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北师大2003课标版《Lesson 1 Consumer Society》集体备课PPT课件优质课下载
Protest groups are insisting that some of our money be given to the third world.
Trade unions demand that the government shorten the working week and suggest that people should share work and thus reduce unemployment.
It’s high time that we took these issues more seriously.
control advertisements aiming at children
use our free time more reasonably apart from spending money
“being” and “doing” are much more important than “having”
Today, many of us in developed societies are ________ in a spending circle. On the one hand, we ___________ possessions; on the other hand, we have no time to _______ them. We work harder and harder and feel like a ________.As a result, not __________ happiness, but stress and less free time to be ourselves. Luckily, there is a growing __________ to this consumer society. Protest groups are insisting that the government ________ the working time and suggesting that people should _______ work to reduce unemployment. We should also make sure that there are better ways for young people to use their free time ________ from spending money. Above all, we should remember that "being" and "doing" are more __________ than "having".
trapped
accumulate
enjoy
burden
increased
resistance
shorten
share
apart
important
Is Happiness the same as money?
Happiness isn’t the same as money. It is a feeling of heart. When you are poor, you can say you are very happy, because you have something else that can’t be bought with money. When you meet with difficulties, you can loudly say you are very happy, because you have more chances to challenge yourself.
Happiness is always around you. When you are in trouble at school, your friends will help you; when you work hard at your lessons, your parents are always taking care of your life; when you get success, your friends will say congratulations to you. So happiness is for everyone!
Protest groups are insisting that some of our money be given to the third world.
Trade unions demand that the government shorten the working week and suggest that people should share work and thus reduce unemployment.
It’s high time that we took these issues more seriously.
How to use money properly?