【正文】 Passage A Passage B Return to Menu Unit 6 Passage A ? Think About It ? Read About It ? Talk About It ? Write About It Read amp。 Explore Volunteering Spirit ? Dedication/devotion/contribution/mitment ? Friendliness ? Cooperation ? Warmheartedness ? Kind personality ? Generous attitude Read amp。 Explore Benefits of Volunteering Work ? Show love/friendship/sympathy/warmth/concern to the others ? Learn how to take care the others ? Learn how to work in a team/team spirit ? Interpersonal skills ? Organizational skills ? Personal development ? Enriched resume ? Build good image ? Develop our humanism spirit Read amp。 Explore What kind of volunteer work do college students do? ? Working at a senior’s home ? Teaching in a village school ? Doing munity work ? Helping with flood victims ? Working at hospital to help patients ? Working at orphanages ? Rescue work in earthquakes ? Service work in / Zhuhai International Circus Festival / The World Expo 2022 Shanghai/Beijing 2022 Olympic Games Read amp。 Explore AIESEC Global Volunteer| 海外志愿者 ? AIESEC是全球最大的非盈利、非政府學(xué)生組織，是全球九大學(xué)生組織之一，為學(xué)生提供了一個最大的海外交流平臺。通過 AIESEC你可以擁有一次全新的海外經(jīng)歷。 Read amp。 Explore Volunteer teachers ? 01205/ Read amp。 Explore On Volunteering Activities ? In recent years, there has been a growing popularity of volunteering activities. The volunteering spirit is spreading among college students. They have been taking part in various volunteering work actively, such as rescue work in earthquakes and service work in the World Expo 2022 Shanghai. ? There is no doubt that volunteering activities are of remarkable benefits to both society and the volunteers themselves. On the one hand, college students active participation in volunteering activities not only helps those in need but also calls on more people to join them, which influences the society in a positive way. On the other hand, engaged in volunteering activities, college students can also gain a lot more than they devote. In this sense, it is volunteering work that enables students to learn the importance of devoting spirit, which contributes to their all round development. ? As a college student, I think volunteering activities should be greatly advocated. In the process of participating, we can develop our humanism spirit and cooperative ability, which are essential in our growth. ? 亮點詞匯 ① ，營救 ② remarkable ，不尋常的③ call on號召 ④ engage in參與，參加⑤ ……付出時間 /努力等，專心致力于⑥ all round development 全面發(fā)展⑦ ，擁護⑧，參加⑨ ，人本主義 ? ⑩ cooperativea.(樂意 )合作的 1. Do you know anyone who majors in volunteering at college? The answer may vary. Most probably, students will be a little surprised by the question. This will introduce them to the passage. Reference: 2. What does “volunteer” mean to you? The answer may vary. Generally, a volunteer refers to a person who actively takes on a task, responsibility, or project without needing to be assigned, ordered, or told to do so. Often a volunteer is not paid for the work he or she does. Reference: 3. What is most important for a great volunteer? The answer may vary. Briefly, a great volunteer is one who is devoted to voluntary work wholeheartedly. Reference: Read About It ? Language Points ? Content Awareness ? Language Focus Christine French, a Great Volunteer You can?t really major in volunteering, but if you could your schedule might look a lot like Christine French?s. Not only is this longtime fan of service and volunteering winning recognition for her work in the munity, but also she and other students at the Gee Washington University are leading the charge to plete 100 000 service hours by graduation day. If they can do it, US First Lady Michelle Obama has promised to speak at the mencement. As a senior at the Gee Washington University, French is President of the Human Service Student Organization as well as the Teach For America chapter at her school. She also serves as Coordinator of Intervention and Cultural Services at the University?s Office of Community Service. In recent years she has volunteered at Martha?s Table, an anization that helps atrisk families, and My Sister?s Place, which helps domestic violence victims. And for RAINN (Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network), French currently works as a volunteer hotline operator, listening to and helping to steer victims toward the resources they need to survive. French?s volunteer curriculum doesn?t stop over the summer break, either. Back home in Omaha, Nebraska, she can often be found at Conference for Inclusive Communities, an interfaith agency that helps high school students develop tools to fight injustice, discrimination, and hate. This year, French will graduate with a . in Human Services, but she has already received the equivalent of cum laude honors in volunteering. In 2022, she and four other students at GWU were honored with the prestigious Martin Luther King, Jr. Award, given annually for dedication to public service, outstanding leadership, and contribution to the local Washington, . area, where GWU is based. Clearly, if the future of service can be found in our schools today, Christine French is already demonstrating what it will look like. What is it about her that makes French such a great volunteer? As French tells it, her mitment to volunteering is no surprise. Growing up in a Catholic family, service and volunteering were ingrained in her from start. Now listen to what French says to us about her devotion to making a difference in caring for and serving others. “I think it?s that I listen to people,” she muses. “Often, all people really need is someone to listen to them and validate their feelings. We all just want human connection and to know that we are loved and valuable. That is what I can d