荆楚理工学院《大学英语》课件-Unit 5 Sports and Drugs.ppt

LI_mainTeaching Objective Master the key words and structures, and learn something about the drug abuse among athletes. The students should also know the harm of drug abuse.Teaching Procedures Key Points Vocabulary Structure Skills confidence dose issue nervepill relieve rely riskstress have an effect onblood pressure side effectWhen it comes to that …as … as; more than;twice/three times more thanFollowing the logic of a passage to find out the meanings of wordsReading a fact sheetWriting a faxLead In Activity; Study of the Text; Study of Words and Phrases; Study of Read More; Study of Practical Reading; Study of Practical Writing LI_mainLead In 1. The Olympic Games2. Drug Misuse and Anti-Doping Tests3. Ben Johnson4. Adrian Annus5. Health Risks of Doping6. Tommy Simpson7. Topic-related Words and Phrases Ts_mainText Study 1. Global Reading2. Detailed Reading CS4. Group DiscussionConsolidation1. Dictation2. Words and Phrases3. Listening Practice LA2. Practical ReadingLanguage Application1. Practical Writing DPT-P1Drills for PRETCO Test1. Listening Comprehension2. Vocabulary and Structure3. Translation LI_1_1The Olympic GamesOlympia, the setting for the ancient Olympic GamesGymnasium, OlympiaThe Olympic motto: “Citius–Altius–Fortius,” “Faster, Higher, Stronger”The 2008 Olympic Emblem with the Olympic Rings at the bottom LI_1_2 The origin of the Olympic Games is linked to many Greek myths. The institution of the Olympic Games began in 776 B.C. and lasted for 12 continuous centuries before it was abolished in 393 A.D. The first contemporary Olympic Games took place in 1896 in Athens. The modern Olympic Games are the world’s largest pageant of athletic skill and competitive spirit. But at the same time, they have also been displays of nationalism, commerce and politics, which inevitably result in drug misuse for better performance in competitions. LI_2_1 Drug Misuse and Anti-Doping Tests To pr