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牛津版(深圳•广州)2019-2020学年初中英语九年级上册Module 2 Unit 4 Problems and advice第4课时Listening & Speaking
Chip was in the first grade when I arrived at his school as a counselor(辅导员). It was shocking to me that he was described as an angry, uncontrollable and evil(道德败坏的)boy. How could such a little boy, after being in school only one year, be considered "evil"?Over the next several months, I came to know Chip well enough to see that he was neither evil nor uncontrollable.
But, one day, Chip threw a chair at his teacher and was sent to my office. I asked him what made him do this. He replied that his teacher hated him. He felt there was no way to ever get her to like him. I asked him if he would tell his teacher this. He nodded, and we called her into my office.
When the teacher came, . He then said that he knew he was a very, very bad boy, and he didn't think anyone could ever like him. His teacher listened to him with heartfelt compassion. Then she gave him a big warm hug, telling him she didn't hate him at all and, actually, she cared very much about him. Only sometimes Chip's behaviour really scared her. It was clear to both Chip and me that she really meant it.
I put my left arm on his shoulders and the right hand on his heart. I told him how wonderful and lovely I saw him to be. I praised how special and brave he was to express his hurt feelings.
As I was speaking to him, his whole body came to rest on my right hand next to his heart. It was a moment in time unlike anything I had experienced before. From then on, I'm pleased to see his behaviour improved through the rest of school years.
A child's mind is clear and sensitive(敏感的). He receives whatever others say without protection. It is as easy to consider someone hopeless as it is to consider him able in his own special way.
A girl from Poland(波兰) and her leaf pictures | |
Who | Joanna Wirazka, acute girl with an interesting{#blank#}1{#/blank#}. |
What | ·collects autumn tree leaves ·{#blank#}2{#/blank#}them into a book ·waits until the leaves are{#blank#}3{#/blank#}dry ·paints them black ·paints pictures on the leaves |
How | These works are so {#blank#}4{#/blank#}; Joanna is very creative. |
Why | ·not to cut trees to make paper for drawing and painting ·to know about the bad{#blank#}5{#/blank#}of the earth |
Xie Fei grew up in America and now he lives in Hainan, China. {#blank#}1{#/blank#}
Xie loves collecting (收集) sports things. He started collecting things from NBA stars in high' school in California. And in his college (大学) years in Beijing, he started collecting Chinese sports things. {#blank#}2{#/blank#}"At that time, I had many sports collections, and I wanted to show them at the hotel, " said Xie. To his surprise, visitors liked seeing them, so he decided to build a museum.
{#blank#}3{#/blank#} He then had things like sports shirts from China's women's volleyball team and the torch (火炬) of the Beijing 2008 Olympics. "These collections are important in teaching people about the history of sports in China," said Xie. {#blank#}4{#/blank#}But he still kept them in his museum for everyone to see for free.
These years, Xie often takes his collections to schools to teach children about the history of sports in China. {#blank#}5{#/blank#}
"Museums are a good place for people to learn," said Xie. "I hope young students will learn from these sports collections and the stories behind them in my museum."
A. After finishing college, Xie opened a hotel in Hainan. B. Xie started to look for more Chinese sports collections. C. He loved all kinds of sports games when he was young. D. So he decided to give away all his over 2, 000 collections. E. Here, he built a sports museum and did a lot for China's sports work. F. He even (甚至) built a swimming pool and a basketball court next to the museum for students to use for free. |
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