PPT and multimedia 作业、讨论题、思考题： Exercises:238-248 参考资料： Contemporary College English,Yang Liming 讲授章节 Lesson Nine:The Quick Fix Society 4 授课时数 2 periods 教学目的： To grasp the meaning and spelling of the new words and expressions To make sentences with important phrases and sentence patterns 教学内容（讲授提纲） Superficially instead of thoroughly What's more important,we not only want to get information fast,but also just want to get a gist of it /a general idea-we no longer want to learn anything thoroughly. Once Todav lingered over every. read the condensed version. listened to every note. enioy excerpts read the whole news read the digest and brief news devot ing large time to. conclusion:the iceberg principle- the 8/9 that lies just below the surface.(Iceberg float with only about 10%of their bulk above the surface of the water,therefore the much larger part is out of sight.) A.Reading book: In the past we read a book-either a classic novel or the latest best seller- -frompage to page,ofit.e just read books the Cliff's notes esp.if we are students who have to worry about papers and exams.With the help of the notes,we don't even have to read the book at all. linger over/on:to continue to look at sth./sb.or think about sth.for longer PPT and multimedia 作业、讨论题、思考题： Exercises: 238-248 参考资料： Contemporary College English, Yang Liming 讲授章节 Lesson Nine: The Quick Fix Society 4 授课时数 2 periods 教学目的： To grasp the meaning and spelling of the new words and expressions To make sentences with important phrases and sentence patterns 教 学 内 容（讲授提纲） Superficially instead of thoroughly What’s more important, we not only want to get information fast, but also just want to get a gist of it /a general idea-we no longer want to learn anything thoroughly. Once Today lingered over every. read the condensed version. listened to every note. enjoy excerpts read the whole news read the digest and brief news devoting large time to. quality time, no time at all conclusion: the iceberg principle-paying attention only to the top and ignoring the 8/9 that lies just below the surface.(Iceberg float with only about 10% of their bulk above the surface of the water, therefore the much larger part is out of sight.) A. Reading book: In the past we read a book-either a classic novel or the latest best seller-from page to page, all of it. Or we just read books the Cliff’s notes, esp. if we are students who have to worry about papers and exams. With the help of the notes, we don’t even have to read the book at all. linger over/on: to continue to look at sth./sb. or think about sth. for longer