Unit 3 School Life.Lesson 18 Teaching in China.课件

课件15张PPT。Lesson 18 Teaching in ChinaWebsites for jobs teaching in ChinaRequirements & Benefits of Teaching in ChinaTESOL-Teaching English to Speakers of Other LanguagesTwo old friends of mine --- Emmanuel (India) & Amanda (Canada)friendlynicecomfortablerelaxedhelpfulwonderfulJane, Canada, teach English in China, write an e-mail to her family and friends. Some new words and expressions:
nervous adj. 紧张的，不安的
quite adv. (=very) 非常；十分
comfortable adj. 舒服的 comfort vt. /n.
relaxed adj. 轻松的；放松的 relaxing adj. 令人轻松的
helpful adj. 有用的；有帮助的 wonderful adj. 精彩的、极好的
teach v. (taught/taught) teacher n.
teach sb. sth. = teach sth. to sb.Fill in the blanks with the words in the boxnervous friendly relaxed wonderful teach1. I didn’t know anyone at the party. But everyone was very ____________.friendly2. Spring is nice and warm. It is a ________________ season.wonderful3. Li Ming is going to give a talk. He is quite_________________.nervous4. I’m a teacher. I _______________ music at a middle school.teach5. After a busy day, I like to sit and drink a cup of tea. It makes me feel _______________.relaxedListen & write true (T) or false (F)1. Jane arrived in China last week. 　
　　
２．Everyone is friendly and nice to Jane.
3. Canadian students don’t move to different
classrooms for their classes.

4. Jane’s students teach her about their culture.
（F）（T）（F）（T）Click hereThe differences between Chinese and Canadian SchoolsSchools in ChinaSchools in China1School is big.
Many students (always more than 50) in a class 2The teachers move from classroom to classroom for their classes38:00a.m.-5:00p.m.
Chinese students work very hard. Chinese teachers work very hard, too.Schools in CanadaSchools in Canada1School is not so big.
Usually only 35 students in a class2Students move from classroom to classroom for their classes3Class Hours:
8:00 am – 2:15 pm；
Office Hours:
7:30 am - 3:00 pm。Trump’s granddaughter
------ ArabellaThe Confucius InstitutionChinese Language Day We should learn Chinese and English well in order that one day we can also teach our mother language in other countries. Imagine that someday you become a foreign teacher teaching Chinese in Canada. You want to know more about your students. Work in groups. Interview your students and fill in the table with the adverbs given below. Example:
T: Do you do your homework？
S: Yes. I always do my homework.
T: Do you help out at home？
S: Yes. I sometimes wash the dishes.
T: Do you walk to school？
S: No. I never walk to school. I always ride to school.
T: Do you play sports？
S: Yes. I usually play sports with my friends after school.
T: Do you help your classmates？
S：Yes. I often help my classmates.Homework:
Finish the exercises on P39
of learning EnglishThank You~