国际交流英语视听说BU4.ppt

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good hand-eye coordination.,What skills do you need to juggle?,Questions,Why do you think learning to juggle changes the structure of your brain?,Example Answers,Learning to juggle makes me use and exercise certain parts of the brain.By using these parts of the brain,the number of neurons sending signals and/or the number of connections between parts of the brain can be increased.,Questions,3.,What would you like to know about the brain?,Questions,Example Answers,I would like to know how we remember things,and how to improve my memory.,I would like to know if all people are born with the same ability to learn things.,I would like to know more about mental illness.,I would like to know how our diet and exercise habits affect our brains.,Unit 4,Inside the Brain,E,xploring the Theme,Look at the photos and read the captions.Then discuss the questions.,1.What are some things your brain helps you do2.What happens to your brain when you learn,something new?,3.,What is your hippocampus?,Inside the Brain,Studies show that when we learn something,new,it changes the structure of our brains.,Inside the Brain,Glen McNeill spends six or seven hours a day,riding his motorbike through the,streets of,London,Britain so he can become a taxi driver.,When he finishes his,training,his hippocampus,the area of the brain used for memory,will be,larger than most adults.,Inside the Brain,A laurel,（月桂树）,maze,（迷宫）,at Glendurgan in Cornwall,England,Inside the Brain,What are some things your brain helps you doInside the Brain,Example Answers,Our brain helps us to learn and remember things,create and imagine stories,make judgements and inferences,have different feelings,etc.,2.,What happens to your brain when you learn,something new?,Inside the Brain,Example Answers,When I learn something new,it changes the structure of my brain,for example,the hippocampus may become larger.,3.,What is your hippocampus?,Inside the Brain,Example Answers,The hippocampus is the part of the brain used for memory.,Unit 4,Inside the Brain,A,nalytical Listening,Listening 1,documentary,n,.,纪录片,calculate,v,.,计算,sensory organ,n,.,感觉器官,microscopic,a,.,极小的，微小的,neuron,n,.,神经元，神经细胞,sensory neuron,n,.,感觉神经元,spinal cord,n,.,脊髓,motor neuron,n,.,运动神经元,transmit,v,.,传送，传输,pathway,n,.,神经通路,An image of the human brain,Predicting Content.,You are going to listen to,a documentary about the human brain.With a,partner,discuss the question.,Before Listening,Listening 1,Which of these topics do you expect to hear,about in,the documentary?Check()your ideas.,exercise,learning,food,neurons,memory,intelligence,A|,Checking Predictions.,Listen to the,documentary and check,your predictions.,A Documentary,Listening,Listening 1,exercise,learning,food,neurons,memory,intelligence,B,|Listening for Main Ideas.,Listen again and,check()the main ideas of the documentary.,Listening 1,Your brain is a very important and,complex organ.,Your brain tells your muscles what to,do.,Your brain is very powerful.,You brain can send messages very quickly.,Your brain helps you protect your pets.,Learning changes your brain.,Exercise helps you learn.,C,|,Listening for Details.,Read the statements.,Then listen again and check()T for true or,F for false.,Listening 1,Your brain weighs five pounds.,2.,Computers can process,information more quickly,thanour,brains can.,3.,Your brain contains about 100,million neurons.,4.,Motor neurons can send,information at 200 miles,per hour.,T,F,To be continued,5.Exercise can improve your mood.,6.Exercise produces chemicals that,make it easier to learn.,T,F,C,|,Listening for Details.,Read the statements.,Then listen again and check()T for true or,F for false.,Listening 1,Listening 1,Example Answers,1.F(Your brain weighs three pounds.),2.F(In the documentary,it is said that“No computer can come close to your brains ability”),3.F(Your brain contains about 100 billion neurons.),4.T,5.T,6.T,D,|,Listening for Details.,Read the sentences.,Then listen again and,complete the sentences,with what you hear.,Listening 1,1.The brain is also an amazingly powerful,organ.It generates enough electricity to,power a,_.,2.Whenever you dream,laugh,think,see,or,move,its because _ are moving at high speed,between these neurons along billions of,tiny neuron highways.,To be continued,light bulb,tiny chemical and electrical signals,3.,We know that learning increases,knowledge,but studies show that when,you learn,you actually change,_.,4.,As you practice,your brain sends“bike,riding”messages along certain pathways,of neurons over and over,forming new,_.,Listening 1,the structure of your brain,connections,D,|,Listening for Details.,Read the sentences.,Then listen again and,complete the sentences,with what you hear.,A,|,Discussion.,With your partner,discuss the,questions.,Listening 1,After Listening,1.What are some activities or skills that were,difficult for you at first,but are easy,for you,now(e.g.,riding a bicycle)?,2.Do you agree that exercise improves your,mood?Why or why not?,3.Do you think that exercise helps you study,or solve problems more easily?Why or,why not?,Listening 1,Example Answers,At first,playing the guitar/understanding English/sewing/playing volleyball/doing mathematical calculations/drawing pictures was difficult for me,but its easy for me now.,1.What are some activities or skills that were difficult for you at first,but are easy,for you now(e.g.,riding a bicycle)?,Listening 1,Example Answer 1,I agree that exercise improves my mood because I feel happy and relaxed after I exercise.,2.Do you agree that exercise improves your mood?Why or why not?,Listening 1,Example Answer 2,I dont agree that exercise improves my mood because I feel tired after I exercise,and dealing with city traffic to go to the place where I exercise is stressful.,2.Do you agree that exercise improves your mood?Why or why not?,Listening 1,Example Answer 1,I do think that exercise helps me to study or solve problems more easily because I walk or ride my bicycle to school in the morning,and I remember information from my morning classes better than I remember information from my afternoon classes.,3.Do you think that exercise helps you study or solve problems more easily?Why or,why not?,Listening 1,Example Answer 2,I dont think that exercise helps me to study or solve problems more easily because I exercise some evenings,and some evenings I dont exercise.My homework isnt any easier on the nights when I have exercised earlier.,3.Do you think that exercise helps you study or solve problems more easily?Why or,why not?,B,|,Self-Reflection.,Work in pairs to test how,your brain works.,Follow the instructions and,then switch roles.,Listening 1,1.,Write down eight numbers between one,and 100 in any order,across a piece of,paper.,2.,Show your partner the paper and read the,numbers aloud.,3.,Take the paper away and ask your partner,to repeat the,numbers.,Listening 1,Your Amazing Brain.You carry around a three-pound organ in your head that controls everything you will ever do.It enables you to think,learn,create,and feel emotions,and controls every breath and heartbeatthis fantastic control center is your brain.It is so amazing that a famous scientist once called it“the most complex thing we have yet discovered in our universe”.Your brain works faster than a supercomputer.Imagine your cat is on your kitchen counter.Shes about to step onto a hot stove.You have only seconds to respond.By using the signals coming from your eyes,your brain quickly calculates when,where,and how quickly you will need to move to stop your cat from stepping on the stove.Your brain then tells your muscles what to do.You run across the kitchen,and pick your cat up,and shes safe.No computer can come close to your brains ability to receive,process,and respond to the enormous amount of,To be continued,Listening 1,information coming from your eyes,ears,and other sensory organs.The brain is also an amazingly powerful organ.It generates enough electricity to power a light bulb.Your brain contains about 100 billion microscopic cells called neuronsso many it would take you over 3,000 years to count them all.Whenever you dream,laugh,think,see,or move,its because tiny chemical and electrical signals are moving at high speed between these neurons along billions of tiny neuron highways.The activity in your brain never stops.Thousands and thousands of messages are sent around inside your brain every second.Your neurons create and send more messages than all the phones in the entire world.And while a single neuron generates only a tiny amount of electricity,all your neurons together can generate enough electricity to power a light bulb,To be continued,Listening 1,Your neurons are not only able to send lots of messages,they are able to send them very quickly.Neurons send information to your brain at more than 150 miles per hour.For example,imagine that a bee lands on your bare foot.Sensory neurons in your skin send this information to your spinal cord and brain at a speed of more than 150 miles per hour.Your brain then uses motor neurons to transmit,or send the message back,through your spinal cord,telling your foot to shake the bee off quickly.Motor neurons can transmit this information at more than 200 miles per hour.What about learning?We know that learning increases knowledge,but studies show that when you learn,you actually change the structure of your brain.For example,an activity like riding a bike seems impossible at first.But soon you master it.But how do you do this?As you practice,your,To be continued,Listening 1,brain sends“bike riding”messages along certain pathways of neurons over and over,forming new connections.In fact,the structure of your brain changes every time you learn,as well as whenever you have a new thought or memory.Exercise also has an impact on your brain.Research shows that exercise actually helps make you smarter.It is well-known that any exercise that makes your heart beat faster such as jogging or playing soccer is good for your body and can even help improve your mood.But scientists have recently learned that for a period of time after youve exercised,your body produces a chemical that makes it easier for your brain to learn.So the next time youre stuck trying to solve a homework problem,go out for a bike ride or go jogging,then try the problem again.You just might discover that youre able to solve it.,short-term,a.,短期的,long-term,a.,长期的,Listening 2,A,|,Listening for Main Ideas.,Read and listen,to part of a,conversation.What are the,classmates talking about?,Listening 2,Cathy,:Did you understand everything,Professor Wong said,yesterday,about short-term memory?,Toshi,:,Yeah,I think so.,Cathy,:,Im not sure that I did.,Toshi,:,Well,heres what I got from the,lecture.Your short-term,memory,only lasts a few seconds,right?,Information enters the brain,through the sensesthings we,taste,touch,smell,and so on and we remember it long enough to,function normally.,To be continued,Before Listening,Listening 2,Cathy,:Sorry,but what do you mean by,“function normally”?,Toshi,:,Well,for example,if I ask you a,question,you can,remember the,question long enough to answer it.,Cathy,:,Im not sure that I did.,Liz,:,Right,but you might not remember,the question tomorrow.,A,|,Listening for Main Ideas.,Read and listen,to part of a,conversation.What are the,classmates talking about?,Listening 2,Answer Keys,The students are talking about a professors lecture about memory.,B,|,Understanding Visuals.,Look at the flow,chart below.Then discuss the questions,with a partner.,Listening 2,Sensory Information,Information enters the brain through,our senses(what we taste,smell,touch,see,and hear),and it is stored for a very,short timeless than a second.,Some of the,information moves to our,short-term memory.,The Memory Process,Short-Term Memory,Only the information we need to,use immediately moves to our short-term,memory,such as a classmates name or an,address.,To be continued,Listening 2,B,|,Understanding Visuals.,Look at the flow,chart belo