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¡¡¡¡In the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games Chinese athlete Liu Xiang dropped out of the race due to his foot injury£¬which led to a heated discussion among people across the country£®

¡¡¡¡According to a survey conducted by Sina Website£¬over 34% of the people think an athlete should quit the race when injured since health is much more important than a gold medal£»while nearly 20% of the netizens believe that an injured athlete should hold on to the end instead of giving up halfway£®They regard the sports field as a battlefield in which every athlete should fight for the honor of his or her country in spite of any difficulty£®

¡¡¡¡In my opinion£¬it was a right choice for Liu Xiang to choose to quit the race£®For one thing£¬nothing is more important than health and sports don't mean sacrificing one's health for a gold medal£ºfor another£¬after Liu Xiang recovers fully£¬he still has many chances to realize his dream£®

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Teaching Plan£º(one possible version)

Step 1£®Warming up

1£®Ask some questions:

Do you often travel? Where have you been?

2£®Follow the steps of the warmª²up£®

Step 2£®Preª²reading

1£®Show some traveling pictures of the teacher's£®

2£®Ask students£ºWhich river is the longest one in the world and which is the largest one? Which river is the longest one in China?

3£®Ask students£ºHow people who live along a river use it?

Step 3£®Whileª²reading

1£®Scanning£ºStudents read quickly and answer:

What are they going to do?

2£®Skimming£ºStudents read again and finish Comprehension 1 on Page 19£®

3£®Students read and get the main idea of each paragraph£®

4£®Students list the countries that the Mekong River flows through£®

Step 4£®Afterª²reading

Students discuss in pairs£ºWang Wei's and Wang Kun's similar and different attitudes about the trip£®

Similar attitudes about the trip£®Different attitudes about the trip£®Both Wang Wei and Wang Kun think ¡­¡­

1£®that this trip is a dream coming true£®

2£®that they will enjoy this trip a lot£®

3£®that they should see a lot of the Mekong£®

4£®that most of the Mekong will be found in Southeast Asia£®

Wang Wei believes ¡­¡­

1£®that they must start in Qinghai£¬where the river begins and see all of the Mekong£®

2£®that they don't need to prepare much£®

Wang Kun believes ¡­¡­

1£®that it is too cold and high to start in Qinghai£®

2£®that using an atlas is very important£®

Step 5£®Assignment

1£®Surf the Internet and get more information about the Mekong River£®

2£®Retell the passage using your own words£®

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