高三英语选修10Module10 Unit2 task教案

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    Student: That's great! Thank you so much for taking the time to speak to me. I'll be sure to tell my friend everything you said.
    Zhu Lin: I'm glad I could help.
    Student: Goodbye!
    Zhu Lin: Bye!
    Answers:
    B  1 English   2 living in another culture    3 business
    4. Read a newspaper article about the brain drain phenomenon and find out the reversal of this phenomenon.
    Questions:
    1. What does the phrase 'brain drain' mean?
    2. Why have some Chinese students and workers not returned after they went abroad to study and work?
    3. What made many Chinese decide to exchange living abroad for a new life in China?
    4. What has changed in the way people now pay for studying abroad?
    Sample answers:
    1. It means the phenomenon of skilled workers and educated people moving to ther countries for work or study.
    2. They felt foreign countries offered them better opportunities and a better salary as they earned more dollars, pounds or francs.
    3. China's rapid development and many international companies wanting to do business in China have made many Chinese decide to exchange living abroad for a new life in China.
    4. Many students who go abroad for study are now being sponsored by the state or by companies.
    Reasons for reversal of brain drain:
    Answers:
    C 1. China's rapid development and the increasing number of international companies registering to do business in China have led many overseas Chinese to exchange living abroad for a new life in China.
    2. The government's new preferential police have encouraged people to start their own business and many returnees have taken advantage of these new policies.
    3. Rather than being asked to pay for degrees alone, many students who go abroad for study  are now sponsored by the state or by companies.
    4. People who return to China have some very good opportunities. They tell others and news spreads. Soon others are hooked and want to come back.
    Skills building 2: answering questions with more than one response:
    Not all questions have one simple answer. In fact, most questions have several different responses, and often people want to give complex answer. Complex answers usually involve several different parts, so it is important to make sure that the person you are talking to understands the relationship between the different parts of your answer.
    ● When you give several answers that build on each other or are linked in a way that one supports the other, using connecting words such as and, also and furthermore.
    ● When the answers you give are contradictory or do not directly agree with each other, use connecting words such as however, but, even though and despite.
    This part tells you how to use some connecting words to link different parts of a complex answer. If you are able to use these connecting and contrasting words when speaking, you will be able to discuss topics better.
    1. Group work:
    Discussion: Read the newspaper article in Part C on page 27 again. Underline connecting words in it and tell the class where one sentence supports another as well as pointing out where two parts are contradictory or do not agree with each other.
    For reference:
    though, as well as, however,
    Step 2: talking to a careers officer
    This part gives you a chance to practice their oral English by doing questions and answers. You are asked to work with a partner to talk about how an overseas Chinese person can prepare to return to China and find a job at home.
    1. Read the guidelines on page 28 and go through the information listed in the table on page 28.
    2. Acting: Work in pairs, making a dialogue. One acts as the student and the other as the careers officer. While making the dialogue, you should try to use what they have read in Skills building 2 to give answers.
    Sample answers
    S1=Student  S2=Careers officer
    S1:  We all know that many Chinese students and workers have gone abroad to study and work. Some of them don't return, and choose to live there. Why do they decide to stay abroad?
    S2: There are several reasons. Firstly, students may feel that foreign countries offer them better opportunities, and that they can earn more money when they find jobs there. Secondly, people who work abroad think that they can learn new skills through job training. Furthermore, if they work hard, they can also have a chance for jobs advancement.
    S1: I can see there are advantages for Chinese students studying abroad. What would be the biggest advantages?
    S2: The biggest advantages are that you can study in the international environment, an can learn about different ways of thinking or doing business. Furthermore, as a student, when you finish studying abroad, your degree will be recognized world wide.
    S1: Are they any disadvantages of studying abroad?
    S2: Certainly. Even though there are a lot of advantages to studying abroad, you won't be able to know exactly what's happening in China and you'll also probably lose touch with local contacts such as your friends or family.
    S1: If I were studying abroad, I'd miss my parents and friends at home. I think many people would feel homesick in a different culture.
    S2: That may be one of the reasons why some Chinese return after studying and working abroad.
    S1: Are they any other reasons why people come back to China?
    S2: Sure. Besides being close to their family and the familiar culture, nowadays returnees can fina many good job opportunities.
    S1: This is what my friend is mostly interested in. She's studied and worked in the UK for a few years and now she wants to move back and find a job at home. What kind of jobs can returnees find?
    S2: The most popular jobs are in business administration, project planning and technology. Or they can work in some science and technology institutes or at universities.
    S1: Project planning would be suitable for my friend because she's worked as a project designer in a company in the UK. What advantages do you think a returnee might have in the workplace?

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