15-16学年译林牛津版高二（上）课件：模块五 Unit 1 Getting along with others Task（共36张PPT）
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课件36张PPT。TaskUnit 1
Getting along with othersWriting a letter to a friendIf you have a chance, who would you like to interview most?
How do you write down his or her answers?InterviewThink about what questions to ask and write them down in advance.
2. Write brief notes only, not whole sentences.
3. Write down the most important information.
4. Use contractions and abbreviations whenever possible.Skills building one: writing down the
answersIf you don’t hear or understand an answer, ask the other person to repeat it. You can use expressions such as:
1. I beg your pardon?/Pardon me?
2. Could you say that again?
3. Could you repeat that, please?
4. Did you say…or…?Moving to a new town or area can be a difficult time. You might worry about how you will find your way around, how you will meet people and how you will make new friends. These things can make you feel anxious. Today, social expert Zhang Ying is here to tell you to relax because there are many ways to meet people and make new friends.
Listen and answer the questions What will you do when you meet a new friend for the first time?
What will you do when you meet new neighbors?1. What things might worry you when you move to a new place?
how to find my way around, ____________ and make new friends.
2. What is one way to meet a new neighbours?
Visit ____________ with a small gift.Listen to a radio and complete the answer to the questions.meet peopletheir homes3. What are some things you should do when you meet a person for the first time?
Be _________________ about yourself; ask him/her questions about himself/herself ; listen to _______________________ .
4. If you want to meet people with similar interests to yours, what can you do?
Join a local club or ______________open and honestwhat he/she has to sayactivity group5. What are some things you should do if you want to make true friends?
Always ________________; listen to what they have to say; __________
______ yourself and your feelingsbe there for thembe honestabout Radio host: Moving to a new town or area can be a difficult time, you might worry about how you will find your way around, how you will meet people and how you will make new friends. These things can make you fell anxious. Today, social expert Zhang Ying is here to tell you to relax because there are many ways to meet people andListening material make new friends. Ms Zhang, welcome to the show.
Ms Zhang: Thank you. What you said is exactly right. One way to meet your neighbours is to visit their homes and give them a small gift. They will understand that you are trying to make fiends and want to get to know them. When meeting someone for the first time, be open and honest aboutyourself. Ask the other person questions about himself or herself and listen to what he or she has to say. Another way to make new friends is to join a local club or activity group. This will help you meet people who have similar interests to yours. Having friends is an important part of life. Friends can offer you support. If you want to make true friends, always be there for them, listen to what they
have to say and be honest about yourself and you feelings.
Radio host: Sounds like good advice. Thank you very much for being with us tonight, Ms Zhang. We hope you will join us again soon. Zhang: Thank you.Brainstorming:
What do you do when you have a personal problem?
Would you talk to your parents or your friends and ask them for advice?
Have you ever called a radio programme for advice?Step 1 calling Teen Talk for adviceRead the leaflet about Teen Talk.
Then complete the notes.1. phone 2. true
3. false 4. teenager’s problems
5. advice Listen to the tape and finish Part B1. Reason for calling Teen Talk:
have a problem; ask for help
2. Description of the problem:
two important friends; don’t like one another
3. Feelings about the problem:
feel divided4. Teen Talk’s advice:
write a letter to each friend to explain; meet outside of school
5. Planned actions to overcome the problem:
write a letter, meet at a café on Saturday; talk Steve: Hello, this is Teen Talk.
Steve speaking. How can I help you?
Student: I have a problem and I don’t
know who to talk to. I hope you
can help me. This is the reason
why I’m calling.
Steve: Could you tell me your problem?Listening materialStudent: I have two friends who are very
important to me, but they really
don’t like one another. I don’t
know what to do.
Steve: Do you know why they don’t like
each other?
Student: I think it is because one of my
friends is a new student. I wanted
to help her so I became her friend.
My other friend didn’t like that. Steve: How does this situation make you
feel?
Student: I don’t like it. I feel divided between
the two. I just wish we could all be
friends, the three of us.
Steve: Do you think they might become
friends if they met outside of school?
Student: Yes, if they met one another with
an open mind.Steve: Then that’s what you should do. Write
a letter to each of your friends and
explain how you feel. Let them know
you want the three of you to meet
outside of school.
Student: You’re right. I can ask them to meet me
at our favourite café on Saturday. We
can all talk and get to know each other
better. I think then they will understand. Steve: Sounds like a good idea.
Student: Thanks for your advice.
Steve: You’re welcome. Goodbye.
Student: Bye. Skills building 2:
agreeing and disagreeingIs he an amazing performer?Is he cool?Some people think running around our school yard twice a day is very necessary.Many students are so busy with their studies that they only can sleep for about 5 hours a day. Sleeping less than 6 hours a day is enough for students. Do you agree?Skill building 2: agreeing and disagreeingDisagreeing
I don’t agree. What about…?
I’m not sure that’s true.
I see things in a little different way.
On the other hand, …
Perhaps you are mistaken.
Really? I don’t think that … I take your point, but…
That’s true, but…Agreeing
I agree with you on/that …
I’m of the same opinion (as)…
That’s a good point.
That’s how I feel (about) too…
That’s right.
You’ve got a point.
Yes. And another reason is that…
Vegetarians are healthier than people who eat meat.A sampleDebateA: I don’t agree that vegetarians are healthier than people who eat meat. For example, few people could stay healthy if his diet only consists of chips and bananas. Although vegetarian diets can be healthy because of being low in fat and something else, people should be aware of the importance of the balance of nutrition. It is reported that vegetarians often do not get enough minerals such as calcium, iron and zinc, which often come from meat.B: I see things slightly differently. I agree that vegetarians are healthier than people who eat meat. Most studies show that vegetarians have about a 30 percent lower risk of death from heart disease than meat-eaters. Fewer vegetarians are overweight. A vegetarian diet represents a major health benefit because fruits and vegetables supply a lot of vitamins and fibre. Homework
Review what we have learnt today and
write a letter to your friend about what
his/her friendship means to you.Thank you !
Getting along with othersWriting a letter to a friendIf you have a chance, who would you like to interview most?
How do you write down his or her answers?InterviewThink about what questions to ask and write them down in advance.
2. Write brief notes only, not whole sentences.
3. Write down the most important information.
4. Use contractions and abbreviations whenever possible.Skills building one: writing down the
answersIf you don’t hear or understand an answer, ask the other person to repeat it. You can use expressions such as:
1. I beg your pardon?/Pardon me?
2. Could you say that again?
3. Could you repeat that, please?
4. Did you say…or…?Moving to a new town or area can be a difficult time. You might worry about how you will find your way around, how you will meet people and how you will make new friends. These things can make you feel anxious. Today, social expert Zhang Ying is here to tell you to relax because there are many ways to meet people and make new friends.
Listen and answer the questions What will you do when you meet a new friend for the first time?
What will you do when you meet new neighbors?1. What things might worry you when you move to a new place?
how to find my way around, ____________ and make new friends.
2. What is one way to meet a new neighbours?
Visit ____________ with a small gift.Listen to a radio and complete the answer to the questions.meet peopletheir homes3. What are some things you should do when you meet a person for the first time?
Be _________________ about yourself; ask him/her questions about himself/herself ; listen to _______________________ .
4. If you want to meet people with similar interests to yours, what can you do?
Join a local club or ______________open and honestwhat he/she has to sayactivity group5. What are some things you should do if you want to make true friends?
Always ________________; listen to what they have to say; __________
______ yourself and your feelingsbe there for thembe honestabout Radio host: Moving to a new town or area can be a difficult time, you might worry about how you will find your way around, how you will meet people and how you will make new friends. These things can make you fell anxious. Today, social expert Zhang Ying is here to tell you to relax because there are many ways to meet people andListening material make new friends. Ms Zhang, welcome to the show.
Ms Zhang: Thank you. What you said is exactly right. One way to meet your neighbours is to visit their homes and give them a small gift. They will understand that you are trying to make fiends and want to get to know them. When meeting someone for the first time, be open and honest aboutyourself. Ask the other person questions about himself or herself and listen to what he or she has to say. Another way to make new friends is to join a local club or activity group. This will help you meet people who have similar interests to yours. Having friends is an important part of life. Friends can offer you support. If you want to make true friends, always be there for them, listen to what they
have to say and be honest about yourself and you feelings.
Radio host: Sounds like good advice. Thank you very much for being with us tonight, Ms Zhang. We hope you will join us again soon. Zhang: Thank you.Brainstorming:
What do you do when you have a personal problem?
Would you talk to your parents or your friends and ask them for advice?
Have you ever called a radio programme for advice?Step 1 calling Teen Talk for adviceRead the leaflet about Teen Talk.
Then complete the notes.1. phone 2. true
3. false 4. teenager’s problems
5. advice Listen to the tape and finish Part B1. Reason for calling Teen Talk:
have a problem; ask for help
2. Description of the problem:
two important friends; don’t like one another
3. Feelings about the problem:
feel divided4. Teen Talk’s advice:
write a letter to each friend to explain; meet outside of school
5. Planned actions to overcome the problem:
write a letter, meet at a café on Saturday; talk Steve: Hello, this is Teen Talk.
Steve speaking. How can I help you?
Student: I have a problem and I don’t
know who to talk to. I hope you
can help me. This is the reason
why I’m calling.
Steve: Could you tell me your problem?Listening materialStudent: I have two friends who are very
important to me, but they really
don’t like one another. I don’t
know what to do.
Steve: Do you know why they don’t like
each other?
Student: I think it is because one of my
friends is a new student. I wanted
to help her so I became her friend.
My other friend didn’t like that. Steve: How does this situation make you
feel?
Student: I don’t like it. I feel divided between
the two. I just wish we could all be
friends, the three of us.
Steve: Do you think they might become
friends if they met outside of school?
Student: Yes, if they met one another with
an open mind.Steve: Then that’s what you should do. Write
a letter to each of your friends and
explain how you feel. Let them know
you want the three of you to meet
outside of school.
Student: You’re right. I can ask them to meet me
at our favourite café on Saturday. We
can all talk and get to know each other
better. I think then they will understand. Steve: Sounds like a good idea.
Student: Thanks for your advice.
Steve: You’re welcome. Goodbye.
Student: Bye. Skills building 2:
agreeing and disagreeingIs he an amazing performer?Is he cool?Some people think running around our school yard twice a day is very necessary.Many students are so busy with their studies that they only can sleep for about 5 hours a day. Sleeping less than 6 hours a day is enough for students. Do you agree?Skill building 2: agreeing and disagreeingDisagreeing
I don’t agree. What about…?
I’m not sure that’s true.
I see things in a little different way.
On the other hand, …
Perhaps you are mistaken.
Really? I don’t think that … I take your point, but…
That’s true, but…Agreeing
I agree with you on/that …
I’m of the same opinion (as)…
That’s a good point.
That’s how I feel (about) too…
That’s right.
You’ve got a point.
Yes. And another reason is that…
Vegetarians are healthier than people who eat meat.A sampleDebateA: I don’t agree that vegetarians are healthier than people who eat meat. For example, few people could stay healthy if his diet only consists of chips and bananas. Although vegetarian diets can be healthy because of being low in fat and something else, people should be aware of the importance of the balance of nutrition. It is reported that vegetarians often do not get enough minerals such as calcium, iron and zinc, which often come from meat.B: I see things slightly differently. I agree that vegetarians are healthier than people who eat meat. Most studies show that vegetarians have about a 30 percent lower risk of death from heart disease than meat-eaters. Fewer vegetarians are overweight. A vegetarian diet represents a major health benefit because fruits and vegetables supply a lot of vitamins and fibre. Homework
Review what we have learnt today and
write a letter to your friend about what
his/her friendship means to you.Thank you !