资源简介 (共21张PPT)Who is Bill Gates talking aboutin the video Nobel Prize winnerMember of theManhattan ProjectFeynman diagramsInvestigator of the Challenger disasterArt loversRichard FeynmanFaynman LearningTechnique费曼学习法Introduction to the topic(1-2)Three values of science(3-6)Duty of scientists(7)enable us to________1.___________________________1._________________________________.2._________________________________3._____________________________________do and make all kinds of things.usefulseriousevilRead for structure3. _____________________________2. _____________________________When I was young, I thought science was _______________.During the war, I found science was obviously___________.Is there some ________ involved in science provide the________enable us to________doubtto declare...to teach...to demand ...intellectual enjoyment.Para. 1–2 Introduction to TopicFind out words or phrases negative in meaning.What question is raised Before the warAfter the warMaking good thingsBeing usefuland goodPutting our future at riskSerious and destructive resultsAuthor’s internal confusion(paras. 1-2)Careful readingAngelDevilWhat is the value of science ________ the deep love and devotionto science, the _____________ results ofscience caused him to ________________the lingering question _________ the war—what’s the value of science.Summary (topic)Despitedestructivethink twice aboutafter③ Scientific knowledge is an enabling power to do either good or bad—but it does not carry instructions on how to apply it.① The first way in which science is of value is familiar to everyone: scientific knowledge enables us to do and make all kinds of things.② Of course, if we make good things, it is not only to the credit of science; it is also to the credit of the moral choice which led us to good work.The logic of the first value (point 1)④ Such power has obvious value—even though the power may be negated by what one does with it.TSSS2SS1CSSummary (point 1)The first value of science is its________ creation and application,good _____ bad, ____________ howto use them.depending onpowerfulorReading-Para. 4 Circle out positive words or phrases to show the enjoyment.The importance of doubt (para. 5)Not knowing the answer toa problemHaving an idea to the resultBeing sure of the will-be resultexperiencingignorancefeelinguncertainbeingin some doubttruthThe argument of the third value (point 3)responsibilitypioneers’strugglefreedomto doubtScientists’ responsibility (para. 7)to declare the value of this freedomto teach how doubt is not to be feared but to be welcomed and discussedto demand this freedom as our duty to all coming generationsWhat rhetorical device(修辞手法) is used in the last paragraph The parallel structure.It has a powerful effect to make the reader be aware of the importance of freedom to doubt.AppreciateSummary (point 2)Intellectual enjoyment ________from the process of ________ and discovering ____________ one afteranother _________ on scientificknowledge.comesexploringbasedmysteriesSummary (point 3)Freedom to doubt ________through the cruel _________by brave pioneers. We should________, advocate and ____ itdown to the following generations.was wonstruggledefendpassCombine the four pieces to forma brief summary.Summary writingOne possible version:Despite the deep love and devotion to science, the destructive results of science caused the author to think twice about the lingering question after the war—what’s the value of science The first value in his view is its powerful creation, good or bad, depending on how we use them. Intellectual enjoyment, the second value, lasts during the process of exploring and discovering mysteries based on scientific knowledge we are equipped with. Freedom to doubt, the greatest value, was won through cruel struggle by brave pioneers. Consequently, it’s our responsibility to defend, advocate and pass it down to the following generations.Criticalthinking* Scientific knowledge is an enabling power to do either good or bad-but it doesn't carry instructions on how to apply it.* If the science is used to do something bad,it is not the science,but the man misusing it that should be blamed.What’s your opinion about science For/AgainstWriting a passage about your opinion about scienceDraw a mind map of the whole passage within your groupThe scientist is motivated primarily by curiosity and a desire for truth.Irving LangmuirThank you! 展开更多...... 收起↑ 资源预览