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天生面部缺陷的小男孩奧吉（雅各布·特瑞布雷飾），從小由母親在家裡教導，五年級時，他終於有機會進入普通的學校學習。初進學校的奧吉因為自己的長相受到同學們的嘲笑和欺負，但是在父親（歐文·威爾遜飾）、母親（朱莉婭·羅伯茨飾）、姐姐（伊扎貝拉·維多維奇飾）、老師以及好友的幫助下，他最終找到了自信，並用自己的行動改變了其他人的看法

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《奇跡男孩》是由美國獅門影業出品的家庭劇情片，由斯蒂芬·卓博斯基執導，朱莉婭·羅伯茨、歐文·威爾遜、雅各布·特瑞布雷聯合主演。該片根據R.J. 帕拉西奧的小說改編，講述了一位有面部缺陷的小男孩如何進入普通學校，並重拾自信、積極面對生活的勵志故事。

⑶ 奇跡男孩內容簡介詳細

《奇跡男孩》就是講述了一個先天面部存在缺陷，而在童年時光和校園時光里一次次受到傷害，仍舊以溫暖擁抱別人的故事。即使一直因為臉部缺陷被別人嫌棄、嘲笑，奧吉都心存善良，最後憑借著自己的勇氣和努力獲得了所有人的尊重。

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這樣就會忽略姐姐的感受，但是姐姐並沒有因此對弟弟充滿怨恨，還是一如既往的愛著弟弟。或許猛握伏正是因為有皮橋著家人的愛，奧吉才能夠一直堅持下去。

⑷ 電影《奇跡男孩》用英文說大概意思

英語簡介：

Auggie, a little boy born with facial defects, was taught at home by his mother.

天生面部缺陷的小男孩奧吉，從小由母親在家裡教導。

In the fifth grade, he finally had the opportunity to enter an ordinary school.

五年級時，他終於有機會進入普通的學校學習。

Auggie, a newcomer to school, was ridiculed and bullied by her classmates because of her appearance.

初進學校的奧吉因為自己的長相受到同學們的嘲笑和欺負。

But with the help of his father, mother, sister, teacher and friends, he finally found self-confidence and changed the views of others with his own actions.

但是在父親、母親、姐姐、老師以及好友的幫助下，他最終找到了自信，並用自己的行動改變了其他人的看法。

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⑹ 奇跡男孩簡介

該片根據R.J. 帕拉西奧的小說改編講述了一個有面部缺陷的小男孩如何進入普通學校，重拾信心，積極面對生活，是一個鼓舞人心的故事。

奧吉，一個天生面部缺陷的知岩小男孩（雅各布·特瑞布頌族雷飾），媽媽從小就在家裡教導。野猛弊五年級的時候，他終於有機會上普通學校了。

奧吉剛進學校，因為長相被同學嘲笑欺負，但是在父親（歐文·威爾遜飾）、母親（朱莉婭·羅伯茨飾）、姐姐（伊扎貝拉·維多維奇飾）、以及老師和朋友的幫助下，他終於找到了自信，用自己的行動改變了別人的觀點。

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⑻ 一《奇跡男孩》的簡介

吉（雅各布·特瑞布雷 Jacob Tremblay 飾）是一個10歲的男孩，除了頭戴一個巨大的太空頭盔外，他和其他的同年齡孩子別無二致。頭盔下隱藏了奧吉因為各種手術而傷痕累累的臉龐，它不僅完美的隱藏起了奧吉脆弱自卑的內心，也成功的防止了奧吉的模樣嚇到別的孩子。 奧吉沒有上過學，他的所有文化知識都是母親伊莎貝爾（朱莉婭·羅伯茨 Julia Roberts 飾）在家教授給他的。然而，伊莎貝爾漸漸感覺到，家庭課堂無法滿足奧吉的成長需要，除了學習知識，奧吉還必須學會的，是如何同除了家人以外的人交流。在憂慮重重之中，伊莎貝爾將奧吉送入了一間公立學校里，在那裡，奧吉面臨的是他人生中必須要戰勝的挑戰。

⑼ 【美初】Wonder 《奇跡男孩》

在成長的過程中，你是否曾意識到過自己的某種與眾不同？又或者是你曾渴望過獲得某種與眾不同？本次文章摘自 R.J. Palacio 的小說 Wonder ，講述了一鬧彎個因天生面部缺陷而造成自己「與眾不同」的小男孩——奧吉的成長故事。每個人的成長都會經歷或多或少的挫折，而家人，永遠都是那個會在你身後給予支持和力量的角色。

Wonder 原著節選：

I know I'm not an ordinary ten-year-old kid. I mean, sure, I do ordinary things. I eat ice cream. I ride my bike. I play ball. I have an Xbox. Stuff like that makes me ordinary. I guess. And I feel ordinary. Inside. But I know ordinary kids don't make other ordinary kids run away screaming in playgrounds. I know ordinary kids don't get stared at wherever they go. 

我知道自己不是一個普通的十歲小孩。我是說，當然了，我做的也是普通的事情。我吃冰淇淋，騎自行車，打球，我還有一款XBox。這些東西讓我貌似很普通，應該是吧。我感覺自液稿悶己內心也挺普通的。不過我知道，一個普通的孩子不會在操場上嚇得別的普通孩子失聲尖叫，四散逃開。我知道，一個普通的孩子無論去哪裡，都不會被人一路盯著看。

If I found a magical lamp and I could have one wish, I would wish that I had a normal face that no one ever noticed at all. I would wish that I could walk down the street without people seeing me and then doing that look-away thing. Here is what I think: the only reason I'm not ordinary is that no one else sees me that way. 

如果我得到一盞神燈，可以許一個願望，我希望自己有一張壓根沒人會注意的普通臉。我希望在街上溜達的時候不會被人們留意到，接著又看著他們扭過臉去。我是這么想的：我不普敬殲通的唯一原因，是根本沒有人這么認為。

But I'm kind of used to how I look by now. I know how to pretend I don't see the faces people make. We've all gotten pretty good at that sort of thing: me, Mom and Dad, Via. Actually, I take that back: Via's not so good at it. She can get really annoyed when people do something rude. Like, for instance, one time in the playground some older kids made some noises. I don't even know what the noises were exactly because I didn't hear them myself, but Via heard and she just started yelling at kids. That's the way she is. I'm not that way.

不過，現在我也算是習慣自己的樣子了。我知道怎麼假裝對人們擠眉弄眼視而不見。我們在這方面都很擅長：我，我媽，我爸，還有維婭。其實，我該收回這句話：維婭這方面並不擅長。當有人行為粗魯，她會覺得很不爽。比如，有一次幾個小孩子在操場上吵鬧，我甚至都不知道噪音到底是什麼，因為我自己根本聽不到。但維婭聽到後就朝這群孩子怒吼。她就是這樣的。而我不並不是那樣的人。

Via doesn't see me as ordinary. She says she does, but if I were ordinary, she wouldn't feel like she needs to protect me as much. And mom and dad don't see me as ordinary, either. They see me as extraordinary. I think the only person in the world who realizes how ordinary I am is me.

維婭不把我當普通人看。她雖然嘴上這么說，但如果我很普通的話，她就不會感覺那麼需要保護我了。我爸媽也不把我當普通人看。他們覺得我很與眾不同。唯獨覺得我很普通的人就是我自己。

My name is August, by the way. I won't describe what I look like. Whatever you're thinking, it's probably worse. 

順便提一句，我叫奧古斯特。我就不描述我的長相了。不管你是怎麼想像的，情況都糟糕一倍。

Next week I start fifth grade. Since I've never been to a real school before, I am pretty much totally and completely petrified. People think I haven't gone to school because of the way I look, but it's not that. It's because of all the surgeries I've had. Twenty-seven since I was born. The bigger ones happened before I was even four years old, so I don't remember those. But I've had two or three surgeries every year since then (some big, and some small), and because I'm little for my age, and I have some other medical mysteries that doctors never really figured out, I used to get sick a lot. That's why my parents decided it was better if I didn't go to school. I'm much stronger now, though. The last surgery I had was eight months ago, and I probably won't have to have any more for another couple of years. 

下周我開始上五年級。因為從來沒有真正上過學，所以我整個人都提心吊膽的。大家以為我不上學是因為我的長相，其實不是。真實原因是我做過的所有那些手術，從出生到現在有27次了。大手術都是在四歲以前做的，所以我都記不得了。但從那以後我每年都要動兩三次手術（大的小的都有），因為我長得比實際年齡矮小，身上還帶著一些醫生永遠理解不了的醫學奧秘，所以我總是在生病。這也是父母決定我最好不去上學的原因。好在，現在我壯實多了。我上一次動手術是在八個月前，而且很可能未來幾年內都不需要再動手術了。

Mom homeschools me. She used to be a children's-book illustrator. She draws really great fairies and mermaids. Her boy stuff isn't so hot, though. She once tried to draw me a Darth Vader, but it ended up looking like some weird mushroom-shaped robot. I haven't seen her draw anything in a long time. I think she's too busy taking care of me and Via.

媽媽在家教我。她以前是童書插畫家，她的仙女和美人魚畫得好極了。不過，男孩子的東西她就畫不好了。有一次，她試著給我畫了一張黑武士，結果看起來像一個奇怪的蘑菇形狀的機器人。我已經很久沒有看到她畫什麼了。我想，照顧我和維婭就夠她忙的了。

I can't say I always wanted to go to school because that wouldn't be exactly true. What I wanted was to go to school, but only if I could be like every other kid going to school. Have lots of friends and hang out after school and stuff like that.

我不能說自己一直都想去上學，事情不全是這樣。我也想上學，前提是我能夠跟別的那些上學的孩子一樣，有很多的朋友啊，放學後一起閑逛啊，等等之類的。

Last spring we drove over to Christopher's house in Bridgeport. It was a long drive home. I fell asleep in the backseat like I always do. Via fell asleep, too. I don't know how long I was sleeping, but when I woke up, there was a full moon outside the car window. It was a purple night, and we were driving on a highway full of cars. And then I heard Mom and Dad talking about me. 

去年春天我們開車去克里斯托弗在布里奇波特的家，回家要開很久的車。我像往常一樣在後座睡著了，維婭也睡了。我不知道睡了多久，醒來的時候，車窗外懸著一輪滿月。那個夜晚是紫色的，我們行駛在一條車水馬龍的公路上。這時，我聽到媽媽和爸爸正在談論我。

"We can't keep protecting him," Mom whispered to Dad, who was driving. 

「我們不能一直保護他，」媽媽低聲跟正在開車的爸爸說。

"We can't just pretend he' s going to wake up tomorrow and this isn't going to be his reality, because it is, Nate, and we have to help him learn to deal with it. We can't just keep avoiding situations that..." 

「我們不能只是假裝他明天會醒過來，這不是他的現實，事情就是這樣的，內特，我們要幫著他學會處理問題，而不是一味逃避那些情況……」

"So sending him off to middle school like a lamb to the slaughter ...," Dad answered angrily, but he didn't even finish his sentence because he saw me in the mirror looking up.

「那就把送他去中學，就像待宰的羔羊那樣……」爸爸生氣地說，但是他話沒說完就打住了，因為他從後視鏡里看到我正抬頭張望。

"I don't want to go to school," I answered, folding my arms.

「我不想去上學。」我抱著胳膊回答。

"It would be good for you, Auggie," said Mom.

「上學對你有好處，奧吉。」媽媽說。

"Maybe I'll go next year," I answered, looking out the window.

「也許明年我會去。」我看著窗外回答。

"This year would be better, Auggie," said Mom. "You know why? Because you'll be going into fifth grade, and that's the first year of middle school—for everyone. You won't be the only new kid."

「今年更好的，奧吉，」媽媽說。「你知道為什麼嗎？因為你要上五年級，也就是初中的第一年——所有學生都是第一年。這樣你就不會是唯一的新生了。」

"I'll be the only kid who looks like me," I said.

「可長成我這樣的小孩只有我一個。」我說。

"I'm not going to say it won't be a big challenge for you, because you know better than that," she answered. "But it'll be good for you, Auggie. You'll make lots of friends. And you'll learn things you'd never learn with me." She turned in her seat again and looked at me.  

「我不否認這對你來說是個巨大的挑戰，你懂我意思的，」她回答道。「但上學對你有好處，奧吉。你會交很多朋友。你也能學到很多從我這里永遠學不到的東西。」她又從座椅上轉了過來，看著我。

"I don't want to go," I said.

「我不想去。」我說。

"How about this? Can you at least meet Mr. Tushman before making up your mind?" Mom asked.

「這樣好不好，在你做決定之前至少見一下圖什曼先生？」媽媽問。

"Mr. Tushman?" I said.

「圖什曼先生？」我說。 

"He's the principal," answered Mom.

「他是校長。」媽媽回答道。

"Mr. Tushman?" I repeated.

「圖什曼先生？」我又問。

"I know, right?" Dad answered, smiling and looking at me in the rearview mirror. "Can you believe that name, Auggie? I mean, who on earth would ever agree to have a name like Mr. Tushman?" I smiled even though I didn't want to let them see me smile. Dad was the one person in the world who could make me laugh no matter how much I didn't want to laugh. Dad always made everyone laugh.

「就是說呢，對吧？」爸爸一邊回答，一邊從後視鏡里看著我笑。「你敢相信有這種名字嗎，奧吉？我是說，天底下誰會取名叫圖什曼先生呢？」盡管我很不想讓他們看到我笑，我還是笑了。在這個世界上，爸爸就是能讓我開懷大笑的那個人，而且不管我情緒是多麼低落。爸爸總是能讓每個人開懷大笑。

"Auggie, you know, you should go to that school just so you can hear his name said over the loudspeaker!" Dad said excitedly. "Can you imagine how funny that would be? Hello, hello? Paging Mr. Tushman!" He was using a fake high, old-lady voice, "Hi, Mr. Tushman! I see you're running a little behind today! Did your car get rear-ended again? What a bum rap!"  

「你知道嗎，奧吉，你應該去一下那所學校，這樣你就能聽到他的名字在喇叭中響起了！」爸爸興奮地說。「你能想像那會有多搞笑嗎？喂，喂？呼叫圖什曼先生！」他裝成一個老婦人，尖著嗓門高聲說：「喂，圖什曼先生！我看你今天遲到了！你的車又追尾了嗎？真冤啊！」

I started laughing, not even because I thought he was being that funny but because I wasn't in the mood to stay mad anymore.

我笑了起來，不是因為覺得有多好笑，而是因為我沒有心情再生氣了。

"It could be worse, though!" Dad continued in his normal voice. "Mommy and I had a professor in college called Miss Butt." 

「不過，還有更糟的呢！」爸爸繼續用正常的聲音說，「你媽和我上大學的時候有個教授叫巴特小姐。」

Mom was laughing now, too.

這時媽媽也笑了起來。

"Is that for real?" I said.

「真的假的？」我問。

"Roberta Butt," Mom answered, raising her hand as if to swear. "Bobbie Butt." 

「大名 『羅伯塔•巴特』，」媽媽舉起手回答，像是在發誓，「我們都叫她 『博比•巴特』。」

"She had huge cheeks," said Dad.

「她屁股很大。」爸爸說。

"Nate!" said Mom.

「內特！」媽媽叫道。

"What? She had big cheeks is all I'm saying." 

「怎麼了？我只不過說她屁股大。」

Mom laughed and shook her head at the same time.

媽媽一邊大笑，一邊搖頭。

"Hey hey, I know!" said Dad excitedly. "Let's fix them up on a blind date! Can you imagine? Miss Butt, meet Mr. Tushman. Mr. Tushman, here's Miss Butt. They could get married and have a bunch of little Tushies." 

「嘿嘿，我想起來了！」爸爸激動地說，「我們撮合他們相親吧！你們能想像嗎？巴特小姐，這位是圖什曼先生；圖什曼先生，這是巴特小姐。他們可能會結婚，然後生一堆小圖什。」

"Poor Mr. Tushman," answered Mom, shaking her head. "Auggie hasn't even met the man yet, Nate!"

「可憐的圖什曼先生，」媽媽搖頭回答，「內特，奧吉都還沒見過這個人呢！」

"Who's Mr. Tushman?" Via said groggily. She had just woken up.

「誰是圖什曼先生？」維婭恍恍惚惚地問。她剛剛睡醒。

"He's the principal of my new school," I answered.

「他是我新學校的校長。」我回答道。

【拓展】

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Rectory School 認為有效的 時間管理、責任和組織技巧 是一個終身學習者所需要具備的重要品質。

個性化教學項目，師生比低（Rectory School的師生比為4:1），對學生投入高度關注，針對學生的個性進行指導性輔導。

豐富的課外活動

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書名來自於Natalie Merchant的歌曲Wonder

序言部分是它的歌詞：Doctors have come from distant cities / just to see me / stand over my bed / disbelieving what they』re seeing / They say I must be one of the wonders / of god』s own creation / and as far as they can see they can offer / no explanation.

【任務】

是否真有幸福並非取決於天性，而是取決於人的習慣——愛比克泰德)

有什麼樣的思想，就有什麼樣的行為;有什麼樣的行為，就有什麼樣的習慣;有什麼樣的習慣，就有什麼樣的性格;有什麼樣的性格，就有什麼樣的命運——查·艾霍爾

習慣是社會的巨大的飛輪和最可貴的維護者——威・詹姆斯

美德大多存在於良好的習慣中——佩利

 在日常事物的自理中，一盎司習慣抵得上一磅智慧——托・布・里德

我有四個好習慣:

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2.

3.

4.

我保持這些習慣的原因是:

每一個好習慣給我帶來的好結果是: (例如:我有見人微笑的習慣現在人們對我更友善。)

我目前最壞的習慣是:

造成這些壞習慣的原因是:

這些壞習慣已有(幾天、幾周、幾年?)：

這些壞習慣給我帶來的苦果是: (例如:上學總遲到，這意味著我錯過了課堂討論，操行評語上也有缺點。)

在上述壞習慣中，我最想改掉的習慣是：

在下表中填入你前面列出的習慣。在未來的一周里將它放在手邊，時時提醒你改正壞習慣，培養好習慣。我想改正的壞習慣：

我想培養的好習慣：

⑽ 《奇跡男孩》英文是什麼

Wonder。

《奇跡男孩》是由美國獅門影業出品的家庭劇情片，由斯蒂芬·卓博斯基執導，朱莉婭·羅伯茨、歐文·威爾遜、雅各布·特瑞布雷聯合主演。

評價：

影片小演員雅各布·特瑞布雷曾在《房間》中展示出超出年齡的表演天賦，該片中，他將10歲男主演繹得既可愛又聰慧，即便頭戴厚重的宇航員頭盔，觀眾也能跟他心靈溝通。（《RogerEbert.com》評）

影片偶爾也落入兒童電影的窠臼，顯得過於可愛和為低齡群體製造不恰當的幽默。不過，影片最終成功不只是講述一個復雜的故事，而且給觀眾傳達了少年經歷困惑、孤獨和害怕的體驗。（《華盛頓郵報》評）