EmbarkationEmbarkation1. Love is one long sweet dream, and marriage is the
8、alarm clock. (anonymous)2. Marriage is not a ritual or an end. It is a long, intricate, intimate dance together and nothing matters more than your own sense of balance and your choice of partner. (Amy Bloom )3. Marriage resembles a pair of shears, so joined that they cannot be separated; often movin
9、g in opposite directions, yet always punishing any one who comes between them. (Sydney Smith )MoreMarriage metaphor Active reading 2:Active reading 2: EmbarkationEmbarkation4. Marriage is an adventure, going to war. (G. K. Chesterton)5. Marriage is a lottery in which men stake their liberty and wome
10、n their happiness. (Madame de Rieux)6. Marriage is a bank account. You put it in, you take it out, you lose interest. (Irwin Corey)Naked marriage Active reading 2:Active reading 2: EmbarkationEmbarkationMoreWork in groups: two act as parents, two act as children. Hold a family meeting about a naked
11、marriage. A naked marriage is just getting married without anything, no ring, no ceremony, no apartment or car, not even a honeymoon or money save up.Naked marriageActive reading 2:Active reading 2: EmbarkationEmbarkationLove can be romantic, but the marriage is rice and salt, If there was no materi
12、al as a basis, and then love will be withered bright. Young courting couples shouldnt part from each other simply by or because of the superficial pursuit of material conditions. So long as they make concerted efforts, life will turn gradually, as what Lenin says, “Weep no more, my lady. No weeping,
13、 please. Well have bread, well have milk.”Which do you agree?Text organisationText explorationText evaluationActive reading 2: NavigationActive reading 2: NavigationUnderstanding phrases Understanding phrasesComprehending the text Comprehending the textReading for the advice Reading for the adviceIn
14、terpreting writers opinion Interpreting writers opinionText OrganisationIdentify the textual pattern. MoreActive reading 2: NavigationActive reading 2: NavigationText OrganisationActive reading 2: NavigationActive reading 2: NavigationQuestionWhat is the key to the complete happiness of a marriage?F
15、inding a financial Finding a financial soulmatesoulmateTalk Summarise the text by filling the blanks.Active reading 2: DestinationActive reading 2: DestinationMorefinancial unionmiddle groundfinancial twinmarital assetsSummarisingrunning a home like a business, that is, 5)_ and keeping track of 6) _
16、, making big financial decisions and setting goals together; being supportive of careers; enjoying, but 7) _; 8) _ while having strong yet divergent opinions. Maintaining some 9) _; spending time and money together as a kind of 10) _.Summarise the text by filling the blanks.Active reading 2: DestinationActive reading 2: Destinationmaking a budgetearnin
