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It gives an example to show us how serious the situation of Aids is in Africa.
Main idea of Part 2(paragraph 2-paragraph 9)
It tells us some detailed information about Aids.
( (
(L.52)
)
)
e
f
about 740,000
> 68 million > 15 million
in China by the end of 2009
6. the number of people who catch HIV per day 7. the number of children killed by Aids
3. What has been done in China to help control the spread of Aids? (L.36) The government of China has opened labs to monitor the disease, and in 2003, it also started providing free drugs for Aids patients. 4. What is the aim of UNAIDS? (L.45) The aim of UNAIDS is to help prevent the spread of Aids.
(L.35)
d ) (L.14) g ( c ) (L.31)
D Match the meanings with the new words.
1-6 c - d- f- b- e- a
E
1 breast milk 2 outward 3 weeping 4 bid 5 prescription 6 burst on the scene
Text structure analysis
Main idea of the passage
The serious situation of Aids today and what can be done to help people with Aids.
Main idea of Part 1(paragraph 1)
2. the number of HIV carriers in China
(L.32)
(
(L.35)
)
)
3. the number of people who have HIV
(
(L.30)
d
c
4. the number of people who will die of Aids between 2000 and 2020 5. the number of Aids patients
5. What does UNAIDS do for people? (L.45) It provides people with have HIV or
Aids medical care and HIV testing. It also teaches young people how to prevent Aids, and sets up treatment centres where mothers with HIV can receive medicine to help keep them from passing HIV to their children .
Module 10 Unit 3 Protecting ourselves
Reading
Aids today
A news report from the 18th World Aids Day
• 人类关于艾滋病的确切记载大都始于1981年。在 此之前，我们对这种疾病一无所知。我们不知道 在20世纪的70年代，或者更遥远的过去，有多少 人感染了艾滋病，也不知道它究竟起源于何处。 艾滋病从一开始就被笼罩在重重迷雾之中。虽然 众说纷纭，其中不乏合理的猜测和颇有科学依据 的推论，但还没有哪一种观点能够得到世人的公 认。 1981年，美国率先发现了艾滋病。四年后，艾滋 病登陆中国。
2. What are the three ways Aids is spread from person to person?
(L.16) The three ways are through
unprotected sex, through blood and from a mother to her child.
Main idea of Part 3(paragraph 10)
It refers again to the example mentioned in the first paragraph and points out the key to stopping Aids in the future.
Discussion
How can we prevent or avoid being infected by Aids?
Homework
1. Finish Parts A1 and A2 on page 112 in the Workbook. 2. Review the part Word power.
A tree diagram of the text:
Aids Today
Lead in—an example in Africa Serious situation at present Symptoms Ways of spreading Situation in China What can be done to prevent the spreading of Aids Help to China Help to the world
• 中国的一些艾滋病监测人员起初的习惯是，哪一 个地区出现艾滋病感染者，就在地图上那一部分 打上红点；2000年，这项工作停止了：中国地图 上已经没有被艾滋病遗漏的省份。目前，全球约 有4000万艾滋病病毒携带者，其中250万为不足 15岁的少年。非洲是艾滋病蔓延最严重的大陆， 迄今共有2660万艾滋病病毒感染者，320万艾滋 病患者，死亡230万人。
C1 1. How does HIV affect the body? (L.10) When someone has Aids, thewk.baidu.comperson
loses the ability to fight other illnesses. Eventually, the body’s immune system becomes so weak that the person becomes very ill from usually mild sicknesses.
6. Why didn’t Ajani and his sister catch HIV from their mother? (L.55) Because their mother had access to prescription Aids medicines when she was pregnant.
Scanning
1.What is this TV news special about? It gives some detailed information about Aids and how to fight the spread of Aids. 2. How many people around the world catch HIV every day? (L.14) About 7,000 people. 3.What places have been affected by Aids? (L.29) Almost every country in the world has been affected by Aids.
The key to stopping Aids in the future
C2 Some figures concerning Aids:
1. the number of children who have lost their parent to Aids
(
g e a f b
(
)
a >30 million b about 105,000 >4 million about 7,000
Main idea of Part 2(paragraph 2-paragraph 9)
It tells us some detailed information about Aids.
( (
(L.52)
)
)
e
f
about 740,000
> 68 million > 15 million
in China by the end of 2009
6. the number of people who catch HIV per day 7. the number of children killed by Aids
3. What has been done in China to help control the spread of Aids? (L.36) The government of China has opened labs to monitor the disease, and in 2003, it also started providing free drugs for Aids patients. 4. What is the aim of UNAIDS? (L.45) The aim of UNAIDS is to help prevent the spread of Aids.
(L.35)
d ) (L.14) g ( c ) (L.31)
D Match the meanings with the new words.
1-6 c - d- f- b- e- a
E
1 breast milk 2 outward 3 weeping 4 bid 5 prescription 6 burst on the scene
Text structure analysis
Main idea of the passage
The serious situation of Aids today and what can be done to help people with Aids.
Main idea of Part 1(paragraph 1)
2. the number of HIV carriers in China
(L.32)
(
(L.35)
)
)
3. the number of people who have HIV
(
(L.30)
d
c
4. the number of people who will die of Aids between 2000 and 2020 5. the number of Aids patients
5. What does UNAIDS do for people? (L.45) It provides people with have HIV or
Aids medical care and HIV testing. It also teaches young people how to prevent Aids, and sets up treatment centres where mothers with HIV can receive medicine to help keep them from passing HIV to their children .
Module 10 Unit 3 Protecting ourselves
Reading
Aids today
A news report from the 18th World Aids Day
• 人类关于艾滋病的确切记载大都始于1981年。在 此之前，我们对这种疾病一无所知。我们不知道 在20世纪的70年代，或者更遥远的过去，有多少 人感染了艾滋病，也不知道它究竟起源于何处。 艾滋病从一开始就被笼罩在重重迷雾之中。虽然 众说纷纭，其中不乏合理的猜测和颇有科学依据 的推论，但还没有哪一种观点能够得到世人的公 认。 1981年，美国率先发现了艾滋病。四年后，艾滋 病登陆中国。
2. What are the three ways Aids is spread from person to person?
(L.16) The three ways are through
unprotected sex, through blood and from a mother to her child.
Main idea of Part 3(paragraph 10)
It refers again to the example mentioned in the first paragraph and points out the key to stopping Aids in the future.
Discussion
How can we prevent or avoid being infected by Aids?
Homework
1. Finish Parts A1 and A2 on page 112 in the Workbook. 2. Review the part Word power.
A tree diagram of the text:
Aids Today
Lead in—an example in Africa Serious situation at present Symptoms Ways of spreading Situation in China What can be done to prevent the spreading of Aids Help to China Help to the world
• 中国的一些艾滋病监测人员起初的习惯是，哪一 个地区出现艾滋病感染者，就在地图上那一部分 打上红点；2000年，这项工作停止了：中国地图 上已经没有被艾滋病遗漏的省份。目前，全球约 有4000万艾滋病病毒携带者，其中250万为不足 15岁的少年。非洲是艾滋病蔓延最严重的大陆， 迄今共有2660万艾滋病病毒感染者，320万艾滋 病患者，死亡230万人。
C1 1. How does HIV affect the body? (L.10) When someone has Aids, thewk.baidu.comperson
loses the ability to fight other illnesses. Eventually, the body’s immune system becomes so weak that the person becomes very ill from usually mild sicknesses.
6. Why didn’t Ajani and his sister catch HIV from their mother? (L.55) Because their mother had access to prescription Aids medicines when she was pregnant.
Scanning
1.What is this TV news special about? It gives some detailed information about Aids and how to fight the spread of Aids. 2. How many people around the world catch HIV every day? (L.14) About 7,000 people. 3.What places have been affected by Aids? (L.29) Almost every country in the world has been affected by Aids.
The key to stopping Aids in the future
C2 Some figures concerning Aids:
1. the number of children who have lost their parent to Aids
(
g e a f b
(
)
a >30 million b about 105,000 >4 million about 7,000