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Unit 2
Growing pains and gains
Listening and speaking
学习目标
To understand the concept and significance of peer pressure through real-life scenarios and case studies.
To explore diverse personal experiences of peer pressure, analysing both positive and negative impacts.
To discuss effective strategies to handle peer pressure and reflect on personal growth opportunities.
新课讲授
What kind of peer pressure does the girl have
The girl is left out by others in school or activities.
What kind of peer pressure does the girl have
The girl is pushed to dress in a certain way and laughed at because of fat.
What kind of peer pressure does the girl have
The girl’s roommate won a competition, and this inspired her to join a study group.
What kind of peer pressure does the boy have
Every teammate on the team is excellent, so the boy needs to practise every day to keep up with them.
What does the picture show
What can we do with the peer pressure
The picture shows what peer pressure is like for teens, highlighting both its potential positive and negative impacts.
Be aware of when you’re feeling pressured. Ask yourself: “Am I doing this because I want to, or because others expect me to ” Trust your values and beliefs. It’s okay to say “No” if something doesn’t feel right.
Many teens have experienced peer pressure. They sometimes do a thing just because they don’t want to be left out. Sometimes peer pressure can be good. But it can also make you feel bad for being different from your friends.
What does the picture show？
Pre-listening
Peer pressure, good or bad
Listen to the conversation and choose Colin’s attitude.
a Colin has decided to change his hobby.
b Colin feels bad about his different hobby.
c Colin agrees with Kate on the importance
of hobbies.
Phonetics in use
Pronunciation:
/str/ strange
/spr/ spring
/skr/ screen
Practise more … p99
While-listening
Listen again and complete the application form.
APPLICATION FORM
Your name
Colin
Your problem
I was 1___________ by my classmates, because my 2___________ is knitting. Even some of my 3_________ find my hobby strange.
Extra information
My friends’ hobbies are totally 4_____, such as 5_________ or spending time on screens. I just feel that I don’t fit in.
HANNAH HELPS
Turning Worries into Wisdom!
Any problems in your life
Just call Hannah.
She’s always here to help.
laughed at
hobby
friends
different
playing basketball
A story from Hannah’s friend
He 1______ ballet since childhood. But kids at his school 2__________ him. Luckily, he didn’t 3________. Now he is successful. He’s actually 4__________ to those kids, because their jokes made him 5_________ harder.
Hannah’s advice
Don’t let peer pressure 6__________ you.
7___________ yourself.
8___________ your hobby with your friends.
Just 9_________ your heart.
Listen to the radio and complete the notes.
has loved
made fun of
give up
thankful
practise
beat
Believe in
Share
follow
Listen again. Then talk about how Hannah introduces her friend’s story.
Learning to learn
Introducing personal stories
Personal stories allow the speaker to connect with the listeners in an effective way. We can introduce a personal story using expressions such as Let me share... with you, That reminds me of..., etc.
Work in pairs. Talk about your experience of peer pressure.
dressing
in a certain way
Taking
certain courses
joining
a certain club
I once had a problem with my friends.
....
What happened
How did you solve the problem
·Tell me about a time when you… ·That reminds me of…
·Let me share a story with you. ·First of all...After that…In the end…
·To deal with peer pressure, you can…
Useful expressions
....
Post-listening
Check your presentation
Present your conversation to the class.
language correct form(形式正确)
accurate meaning(意义精确)
proper use(使用恰当)
poster design creativity(创意)
performance confidence(自信)
OK Good Excellent
Talk about what you have learnt about dealing with peer pressure in this section.
From this section, I’ve learnt several ways to deal with peer pressure: Believing in yourself and your values makes it easier to say no. Confidence helps you resist pressure without feeling guilty. Surrounding yourself with friends who respect your choices makes it easier to avoid negative peer pressure. True friends won’t pressure you into things you’re uncomfortable with.
True strength grows when we lift each other up, not when we push others down.
1. They sometimes do a thing just because they don’t want to
be left out.
结构：leave sb out（被动形式：sb be left out）
解释：指被群体忽视或排除在外，强调社交孤立感
例句：
She felt left out when her friends didn’t invite her to the party.
当朋友们没有邀请她去聚会时，她感到被冷落了。
Language points
2. But it can also make you feel bad for being different
from your friends.
结构： be different from + 名词/代词
解释：比较差异的固定搭配
例句：
Her style is different from others’.
她的风格和其他人的不一样。
3. Colin agrees with Kate on the importance of hobbies.
结构：agree with sb on... (动词短语)
解释：表示“在某事上与某人意见一致”
例句：
They agreed with me on the travel plan.
他们在旅行计划上和我意见一致。
一、判断下列单词红色部分的发音是否相同（ / ）
strong – school ( )
sprite – space ( )
screen – sky ( )
smile – sugar ( )
plan – photo ( )





当堂检测
二、根据语境及提示词填空
My hobby is ________ _______ my friends’.
I felt sad when my classmates _____ me ____ of the group project last week.
We didn’t ______ ______ each other on the plan for the school trip—some wanted to hike, while others wanted to have a picnic.
different from
left out
agree with
agree with different from leave...out
Basic homework:
Find 3 real-world examples of peer pressure (from
news, movies, or personal observations) and label
them as “positive” or “negative”.
Practical homework:
Interview a family member about one time they
faced peer pressure.
Extended homework:
Draw a 3-panel comic showing positive peer
pressure or write a 5-sentence story about
overcoming peer pressure.
Homework

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