B4U4 body language READING communication：no problem公开课课件

He _b__o_w_e_d__ to Mr. Cook and his nose __to_u_c_h_e_d__ Mr. Cook’s __m__o_v_in_g _h_a_n_d____.
He _r_e_a_c_h_e_d_ __h_is_____ __h_a_n_d__ __o_u_t____ to the Japanese.
• Yesterday Ir_e_p_re_s_e_noteudr student association to go to
CIA to _m_e_e_t_international students. The first one to __a_rr_iv_eis Mr. Garcia from Columbia, closely _fo_l_lo_w__ebdy
Para3:
1. How do men from Muslim countries greet others ? To men: stand close, and shake hands
To women: Nod and not touch women 2. How did Tony and Darlene greet each other?
• advice for you:
•You: Can you help me please? I need some apples (smiling & leaning forward) •Shopkeeper: No problem…
Which group is the winner？
Retelling
Gorge Cook from Canada. When Gorger_ea_c_h_ehdis hand
out to him, it happens that Mr Cook’s handto_u_c_h_etdhe Japanese’s nose as he b_o_w__e.dSo you see, people from _d_if_fe_r_ecnutltures may not _g_r_e_e_t others in the same way. Now ,most people around the world _s_h_a_k_ehands when they meet while theJ_a_p_a_n_e_seprefer to bow. In a word, body languages are notg_o_o_d_or _b_a_d_, which
Situation 1
• You fall and hurt your foot while you are hiking on a lonely path. You need help, and you see someone in the distance.
• advice for you: • You: Help! …Please comeith ,and I
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to each each other.
Just
then, a visitor from Japan comes ins_m_i_li_n,gtogether with
Mr.
Garcia from (Columbia
)
byt_o_u_c_h_in__g __h_e_r__ _s_h_o_u_ld__er__ and k__is_s_in_g__ her on the _c_h_e_e_k___.
mistake
She _st_e_p_p_e_d__b_a_c_k___
Matching the people and their different
ways of greeting (para2&3)
Tony Garcia (Columbia)
1.shakes hands and kisses others twice on each cheek
Julia Smith (Britain)
Who are they and where do they come from?
Tony Garcia
Columbia
Julia Smith
Britain
Akira Nagata
Japan
George Cook Ahmed Aziz Darlene Coulon
Canada Jordan France
People in the country/area
English people
People from Spain, Italy and South
American countries
Ways to greet each other
Do not stand v_e_r_y_c_l_o_s_e_to others or touch _s_tr_a_n_g_e_r_s when they meet.
2.bows 3.shakes hands
Akira Nagata (Japan)
George Cook (Canada) Darlene Coulon (France)
4.approaches others closely and touches their shoulder and kisses them on the cheek
The author is male. Ahmed Aziz will not shake hands with women, but he shakes hands with the author.
Fill in the table according to Para4: Read it together.
5.does not stand very close to others or touch strangers
Para 2
Find out the two mistakes the writer found in
the airport:
He approaches Ms Smith
The first
Reading COMMUNICATION:
NO PROBLEM?
Part 1
• Thousands of Hands Kwan-yin.
• She was the leading dancer of the program. Her name is Tai Lihua (邰丽华).
• She is a deaf and dump girl. • Body language (gesture).
Stu3d.yiLngeainrtnerinngatEiongalicsuhstwomelsl can certainly help avoid difficulties in today’s world of cultural crossroads.
Four students from each group will be invited to come to the front; one of you act the words out using body language, and the other three students try to guess what he/she means.
Part 2 Look at the title and picture on page 26 and predict what the passage is about. Which is the main idea of the text? A. There are different customs in different countries. B. Foreigners should follow the customs of the country where they are visiting. C. People use body movements to send messages and different body movements have different meanings. D. The importance of knowing customs.
They shook hands and then kissed each other twice on each cheek, and this is the French custom when adults meet
people they know.
3. Is the author of this passage male or female? How do you know?
Julia Smith from
appearings_u_r_p_r_is_e_d__ and put up her
(Britain) hands, as if
in defence .
The second mistake
a Japanese calledAkira
Nagat.a
George Cook from (Canada)
are widely usedcinomm__u_n_ic_atioinn today’s world .
N1.oneBoofdtyhleasnegaucatigoenisnisoemitheecrountries is ggooooddorwbhailde. some in others is bad. N2o.t aAll ll members of a culture behave in the same way.
(waving hands) • Person: What do you want? I
can’t hear you! (hand behind ear) •…
Situation 2
• You are visiting a city in England and need to
buy some apples. You only know a little English and want to know where you can get them and how much they cost.
Scanning
Scan the text and answer the following questions.
How many international students are there in the story?
Six
Who are they and where they come from?
_A_p_p_ro__ac_h__others closely and are more likely to_t_o_u_c_h_t_h_e_m_.
Japanese
Most people around the world
Bow Shake hands
Para5:
Read it silently.
True or false?
kiss
piano
welcome
pig
surprised
Role play
Here are two situations. For each situation, prepare a role play with your partner. (you can choose either) Use both spoken words and body language to express your ideas.
Group one 1. Go away ! 2. Please keep quiet ! 3. It is very hot today ! 4. Good luck for you! 5. Sorry, I can’t hear you. 6. I love you.
Group Two : Words guessing smoke