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Do you have any problems?

problems at School at Home with friends others

Who is he? What’s his problems? How did he deal with his problem?

It ’ s not a problem – it ’ s a challenge. Enjoy facing it.

父母的存在对于孩子来说是很重要的。

Problems 1.____have too much homework 2.____You feel the teachers are unfair 3.____be angry with friends, parents or teachers 4.____the school rulers are too strict 5.____meet a very big problem Solutions a.By learning to forget b. By regarding problems as challenges c. By thinking of something worse b a a b c

Read again,March the problems and answers 1.When you are angry with our friends. 2.When you complain about school 3.When you comparing yourself to others A.By learning to forget B.By regarding problems as challenges C.By thinking of something worse

Stephen Hawking is a very ______ scientist,who _______ his many physical problems___ unimportant. He can’t ____ or even_____, but he has become very _______ and __________. clever regards as walk speak famous successful

1.Only the poor have problems. 2.Worrying about our problems will affect how we do at school. 3. we can’t solve a problem by learning to forget. 4. Many students often complain about school because they think the rules are too strict. 5. Education is an unimportant part of our development. 6. It is our duty to try our best to deal with each challenge in our education with the help of our classmates. F T F T F F

Bad affects of our problems on us Our problems can 1.___________________easily Worrying about our problems can affect how we do at school and 2. ___________________________ ________________ Ways of dealing with our problems 3.________________________ 4.________________________ 5._______________________ make us unhappy influence the way we behave with our families By learning to forget By regarding problems as challenges By thinking of something worse Read the article and fill the chart

1. Who may have no problem in life? A: Rich people B: Poor people C: Young people D: Nobody 2. If we can’t deal with our problems, we can’t ______ easily. A: ride our bicycles well B: learn English well C: enjoy ourselves 3. What can we learn about Stephen Hawking from the passage? A: He isn’t a healthy man. B: He isn’t a successful man. C: He isn’t a smart man. D: He isn’t a famous man. 4. Why do many students often complain about school? A: Because they think the school rules are too strict. B: Because they feel they have too much work to do. C: Because they think the teachers aren’t fair to them. D: A, B and C, might all be possible Read the article again and then choose the correct answer.

1.What may happen when people are angry with others for long? 2. What happens to children when they have disagreements? 3. What must we learn at school? Why? 4. What’s our duty as young adults? 5. What should we do after comparing ourselves to Stephen Hawking? Good friendships may be lost. They decide not to talk to each other. But this usually does not last for long. We must learn how to change these “problems” into “challenges”. Because education is an important part of our development. As young adults, it is our duty to try our best to deal with each challenge in our education with the help of our teachers. We should face the challenges instead of worrying about our problems. Read the article again, answer the questions

3C.Scan the reading, and check the ways of dealing with problems that are mentioned. by talking to people about them by thinking your problem is not big by breaking off a friendship by trying to forget about them by seeing a psychologist by thinking of a problem in a positive way √ √ √

To be confident! Be brave to face the difficulties! Tomorrow will be better!