人教版高中英语选修10课件：Unit4 Workbook(共27张PPT)

2 What things should you NOT do when giving a talk?
You should not write down every thing you want to say and read it aloud to your audience.
2. Han Tao has to give a talk to his English class.
Write topics on the board.
Use visuals if possible
Hand out examples after the speech so audience are not distracted.
Don’t read your speech.
Make eye contact with the audience and use a conversational tone.
Using words & Expressions
1. Use the visual cues to guess the words.
r_a_in_b_o_w___
c_a_s_s_e_tt_e____
4.Under each heading write any key words that will help you remember what bout. Use Han Tao’s notes on the previous page as a model.
1.Decide on the subject for your talk and then brain storm possible topics.
2.Read through your notes and choose three or four topics to talk about.
3.Decide in what order you want to talk about them and write headings on a sheet of paper.
1.What is Han Tao’ talk going to be about?
2.What has Han Tao done so far to prepare his talk?
1.What is Han Tao’ talk going to be about? His talk is about stamp collecting as a hobby.
5. Read through the list of rules for giving a talk that students in your class made in the listening section. Think about how you can pt the rules into practice.
Listening
1. Discuss these questions briefly with others
in your group.
1 What makes a good talk? 2 What things should you NOT do when giving a talk?
1 What makes a good talk?
2. What has Han Tao done so far to prepare his talk? He has made a list of the things he wants to talk about.
3. Taking notes.
Say what you are going to talk about, say it and then summarize what you said.
6. Practice your talk with a partner. Listen to each other’s talk and offer advice for improving it.
7. Give your talk to a group of your class mates. Ask your group to tell you what you did well in your talk and what you need to improve for the next time.
Prepare a talk by listing the things to be talked about. When you present your talk, first tell your audience what you're going to talk about. Then say it. Finally, sum up what you’ve said.
Make notes to remind you of what to say.
Talking --- Giving a Talk
Now it’s your turn to prepare a twominute talk abut something your are interested in. It could be a hobby or sport, a book or film, a career you hope to follow when you leave school or a country you know a lot about.
He knows what he wants to say but he doesn’t know the best way to present his talk. His neighbor, Mrs. Jones, is giving him some advice. Listen and answer these questions.