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课件21张PPT。listeningConflict resolutionI. Before listening, let’s match the verbs below with those underlined in the text. criticise, discuss, get revenge, irritate, make, return, say OK, stop linking, suggest, take, tolerate, make a lot of noise How assertive are you? 1.You’re angry with your neighbours because they wake you up early on Sunday mornings. a)talk it over with the and put forward a solution? b)get your own back by making a lot of noise late at night? c)put cotton wool in your ears when you go to bed? 2.Your sister is always going off with your thing and never giving then back.She comes to your room and asks to borrow your best T-shirt for a party.Do you: a)refuse to give it to her and explain why? b)say no and tell her to get out and never ask for anything again? c)give in and lend it, but tell her to give it back?3.A shop assistant is rude to you. Do you: a)calmly explain that you are a customer and so you expect good manners? b)kick up a fuss and ask to see the manager? c)put up with it but never go back there again?4.A friend is always getting at you about the clothes you wear. Do you: a)tell him/her in private that it is really getting to you? b)make fun of his/her clothes in front of everyone? c)say nothing but go off him/her? Answers: 1. discuss, suggest, get revenge 2. take, say OK, return 3. make a lot of noise, tolerate 4. criticise, irritate, stop likingII.Now answer the questionnaire saying how you would react in the situations.Then check your answer to see how assertive you are.Answer Key Answers “a” show you are assertive.You are self-confident and try to resolve conflict situations in a sensible and constructive way. Answers “b” show that you are very assertive but you probably react too aggressively to conflict situations . Answers “c” show you are not assertive.You perhaps lack self-confident; look at the “a”answers for some ideas on how to react to conflict situations. Listening III.Listen to the argument between a brother and sister.Use the Strategies to decide if these statements are true(T)or false(F). 1.Lucy is not happy about her history essay. 2.Pete is interested in hearing about her result. 3.Lucy is upset by his reaction. 4.The first time she asks her brother to change channels she is patient.FTFT5.Pete gets angry because Lucy has borrowed his calculator. 6.Lucy is angry because Pete refuses to change channels. 7.Pete is not worried about Lucy not letting him use her computer. 8.He gets nervous when she makes her last threat.TFTTIV.Listen again.Classify the expressions in the Function File. a)criticising b)contradicting c)refusing d)suggesting e)threatening Function File Arguing 1.Just stop getting at me, will you? 2You’re always telling people about your exciting maths problems. 3.No,I’m not. aba4.I wish you wouldn’t interrupt me all the time. 5.Why don’t you turn over and see if it’s started? 6.No, why should I turn over? 7.You never let other people watch anything. 8.Why do you always have to twist the truth? 9.I did give it back to you. 10.I do tidy it. 11. I don’t see why I should. 12.If you don’t,I’ll never let you use my computer again. 13.And if you do that,I’ll stop giving you a lift to school in the mornings. abcdeaacbe Pronunciation V.Listen to ten sentences. Identify the mood. angry, annoyed, confident, happy, impatient, patient, sarcastic, triumphant, upset Answers:
happy,sarcastic, upset, annoyed, patient, impatient, angry, sarcastic, confident, triumphant VI.Work in pairs. Act out situations2 and 4 from the questionnaire in exercise1.Use the expressions from the Function File. Example A:Hey,I’m going to a party.Can I borrow your blue T-shirt? VII.Listen to a radio programme about how to resolve conflicts.Complete the sentences with the correct ending: a, b or c 1.The worst thing to do when someone is aggressive is to a)say nothing at all. b)be aggressive back. c)go away from the situation. 2. Withdrawal is not a very useful strategy because a)it bottles up both people’s feeling. b)the person leaving feels angry. c)the situation can become violent. 3.Mediation is a good strategy when a)the conflict is very serious.bab)you have a good mediator. c)someone from outside decides. 4.When negotiating you should a)be prepared to speak for a long time. b)repeat your reasons again and again. c)find out what the other person wants. 5.You should propose solutions which a)everybody agrees with. b)do not threaten the other person. c)suggest you take turns. 6.When you are in conflict situations you should a)be aware of your body language. b)speak firmly and loudly. c)use strong body language. caaaSpeaking VIII.Work in pairs. Act out situations2 and 4 from Exercise1 again.Use the advice from the radio programme to resolve the conflict. VIIII.How were the roleplays I Exerdises6 and 8 different? How useful was the advice? Tell the class. Comparing Cultures Work in pairs.What do you think causes people to deal with conflict differently-their personality or their culture? ----Samuel Johnson(1709-84),British poet,essayist and lexicographer.Thank you!“You raise your voice when you should reinforce your argument.”
happy,sarcastic, upset, annoyed, patient, impatient, angry, sarcastic, confident, triumphant VI.Work in pairs. Act out situations2 and 4 from the questionnaire in exercise1.Use the expressions from the Function File. Example A:Hey,I’m going to a party.Can I borrow your blue T-shirt? VII.Listen to a radio programme about how to resolve conflicts.Complete the sentences with the correct ending: a, b or c 1.The worst thing to do when someone is aggressive is to a)say nothing at all. b)be aggressive back. c)go away from the situation. 2. Withdrawal is not a very useful strategy because a)it bottles up both people’s feeling. b)the person leaving feels angry. c)the situation can become violent. 3.Mediation is a good strategy when a)the conflict is very serious.bab)you have a good mediator. c)someone from outside decides. 4.When negotiating you should a)be prepared to speak for a long time. b)repeat your reasons again and again. c)find out what the other person wants. 5.You should propose solutions which a)everybody agrees with. b)do not threaten the other person. c)suggest you take turns. 6.When you are in conflict situations you should a)be aware of your body language. b)speak firmly and loudly. c)use strong body language. caaaSpeaking VIII.Work in pairs. Act out situations2 and 4 from Exercise1 again.Use the advice from the radio programme to resolve the conflict. VIIII.How were the roleplays I Exerdises6 and 8 different? How useful was the advice? Tell the class. Comparing Cultures Work in pairs.What do you think causes people to deal with conflict differently-their personality or their culture? ----Samuel Johnson(1709-84),British poet,essayist and lexicographer.Thank you!“You raise your voice when you should reinforce your argument.”