New College English 3 Second Edition Text Reading Zhejiang University Edition 5

Extraction code: lbkw Since its publication, the new edition of College English edited by Ying Huilan has led a new direction of college English teaching with its advanced teaching concepts and innovative teaching models. Adhering to the characteristics and advantages of the previous two editions of the textbooks, the New Edition of College English (3rd Edition) is guided by the Teaching Requirements for College English Courses, based on extensive research and analysis, and based on the needs of English teaching and talent training goals under the new situation, to further improve the content and structure of the textbooks, and to give more prominence to the cultivation of language application ability, innovative thinking ability and cultural exchange ability.

There are four levels of New College English (3rd Edition), each of which includes Comprehensive Course, Audio-Visual and Speaking Course and Speed Reading. The themes of each fascicle echo and complement each other to cultivate students' comprehensive language application ability. The third edition simultaneously provides three-dimensional teaching resources such as learning CDs, teaching CDs, online teaching knowledge bench learning management platforms, and supporting test questions, so as to fully support students' independent learning and teachers' teaching.

The new college English 3 lessons are the answers after the chaos.

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Unit 1, The Pain of Shyness.

1 For many people, shyness is the cause of much unpleasantness. All sorts of people—short, tall, stupid, smart, young, old, skinny, fat—say they're shy. Shy people can be anxious and feel unnatural; That is, they are visibly concerned about their appearance and mannerisms.

Thoughts that unsettle me kept swirling in my head: What impression did I make on people? Do they like me?

Am I talking stupidly? I'm ugly. The clothes I wore were unobtrusive.

2 It is clear that this feeling of uneasiness can have a detrimental effect on people. A person's self-perception is reflected in the way they behave, which in turn affects the reactions of others. Often, how people perceive themselves has a profound impact on all aspects of their lives.

For example, people with positive self-values or strong self-esteem tend to show self-confidence. Because of self-confidence, they don't need constant praise and encouragement from others to make themselves feel good. Confident people are passionately and spontaneously engaged in life.

They are not influenced by what others think they "should" do. People with strong self-esteem are not hurt by criticism; They don't see criticism as a personal attack. Instead, they see criticism as a suggestion for improvement.

3 In contrast, shy people have lower self-esteem, tend to be passive and easily influenced by others. Whether they are doing the "right thing to do" needs to be recognized. Shy people are very sensitive to criticism; They feel that criticism is good and confirms that they are worse than others.

It is also difficult for them to rejoice in the praise of others because they believe that they are not worthy of praise. A shy person may respond to a compliment with something like, "You're just saying this to make me feel better."

I know that's not true. "Obviously, despite self-awareness.