Unit2Whatishappinesstoyou？reading课件（译林牛津版选修6）.ppt

The search for happiness;Lead-in;Reading makes one happy!;Dancing can bring us happiness.;Enjoying life is a kind of happiness.;Look! How happy she is!; Have you heard about Sang Lan? Is Sang Lan happy now? Why is she so happy now? ;Skimming;Scan the following paragraphs and answer the questions What is the name of the psychologist? When and where was Sanglan born? ;Read the text carefully and answer the following questions How old was she when she competed at the New York Goodwill Games? Why was she happy to devote herself to gymnastics? What happened to her at the Goodwill Games? How was she after the accident? How has she adapted to her new life?;How old was she when she competed at the New York Goodwill Games? Why was she happy to devote herself to gymnastics? ;What happened to her at the Goodwill Games? How was she after the accident? How has she adapted to her new life? ;further reading;Before going to hospital being successful in her sport when she was young being described as energetic, happy and hard-working trying to make her parents proud;While staying in hospital being in good spirits thinking about what she could do to get better being proud of the things she had accomplished feeling happy to be alive, and lucky to have the rest of her life to learn new things;After leaving hospital studying journalism at Beijing University hosting a sport show about the 2008 Beijing Olympics looking forward to playing table tennis in the special Olympics for disabled people in 2008 thinking about positive things and stay optimistic believing keeping busy helps her stay positive;What kind of girl is Sanglan?;How can you understand an interview well? the topic the opinions related to the topic the questions asked and the answers to the questions;The topic of the TV interview was the story of Sang Lan. Dr Brain studies happiness. Sang Lan became a gymnast when she was eleven years old. Sang Lan was injured in China in 1998, while practising for the Goodw