选修UnitPygmalionreading学习教程.pptx
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1、 She is regarded as the one of the most elegant ladies in the world.Whats her name?Can you name some films which she acted in?第1页/共47页 Roman Holiday罗马假期 1953年第2页/共47页 War and Peace战争与和平 1956年第3页/共47页My Fair Lady 窈窕淑女 1964年第4页/共47页第5页/共47页Pygmaliona Greek storyDo you know this story?Pygmalion,a gifte
2、d artist,dislike women.One day he makes a stone statue of a beautiful woman.第6页/共47页When he finishes the statue,he falls in love with it and goes to the Greek goddess,Aphrodite,to ask her to make the statue into a real woman.第7页/共47页She makes his wish come true.第8页/共47页“Pygmalion Effect”?What is it?
3、心理学的;心理学家的,心理的,精神的/saikldikl/Psychological term第9页/共47页the Pygmalion EffectThe Pygmalion Effect is that people tend to behave as you expect they will.If you expect a person to be successful,he probably will.If you expect something to happen,it will happen.On the contrary,if you expect something not
4、to happen,it will not happen.What we expect tends to come true.“说你行,你就行,不行也行;说你不行,你就不行,行也不行。”第10页/共47页美国心理学家罗森塔尔等人于1968年做过一个著名实验。他们到一所小学对三个班的儿童进行煞有介事的“预测未来发展的测验”,然后实验者将认为有“优异发展可能”的学生名单通知教师。其实,这个名单并不是根据测验结果确定的,而是随机抽取的。它是以“权威性的谎言”暗示教师,从而调动了教师对名单上的学生的某种期待心理。8个月后,再次智能测验的结果发现,名单上的学生的成绩普遍提高。这个实验取得了奇迹般的效果,
5、人们把这种通过教师对学生心理的潜移默化的影响,从而使学生取得教师所期望的进步的现象,称为“罗森塔尔效应”,习惯上也称为“皮格马利翁效应”第11页/共47页My Fair Lady a play written by George Bernard ShawHave you seen the film?If you have,did you like it?Have a discussion and give reasons.第12页/共47页The author-George Bernard ShawAn Irish dramatist,literary critic,a socialist s
6、pokesman,and a leading figure in the 20th century theater.His main works:ImmaturityWidowers Houses PygmalionMan and Superman(1902),Major Barbara(1905)第13页/共47页BornNationalityAchievementsWorksIn 1856IrelandNobel Prize for Literature in1925Irish dramatist,literary critic,a socialist spokesmanArms and
7、the Man(1894)The Devils Disciple(1897)Superman(1905)Androcles and the Lion(1912)第14页/共47页PersonalityDeathPygmalion(1913),adapted as the musical play My Fair Lady in 1956 Humorous and witty In 1950第15页/共47页The play My Fair Lady has the same theme as the Greek Story.artistPhonetics professorstatueFlow
8、er girlGoddessColonel Pickering第16页/共47页Theme of the Greek story:Pygmalion,an artist create a statue from stone and make it have a new life.Theme of My fair lady:Higgins,a phonetics create a new girl Eliza from lower class to upper class by teaching her English.第17页/共47页Reading Pygmalion Fateful mee
9、tingsAct OneAct One第18页/共47页ActingAct oneFateful meetings:Try to act it out.Eliza DoolittleHenryHigginsColonel Pickering第19页/共47页whenwherewhowhathow11:15 pm,in1914London,EnglandEliza,Colonel Pickering,Higginsfateful meetingsEliza wanted to sell flower to ColonelPickering,Higgins noticed her pronunci
10、ation.skimming 第20页/共47页 1.This text is mainly about the first experience of Eliza meeting with _.A.Professor Higgins B.Colonel Pickering C.Professor Higgins and Colonel Pickering D.a gentlemanscanning I.Read through the act one and choose the best answer.第21页/共47页2.Which of the following can best d
11、escribe Henry Higgins?A.Kind and polite.B.Impatient and anxious.C.Self-important and confident.D.Unsure and generous.第22页/共47页3.The flower girl wanted to become _.A.a duchess B.a shop assistantC.a lady D.a ladys maid第23页/共47页4.The flower girl was worried when she found Higgins making notes because _
12、.A.she thought she did something wrongB.she thought she didnt have the right to sell flowersC.she didnt want Higgins to write down what she saidD.she thought Higgins was a policeman in disguise第24页/共47页 5.Eliza greeted to the gentleman in order to _.A.ask him to buy some flowers from her B.talk with
13、 him C.ask him to teach her D.beg some money from him第25页/共47页 6.Why Eliza began to cry?Because _.A.she thought Professor Higgins would arrest him B.the gentleman didnt give her some money C.Pickering beat and scolded her D.there was no reason第26页/共47页 7.Professor Higgins believed that he could judg
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