模块6 Unit 3 Understanding each other Reading(1)：Cultural differences 课件（48张PPT）
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Module 6 Unit 3
Understanding
each other
How do you usually
greet other people?
Step 1
Lead-in
Greet classmates
By saying “Hello”
By waving hands
Greet teachers
By nodding head
By smiling
Greet friends
By patting on the back
Greet others
By saying “Hello”
By waving hands
By nodding heads
By smiling
Different ways of greeting each other in different countries
Which country?
Netherlands
South America
Thailand
Middle East
Japan
USA
Which country?
Netherlands
South America
Thailand
Middle East
Japan
USA
Which country?
Netherlands
South America
Thailand
Middle East
Japan
USA
Which country?
Netherlands
South America
Thailand
Middle East
Japan
USA
Which country?
Netherlands
South America
Thailand
the Middle East
Japan
USA
Which country?
Netherlands
South America
Thailand
Middle East
Japan
USA
Which country?
How do we call this phenomenon?
（现象）
Cultural differences
Time: 1 min
Step 2
Fast reading
1.How many people are involved in this conversation? Where are they from?
2.How is the passage mainly organized?
A. In order of time
B. By giving examples
C. By giving definitions
D. By offering statistics (数据)
Brunei
UK
Peter
Waled
Interviewees:
Peter and Waled
Interviewer:
Ma Li
Step 2
Fast reading
How many people are involved in this conversation? Where are they from?
How is the passage mainly organized?
A. In order of time
B. By giving examples
C. By giving definitions
D. By offering statistics (数据)
Step 3
Reading strategy
What examples are involved in their conversation?
eye contact
Festival
opening presents
wedding ceremonies
table manners
color of clothing
greetings
pointing gestures
taking off shoes before entering one’s house
Time: 1 min
Step 3
Reading strategy
Understanding the use of examples
To explain the concepts and ideas
To support arguments and serve as interesting stories
Understanding the use of examples can help us understand a text
Step 4
Detailed reading
Cultural Differences
1.Opening present
2.Wedding ceremony
3.Pointing gesture
4.Taking off shoes
5.Festival
1.Opening present
(Line5-13)
What is the proper time to open a present?
British
American
Chinese
Open the present as soon as
he/she is given it.
Do the same.
Do not open it right now.
40s
Step 3
Detailed reading
Cultural Differences
1.Opening presents
2.Wedding ceremony
3.Pointing gesture
4.Taking off shoes
5.Festival
2.Wedding ceremony
(Line 14-32)
Event Country Special things
a wedding ceremony
(line 14-22)
Korea _____________
_____________
_____________
a wedding reception
(line 23-32) Brunei _____________
_____________
_____________
Roosters
Hens
Hens laying eggs
90s
Wedding ceremony in Korea (Line19-22)
To _______ bad spirits ______
To ______ good luck
Considered to be very ______
drive
ensure
away
lucky
2.Wedding ceremony
(Line 14-32)
Event Country Special things
a wedding ceremony
(line 14-22)
Korea _____________
_____________
_____________
a wedding reception
(line 23-32) Brunei _____________
_____________
_____________
Roosters
Hens
Hens laying eggs
Sit separately
Prohibit alcohol
Play loud drums
Wedding ceremony in China
Wedding ceremony in China
red date peanut longan lotus seed
Step 4
Detailed reading
Cultural Differences
1.Opening present
2.Wedding ceremony
3.Pointing gesture
4.Taking off shoes
5.Festival
3.Pointing gesture
4.Taking off shoes
40s
(Line 33-40)
People in most countries point
with their_______________.
first fingers
However, in Brunei
cause ________
offence
thumb
They use
3.Pointing gesture
4.Taking off shoes
(Line 33-40)
Fill in blanks with proper words:
In Brunei, you have to ____ ______shoes before _________ someone's house, which many foreigners have trouble getting accustomed to.
take off
entering
Step 4
Detailed reading
Cultural Differences
1.Opening present
2.Wedding ceremony
3.Pointing gesture
4.Taking off shoes
5.Festival
5.Festival
(Line 45-52)
Bonfire night
40s
Festival Bonfire night
Date
Events
Typical food
Popularity
Nov. 5th
l.1ight large fires
2.gather around
3.hold a party
4.set off fireworks
hot dogs
In Britain
In America
Yes
No
5.Festival
(Line 45-52)
the Lantern Festival
the Spring Festival
the Mid-Autumn Festival
the Dragon Boat Festival
the Dragon Boat Festival
the Mid-Autumn Festival
the Spring Festival
the Lantern Festival
Introducing a Chinese festival to foreigners
Hi,I'm Mike. I'm from the USA.
I want to know somethig about Chinese traditional festivals.
Hi, Mike.
I'd like to introduce ______.
It is on the____day of the ____
lunar month.
People usually ___________________.
The typical food _________.
Activity1:
240s
the Dragon Boat Festival
the Mid-Autumn Festival
the Spring Festival
the Lantern Festival
Westerners Chinese
VS
Travelling
Elder people’s life
The child
Giving opinions
Activity2:
240s
Travelling
Westerners Chinese
1
Westerners use their eyes to enjoy the beautiful scenery while Chinese like to take photos.
Westerners Chinese
2
Elder people’s daily life
Elder people in Western countries focus more on their own life, while elder people in China prefer to look after their grandchildren.
Children in Western countries are equal to adults, while in China, they are the center of every family.
Westerners Chinese
3
Children
Westerners Chinese
4
Giving opinions
Westerners are accustomed to giving their opinions directly, while Chinese prefer to present their opinions indirectly to avoid hurting others.
Step 5
Critical Thinking
What is the best way to remove misunderstanding?
Communication.
2. What attitudes should we take towards other cultures?
A. respect
B. tolerate
C. look down upon
D. appreciate
E. hate
F. understand
G. reject
Critical Thinking
3. What’s the English saying that best describes what we should do when living in foreign countries?
When in Rome, do as the Romans
do.
4.Should we absolutely do as the Romans do?
preserve our culture
Summary
Cultural differences exist everywhere. We should respect,tolerate,appreciate and understand other cultures. More importanly, we should be proud of and preserve our own culture. Every culture and every nation should be repected.
Only through communication can we remove the misunderstandings and understand each other.
Search for more information about differences between Westerners and Chin ese.
Write a short passage to introduce a traditional Chinese festival to your foreigner friends.
(No more than 100words)
time
Module 6 Unit 3
Understanding
each other
How do you usually
greet other people?
Step 1
Lead-in
Greet classmates
By saying “Hello”
By waving hands
Greet teachers
By nodding head
By smiling
Greet friends
By patting on the back
Greet others
By saying “Hello”
By waving hands
By nodding heads
By smiling
Different ways of greeting each other in different countries
Which country?
Netherlands
South America
Thailand
Middle East
Japan
USA
Which country?
Netherlands
South America
Thailand
Middle East
Japan
USA
Which country?
Netherlands
South America
Thailand
Middle East
Japan
USA
Which country?
Netherlands
South America
Thailand
Middle East
Japan
USA
Which country?
Netherlands
South America
Thailand
the Middle East
Japan
USA
Which country?
Netherlands
South America
Thailand
Middle East
Japan
USA
Which country?
How do we call this phenomenon?
（现象）
Cultural differences
Time: 1 min
Step 2
Fast reading
1.How many people are involved in this conversation? Where are they from?
2.How is the passage mainly organized?
A. In order of time
B. By giving examples
C. By giving definitions
D. By offering statistics (数据)
Brunei
UK
Peter
Waled
Interviewees:
Peter and Waled
Interviewer:
Ma Li
Step 2
Fast reading
How many people are involved in this conversation? Where are they from?
How is the passage mainly organized?
A. In order of time
B. By giving examples
C. By giving definitions
D. By offering statistics (数据)
Step 3
Reading strategy
What examples are involved in their conversation?
eye contact
Festival
opening presents
wedding ceremonies
table manners
color of clothing
greetings
pointing gestures
taking off shoes before entering one’s house
Time: 1 min
Step 3
Reading strategy
Understanding the use of examples
To explain the concepts and ideas
To support arguments and serve as interesting stories
Understanding the use of examples can help us understand a text
Step 4
Detailed reading
Cultural Differences
1.Opening present
2.Wedding ceremony
3.Pointing gesture
4.Taking off shoes
5.Festival
1.Opening present
(Line5-13)
What is the proper time to open a present?
British
American
Chinese
Open the present as soon as
he/she is given it.
Do the same.
Do not open it right now.
40s
Step 3
Detailed reading
Cultural Differences
1.Opening presents
2.Wedding ceremony
3.Pointing gesture
4.Taking off shoes
5.Festival
2.Wedding ceremony
(Line 14-32)
Event Country Special things
a wedding ceremony
(line 14-22)
Korea _____________
_____________
_____________
a wedding reception
(line 23-32) Brunei _____________
_____________
_____________
Roosters
Hens
Hens laying eggs
90s
Wedding ceremony in Korea (Line19-22)
To _______ bad spirits ______
To ______ good luck
Considered to be very ______
drive
ensure
away
lucky
2.Wedding ceremony
(Line 14-32)
Event Country Special things
a wedding ceremony
(line 14-22)
Korea _____________
_____________
_____________
a wedding reception
(line 23-32) Brunei _____________
_____________
_____________
Roosters
Hens
Hens laying eggs
Sit separately
Prohibit alcohol
Play loud drums
Wedding ceremony in China
Wedding ceremony in China
red date peanut longan lotus seed
Step 4
Detailed reading
Cultural Differences
1.Opening present
2.Wedding ceremony
3.Pointing gesture
4.Taking off shoes
5.Festival
3.Pointing gesture
4.Taking off shoes
40s
(Line 33-40)
People in most countries point
with their_______________.
first fingers
However, in Brunei
cause ________
offence
thumb
They use
3.Pointing gesture
4.Taking off shoes
(Line 33-40)
Fill in blanks with proper words:
In Brunei, you have to ____ ______shoes before _________ someone's house, which many foreigners have trouble getting accustomed to.
take off
entering
Step 4
Detailed reading
Cultural Differences
1.Opening present
2.Wedding ceremony
3.Pointing gesture
4.Taking off shoes
5.Festival
5.Festival
(Line 45-52)
Bonfire night
40s
Festival Bonfire night
Date
Events
Typical food
Popularity
Nov. 5th
l.1ight large fires
2.gather around
3.hold a party
4.set off fireworks
hot dogs
In Britain
In America
Yes
No
5.Festival
(Line 45-52)
the Lantern Festival
the Spring Festival
the Mid-Autumn Festival
the Dragon Boat Festival
the Dragon Boat Festival
the Mid-Autumn Festival
the Spring Festival
the Lantern Festival
Introducing a Chinese festival to foreigners
Hi,I'm Mike. I'm from the USA.
I want to know somethig about Chinese traditional festivals.
Hi, Mike.
I'd like to introduce ______.
It is on the____day of the ____
lunar month.
People usually ___________________.
The typical food _________.
Activity1:
240s
the Dragon Boat Festival
the Mid-Autumn Festival
the Spring Festival
the Lantern Festival
Westerners Chinese
VS
Travelling
Elder people’s life
The child
Giving opinions
Activity2:
240s
Travelling
Westerners Chinese
1
Westerners use their eyes to enjoy the beautiful scenery while Chinese like to take photos.
Westerners Chinese
2
Elder people’s daily life
Elder people in Western countries focus more on their own life, while elder people in China prefer to look after their grandchildren.
Children in Western countries are equal to adults, while in China, they are the center of every family.
Westerners Chinese
3
Children
Westerners Chinese
4
Giving opinions
Westerners are accustomed to giving their opinions directly, while Chinese prefer to present their opinions indirectly to avoid hurting others.
Step 5
Critical Thinking
What is the best way to remove misunderstanding?
Communication.
2. What attitudes should we take towards other cultures?
A. respect
B. tolerate
C. look down upon
D. appreciate
E. hate
F. understand
G. reject
Critical Thinking
3. What’s the English saying that best describes what we should do when living in foreign countries?
When in Rome, do as the Romans
do.
4.Should we absolutely do as the Romans do?
preserve our culture
Summary
Cultural differences exist everywhere. We should respect,tolerate,appreciate and understand other cultures. More importanly, we should be proud of and preserve our own culture. Every culture and every nation should be repected.
Only through communication can we remove the misunderstandings and understand each other.
Search for more information about differences between Westerners and Chin ese.
Write a short passage to introduce a traditional Chinese festival to your foreigner friends.
(No more than 100words)
time