Unit+2+Success+Lesson+1+Money+vs+Success 高中英語北師大版（2019）選擇性必修第一冊

Unit2Success(Lesson

1)TeachingObjectives1.Readandtalkaboutmoneyvs

success.

2.Read

for

general

understanding.3.Readforspecificinformationandunderstanding

wordsin

context.4.Connectwiththerealityandexpressyourown

viewsonmoneyand

success.Step1Pre-readingActivity1

Activate

and

shareMoney

=Success

?1.What

do

you

think

is

success?2.Do

you

think

being

a

millionaire

meanssuccess?Why

or

why

not?to

achieve

one's

goaltogivemoney

to

homeless

peopleto

make

one

happy·to

have

no

worriesto

buy

more

thingsto

live

in

a

/an...way·tofeela

kindof

satisfactiontolive

comfortably實現目標布施無家可歸的人

讓人開心無憂無慮購買更多東西

過一種…的生活有滿足感生活舒適Thephrasesyou

can

use:······Activity

1Activate

and

share1.Whatdoyouthinkis

success?S1:Success

is

having

a

career

that

you

love,a

certainsocialstatus,and

agood

reputation

and

influence.S2:Successshouldbea

positive

socialimpact.Some

people

do

succeed,but

theyhavea

bad

reputation.Theyare

influencingtheworld

in

a

negativeway.They

do

nottransmit

loveandwarmthto

this

society.Even

though

they

make

a

lot

of

money,they're

notwhat

we

call

successfu

personsActivity

1Activate

and

share1.What

doyouthinkis

success?Activity

1

Activate

and

share2.Doyouthinkbeingamillionairemeanssuccess?Whyorwhynot?S:Beinga

millionaire

meansthat

I

havea

lotof

moneyand

Ican

use

itto

live

more

comfortably

and

buy

morethings.However,it

doesn′t

meansuccess.Some

people

have

money,but

theirspiritual

life

isveryscarce,and

itcannot

besaidthat

this

person

issuccessful.Activity

1Activate

andshareNews

report:Angela

Johnson

interviews

ex-millionaireJasonHarleyWhatisthetexttypeof

the

passage?30"Idont

need

a

lot

of

money.I

dont

want

to

buy

more

things.I

have

enough,"

said

Jason."What

I

want

is

to

live

simply

and

be

helpful

to

others.A

few

yearsago,Iwasa

milionaire,but

Iknew

milionsofpeopledied

of

hunger

everyyear,

andtherewereplaceswithnoschoolsand

noteachers.So

many

peoplecould

nevergotoschool.Theydidnthavethe

chanceto

learn

and

get

on

in

life.This35worried

me

a

lot

and

Ifelt

very

guilty

beinga

nch

man

without

doing

anything."Therefore

he

gave

away

all

his

money

to

charities.Whenever

he

had

more

thantwo

thousand

dollars,he

would

give

away

small

bank

notes

tohomelesspeoplein

the

streetsof

local

areas."t

was

a

kind

of

satisfaction

and

a

real

sense

of

success

thatIhadneverfelt

before,"said

Jason."Sure,many

people

think

that

'success40means

having

millions

in

the

bank

or

a

well-paid

job.ButI

think

my

sense

ofachievementcomesfromhelpingothersandfindingtruemeaninginlfe."Mostpeoplebelievewhentheyareliving

comfortably

and

earning

enoughmoney,theywillhavenoworries.However,mostpeopleneverfeelthey

have

earnedenough.JasonHarleydecidedto

drop

out

of

thiskind

of

lifestyle,and45

hediscoveredthat

having

only

a

little

money

made

him

free.Are

there

anythings

he

missesfromhis

past?"No,I'm

much

happier

now,because

l

am

living

accordingto

myvalues.Successis

not

measuredby

howmuchmoneyyouhavebutby

how

you

understandthe

true

meaning

of

life."→AngelJohnson

iteriewsex-ilinareJason

HaleyLForalotofpeople

becomingamilionaireisa

symbolofsuccessandthey

set

thisas

their

utimate

goal

They

spend

haf

of

their

time

dreamingup

ways

ofgetting

richandachieving

the

success

theyexpect

and

the

rest

oftheir

time

thinking

about

allthe

things

theywilldo

once

they

becomerich.But

do

all

milionaires

get

the

sense5

ofsuccessthey

were

looking

foraftertheyachieve

theirgoals?Some

continue

toworryaboutmoneywhentheybecomemillonaires-theyworkedhardtobecome

wealthy,butthentheyneedtocontinuemakingmoneyso

theydontlose

the

sense

of

success

theyhave

achieved.However,there

are

people

nhohavetumed

theirbacks

ontheir

milions

andfoundother

fomsofsuccessin

their

ives.Jason

Hareyis

one10example

][

sixten

years

ago,Jasonwasacolegeprofessorwithahugesx-bedroomhouseanda

fortuneoftwomilion

dollars.Today

helives

in

asmall

dormitoryroom

withonysecond-hand15

furniture.There

are

certainly

no

signsthat

Jason

is

aichandsuccesfumanlThereisasmallgarden

outside

withafewfrnuit

trees,whichJasonenjoys

takingcareof.Healsogrowssome

vegetablesand

a

few

flowers.He

getshiscothesandalot20

of

other

things

from

charityshops.Readtheleadingpartandfindouttwooppositeattitudetowardsmoney

and

success.But

Jasonappreciates

this

change.He

ispleased

to

give

up

the

lifestyleof

a

rich

man.He

was

tired

of

beingregarded

as

living

a

successful

life,as

a25person

who

had

everything

while

manypeople

had

nothing.He

made

thechoice

to

give

all

his

money

away.And

this,hesaid,brought

him

happiness

anda

sense

ofsuccess

in

life.headlineleading-main

bodyA

lot

of

people's

attitude:Becoming

a

millionaire

is

a

symbol

of

success.Jason

Harley's

attitude:Turningbackonmillions

and

finding

otherforms

of

success

is

real

success.Activity1Read

and

getAttitudestowardsmoneyand

successStep2

While-reading30"Idont

need

a

lot

of

money.I

dont

want

to

buy

more

things.I

have

enough,"

saidJason."WhatIwant

isto

live

simply

and

be

helpfulto

others.A

few

years

ago,I

was

a

millionaire,butIknewmillions

of

people

diedof

hunger

every

yer

andtherewereplaces

with

no

schools

and

no

teachers.Somany

people

could

nevergotoschool.Theydidnthavethe

chanceto

learn

and

get

on

in

life.This35worried

me

a

lot

and

Ifelt

very

guilty

beinga

nch

man

without

doing

anything."Therefore

he

gave

away

all

his

money

to

charities.Whenever

he

had

more

thantwo

thousand

dollars,he

would

give

away

small

bank

notes

tohomelesspeoplein

the

streetsof

local

areas."t

was

a

kind

of

satisfaction

and

a

real

sense

of

success

thatIhadneverfelt

before,"said

Jason."Sure,many

people

think

that

'success40means

having

millions

in

the

bank

or

a

well-paid

job.ButI

think

my

sense

ofachievementcomesfromhelpingothersandfindingtruemeaninginlfe."Most

people

believewhentheyare

living

comfortablyandearning

enough

money,theywillhavenoworries.However,mostpeopleneverfeelthey

have

earnedenough.JasonHarleydecidedto

drop

out

of

thiskind

of

lifestyle,and45

hediscoveredthat

having

only

a

little

money

made

him

free.Are

there

anythings

he

missesfromhis

past?"No,I'm

much

happier

now,because

l

am

living

accordingto

myvalues.Successis

not

measuredby

howmuchmoneyyouhave

but

by

howyouunderstandthe

truemeaning

of

life."AngelaJohnson

interviewsex-millionaireJason

HarleyForalotofpeople,becomingamillionaireisasymbolofsuccessandtheysetthisas

theirultimategoal.Theyspend

half

of

theirtimedreamingupwaysof

gettingrichandachieving

the

success

theyexpect

and

the

rest

oftheir

time

thinking

about

allthe

things

theywilldo

once

they

becomerich.But

do

all

milionaires

get

the

sense5

of

successthey

were

lookingfor

after

theyachievethei

goals?Somecontinuetoworryabout

moneywhentheybecome

millionaires-they

worked

hard

to

become

wealthy,butthentheyneedtocontinuemakingmoneyso

theydontlose

the

sense

of

success

theyhave

achieved.However,there

are

people

nhohavetumed

theirbacks

ontheir

milionsandfoundotherfomsofsuccessintheirives.JasonHareyisone10

exampleSixteenyears

ago,Jasonwas

a

collegeprofessorwithahugesx-bedroomhouseandafortuneoftwo

miliondollars.Today

he

livesinasmall

dormitoryroom

withonysecond-hand

furniture.There

are

certainly

no

signs

that

Jason

is

aichandsuccesfumanlThereisasmallgarden

outsidewith

afewfrnuit

trees,whichJasonenjoys

takingcareof.Healsogrows

some

vegetablesand

a

few

flowers.He

getshiscothesandalot

of

other

things

from

charityshops.But

Jasonappreciates

this

change.He

ispleased

to

give

up

the

lifestyleofarich

man.Hewastired

of

being

regarded

as

living

a

successful

life,as

a25

personwhohadeverythingwhile

many

people

had

nothing.He

madethechoice

to

give

all

his

money

away.Andthis,hesaid,brought

him

happinessanda

sense

ofsuccess

in

life.ReadthemainbodyandfindoutJasonHarley'sattitudetowards

money.-main

body2015He

made

the

choice

to

give

all

his

money

away.And

this,he

said,brought

him

happiness

and

a

senseof

success

in

life.I

don't

need

a

lot

of

money.I

don′t

want

to

buyActivity

1

Read

and

getThesentencesthatdescribeJason'sattitude

towardsmoney.more

things.I

have

enough.··●

It

was

a

kind

of

satisfaction

and

a

real

sense

ofsuccessthat

I

had

neverfelt

before.·He

discovered

that

having

only

a

little

money

made

him

free.●

Success

is

not

measured

by

how

much

moneyyou

have

but

by

how

you

understand

the

truemeaning

oflife.ThesentencesthatdescribeJason'sattitudetowardsmoney.Jason

thinks

that

money

doesn′t

givepeople

a

feeling

of

satisfaction

or

success.He

feels

that

only

having

a

little

moneymakes

him

free,and

he

doesn't

want

togo

back

to

being

rich.He

believes

that

thesenseof

achievement

comes

fromhelping

others

and

tinding

the

meaningin

life.JasonHarley'sattitudetowardsmoneyActivity2Extract

and

shareFindoutthedescriptionsof

Jason'slifeinthe

past

and

now.

MateriallifeJasongave

away

all

his

moneytocharitiesSpirituallifeThe

PresentThePastActivity2ExtractandshareFindoutthedescriptionsof

Jason'slifeinthepast

and

now.Materiallifean

ex-millionaire;a

millionaire;

a

small

dormitory

room;a

college

professor;

only

second-hand

furniture;a

huge

six-bedroom

house;

a

small

garden;a

fortune

of

two

million

dollars.

buying

his

clothes

and

a

lot

ofother

things

from

charity

shops.Jason

gave

awayThe

Past

all

hismoneytoThe

PresentcharitiesActivity

2Extract

and

shareFindoutthedescriptionsof

Jason'slifeinthepast

and

now.

Jason

gave

awayThePastall

his

money

to

The

Presentcharitieswas

tired

of

being

regarded

made

him

free;as

living

a

successful

life;

brought

him

happiness

and

aworried

him

a

lot;

sense

of

success

in

life;felt

very

guilty

being

a

rich

gave

him

a

kind

of

satisfactionman

without

doing

anything.felt

much

happier

now.Spiritual

lifeand

a

real

sense

of

success;Describe

Jason's

change

oflife

based

on

yourgraphic

organiser.MateriallifeMoremoneyLessmoneyJason

gave

awayThePastall

his

money

to

The

PresentcharitiesLesshappiness

More

happinessSpirituallifeJason's

lifestylehas

changed

dramatically.He

gave

away

allhis

money

to

charities,buthe

appreciates

this

change.And

thisbrought

him

happiness.DescribeJason'schangeof

lifebasedonyour

graphicorganiser.Readagainandanswerthe

following

questions.1.How

did

Jason

feel

when

he

was

rich?Why?2.Whydidhegiveawayallhis

money

to

charities?3.Howdidhefeelafterhegave

away

all

his

moneyActivity3Read

and

answerto

charities?Why?inferfromhiswords?I

don't

need

a

lot

of

money.I

don't

want

to

buy

more

things.I

haveWhat

Iwant

is

to

live

simply

andbe

helpful

to

others.A

few

years

ago,I

was

a

millionaire,but

I

knew

millions

of

people

died

of

hunger

every

year,and

there

were

places

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no

schoolsdidn't

have

the

chance

to

learn

and

get

on

in

life.This

worried

me

a

lot

andI

felt

very

guilty

being

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rich

man

withoutdoing

anything.Itwasa

kindofsatisfactionanda

realsenseofsuccess

that

I

had

neverNo,I'mmuch

happier

now,becauselam

living

accordingto

myvalues.ReadthequotesfromJasonHarley.WhatcanweActivity

4

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and

share-Th

lifestyle

Jason

wants

to

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hisown

value.I

don'tneed

alot

of

money.Idont

want

tobuymore

things.Ihave

enough.WhatIwantistolivesimplyandbe

helpfultoothers.Afew

years

ago,Iwasamillionaire,but

Iknew

millions

of

peoplediedofhunger

every

year,and

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wereplaceswithnoschoolsand

noteachers.Somany

people

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get

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his

words?Jasonappreciatesthechangehe

made.Hefeels

happytogive

upthe

lifestyle

ofa

rich

man

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is

pleasedto

helpothers,and

hethinkshelpingotherswill

make

himfeel

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he

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spiritual

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is

not

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helpingLothersallowshimtoachieve

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Johnson

interviews

ex-millionaire

Jason

Harley

But

Jason

appreciatesthis

change.He

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moneywhenthey

become

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morethantwo

thousand

dollars,he

would

give

away

smalbanknotes

tohomelesspeopleinthe

streets

of

local

areas."It

was

a

kind

of

satisfaction

anda

real

sense

ofsuccesstheauthororganizeit?Summarizethemaididea

ofeachpart.moneyComments

onJason'schoiceof

lifeJason'slife

inthepast

andnow

andhis

attitudetowardsButJason

apprecates

this

change.He

is

pleasedto

giveup

the

lifestyleofarichman.Hewastired

of

beingregardedas

living

a

successful

life,as

apersonwho

had

everythingwhile

manypeoplehad

nothing.He

made

thechoiceto

give

allhis

moneyaway.Andthis,hesaid,broughthim

happinessandasenseof

successinlife.1

dont

needa

lot

of

money.I

don'twanttobuy

more

things.Ihave

enough,"said

Jaso