【词汇大师】背包客进课堂(1/2)
背包旅行正在身边悄然兴起。你可知道背包上路，就是一种人生的开悟。老师在课堂里谈一些亲身的背包经验，学生们自然更喜欢啦。
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本篇听写只听写嘉宾的话，主持人的不需要听写。
主持人的话：①"Why don't you talk about some of those ways? How did it change you personally and how did it change your personal teaching style?"
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Holocaust
Washington, D.C.
Holocaust Museum
Sachsenhausen
Auschwitzhttp://t1.g.hjfile.cn/listen/201211/201211120755591448703.mp3"I became very interested in going because I had been teaching some Holocaust poetry and I had, prior to that, lived in Washington, D.C., and attended the Holocaust Museum several times. And I was very interested in learning more about the Holocaust and, I thought, what better way than to take a travel-study course for two weeks to Germany and Poland? And the trip had such a profound effect on me, it just seemed a natural that it would affect my teaching. And it did, in ways that I never expected."
"Well, when I was on the trip, it started to affect me because when I visited Sachsenhausen, the camp, as well as Auschwitz, I realized that evil exists. And I felt that Auschwitz was one of the most twisted and haunting places on the face of the earth. And what also struck me is that when I was there, I noticed that it had a militaristic basis. In other words, we visited the barracks, the commandant's house. We also noticed some photographs in which the victims were, in fact, marching. And it reminded me of a military academy, and I remember thinking: this has become real. And I think there's no better way to teach than to bring real experiences into the classroom.”
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