英语专业综合英语第五册.ppt

Athletic activities help kids devn to work as part of a group, and gain confidence and a sense of fair play.
competitive sports activities help children develop their ability to work in collaboration with others, build up their confidence and develop confidence and develop an awareness of playing the game in a fair and honest way.
By playing games ... kids acquire the skills and form the views that will decide what kind of grown-ups they will be.
coordination n. the skillful and balanced movements of different parts, especially parts of the body, at the same time
equitable, esp. in sports e.g.: (1) As a referee, you must ensure that there is fair play in the game from beginning to end. (2) By the way, the opposite of fair play is foul play. (3) The football was given a red card because of serious foul play.
But in very recent years, other forms of entertainment have had an enormous impact on growing children.
Recently, however, other forms of amusement have had a
e.g.: Gym is a sport that calls for a considerable level of coordination of the gymnasts. Your team lost the match for lack of coordination.
fair play: conduct that adheres to rules or is just and
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determine:decide, fix sth. precisely; influence decisively
e.g.(1)We have not determined a date for the
meeting yet.
(2)Do heredity and environment determine one's
character?
(3) The exam results could determine your career.
Through play... children develop the skills and outlooks that determine the adults they will become. :
tremendous effect on growing children.
Entering adulthood now are the first Nintendo babies, a generation raised more on Virtual Boy and Mortal Kombat than baseball and Uncle Wiggly.
impact n. a strong effect
e.g.: (1) The new movie made a great impact on the viewers.
(2) He never dreamed of such an impact his experiment produced in the scientific world.
Becoming adults now are the first group of people who spent their childhood playing Nintendo, a generation of kids who have devoted more time to playing video games than playing baseball and reading stories of Uncle Wiggly.
empathy n. the ability to identify with and understand
another person's feelings or difficulties
E.g.: As he grew up in an orphanage, he seems to have great empathy with homeless cats and dogs.
Even solitary activities like reading connect children with the wider world, encouraging a sense of empathy with the greater human family.
Even activities done alone such as reading enable children to have connections with the outside world, inspiring them to develop the ability to identify themselves mentally with people in general.