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Unit 4 A better me
Learning Objectives
By the end of the lesson, you will be able to...
1. Know some common teenage problems and learn how to ask for and give advice properly.
2. Learn some tricks of quickly grasping key information from a radio phone-in programme.
3. Develop some listening skills and abilities about topics of this unit.
Enjoy the video
New words
1. radio / re di / n. 广播 P56
2. ashamed / e md/ adj. 惭愧；羞愧 P56
3. fall out with somebody 与某人闹翻 P56
4. feel ashamed of 感到羞耻 P56
Tips:
Study the questions and notes before you listen.
Mark some key words.
Predict possible answers.
What do you do when you have a problem
当你遇到问题的时候，你会怎么做？
Pre-listening
Advice from Alice
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Imagine that you have experienced the situations below. What will you do about each one Discuss with your classmates.
a You have fallen out with your best friend.
b Your classmate has made jokes about your new shoes.
c The boy sitting behind you pulled your hair in class.
d Your parents have been busy with work and you feel
ignored.
Think & Discuss
Possible answers
a You have fallen out with your best friend.
I will talk to my best friend calmly and try to work out the problem. If I was wrong, I will say sorry first.
b Your classmate has made jokes about your new shoes.
I will tell them that their jokes hurt my feelings and ask them to stop. If they don't, I will just walk away.
Possible answers
c The boy sitting behind you pulled your hair in class.
I will turn around and ask him to stop politely. If he keeps doing it, I will tell the teacher after class.
d Your parents have been busy with work and you feel
ignored.
I will tell my parents how I feel and ask them to spend more time with me. I can also help with the housework to show I understand them.
Listen to Ben calling a radio programme. Then tick (√) the correct statements.
1. It’s for American students. ( )
2. Ben felt really afraid. ( )
3. Older boys were unfriendly. ( )
4. The boy didn’t ask for help. ( )
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Listen and answer
While-listening
Task 1: Listen and Tick
1. It’s for American students.
2. Ben felt really afraid.
3. Older boys were unfriendly.
4. The boy didn’t ask for help.
Our first caller is Ben calling from London.
It made me feel really uncomfortable.
×
×
√
√
Listen again and complete the notes below.
he didn’t help the young boy
had to get off and go home
followed him
another seat
make jokes about
underground
alone
London
tell adults nearby and ask them for help
safe before he tries to help others
try to find a police officer
Tape script
Alice: Good afternoon and welcome to Alice’s Answers. Our first caller is Ben calling from London. Hello, Ben. How can I help you
Ben: Well, something happened yesterday afternoon. It made me feel really uncomfortable. I was travelling home on the underground after school. Three older boy students from a local senior high school got on the same train. They looked really unfriendly.
Alice: What happened then
Ben: There was a young boy sitting in the same part of the train. He was travelling alone. The older boys walked up to the young one, sat down beside him and started to make jokes about him. The boy didn’t say anything. He simply got up and moved to another seat, but they just followed him.
Alice: So what happened next
Ben: I wanted to help him, but the older boys were much bigger than me. Besides, at that moment, the train reached my station, so I had to get off and go home. Luckily, the boy got off at the same station too. I’ve been thinking a lot about it afterwards. I felt ashamed of myself because I didn’t help him. What should I do if this happens again
Alice: First of all, it’s really good that you noticed this. You’re clearly a kind and considerate person! It’s not your fault
that other people are mean. It can be hard to know what to do in situations like this, so you shouldn’t feel bad about it. Here are some general suggestions about what to do. Next time you see someone in trouble, but cannot
help them yourself, I think you should tell adults nearby and ask them for help. Also, make sure you’re safe before you try to help others. If the situation is really bad, you should try to find a police officer.
Ben: Thanks for your advice!
Language Focus: Key Expressions
Master these key phrases for daily communication:
1. Stating a Problem
Something happened yesterday afternoon; it made me feel really uncomfortable.
I felt ashamed of myself because I didn’t help him when he needed it.
Language Focus: Key Expressions
Master these key phrases for daily communication:
2. Giving Advice
You should tell nearby adults and ask them for help if you can’t assist.
Make sure you’re safe first before trying to help others in trouble.
If the situation is serious, find a police officer for help immediately.
Discuss the questions below:
If you were Ben, how would you feel What would you do
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Role-play: Be a Problem Solver!
Pair Work Activity
Give advice to a friend in need!
Situation: Your friend is being bullied by older students at school. He feels scared, upset, and doesn’t know who to turn to for help. He comes to you to share his trouble.
Task: Work in pairs! One of you is the “upset friend” (sharing the problem), the other is the “advisor” (giving helpful suggestions).
Role-play: Be a Problem Solver!
Pair Work Activity
Give advice to a friend in need!
Useful Phrases to Use:
“You should tell your teacher or parents about this immediately.”
“Why don’t you stay with friends so you’re not alone ”
“Don’t keep it to yourself—talking to someone will help!”
1. radio / re di / n. 广播
如：我的爷爷喜欢听广播。
My grandfather likes listening to the radio.
2. ashamed / e md/ adj. 惭愧；羞愧
如：她为自己粗鲁的话语感到羞愧。
She felt ashamed of her rude words.
拓展： shame n. 羞愧；让人遗憾的事 v. 使羞愧
shameless adj. 无耻的
如：伤害朋友之后，他内心深感羞愧。
He felt a deep shame after hurting his friend.
如：他对父母撒谎，真是不知羞耻。
It is shameless of him to lie to his parents.
3. fall out with somebody 与某人闹翻
如：不要因为小事和最好的朋友闹翻。
Don’t fall out with your best friend over small things.
4. feel ashamed of 感到羞耻
如：你应当为说谎感到羞愧。
You should feel ashamed of telling lies.
Finish the exercises in EW (English Weekly).
Write down your experiences of giving advice to others or receiving advice from others.
Preview Grammar on P57-P58.

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