2023-2024学年度新人教版选择性必修一Unit4Body Language--Using languageExplore your body language学案.docx

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1、2023-2024学年度新人教版选择性必修一 Unit4Body Language-Using language: Explore your body language 学案Activity 1 PurposeActivate students prior knowledge about the topics that will be covered in the listening.Suggested Answers1 It is really hard to tell what this man is communicating. Normally, we might think he c

2、ould be upset.2 The boy has crossed both his fingers and has his eyes closed, with a serious expression on his face. Usually crossed fingers show that a person is hoping for good luck, especially if he is worried about failure. But crossed fingers can also mean that he has made a promise that he int

3、ends to break.3 The woman in the photo is either deaf or is communicating with her husband who is deaf. She is using American Sign Language, and the sign she is using means “I love you” .4 The two children seem quite happy. Perhaps they have just won a table tennis match.Activity2PurposeSuggested An

4、swerBody language often needs to be used in situations where people cannot talk to each other directly. This can include, for example, deaf people using sign language, or army soldiers out on manoeuvres where they have to be silent or the enemy might hear them.Activity 3PurposePractise listening for

5、 gist through a natural conversation in English about the body language.Answersi From an action movie.5 He used gestures to tell them how many bad guys were in the house. Then he gave instructions on who should go where, and what they should do.6 She said that right now they re learning how to use b

6、ody language to express themselves.7 He meant that even though she wasn t very good at it, her experienceActivity 5PurposePut into practice all that the students have learnt thus far in the unit by using and interpreting bodyfor the Royal Opera House 2 (ROH2), where she served for 11 years. R0H2 foc

7、used on newly written operas and dance performances, and emerging artist forms. She is well known in Britain as a presenter on BBC TV and was still worthwhile.Optional ActivityFor further consolidation, you can have students listen again for details. i Write questions on the board and have students

8、listen for the answers.For example, What was the man telling his friendl According to the woman, who was “a real master 11 What did the woman have to do after watching some movies?Write full sentences on the board from the audio script with words left out, and have studentsActivity 2Suggested Answer

9、sLife is a stage, | and we are all actors. | This is also true | when you are in a foreign land. | Acting can help you communicate | even if you do not know| the language. | For instance, ! one day| a Chinese lady who was babysitting her grandchild in America| went to a supermarket to buy some beef.

10、 | She was confused | to see all kinds of meat there | and did not know | which ones were beef. | She asked a clerk | by putting both hands up | and saying | Moo! Moo !” | The lady got what she wanted even without saying a word of English.Teaching TipA sense group is a group of words which are unite

11、d by having one basic meaning. For the most part, “sense groups” refer to the various kinds of phrases一noun phrases, verb phrases, prepositional phrases, and so on 一that one finds in a sentence. When it comes to pausing while speaking, usually one pauses at the end of a sense group. Certainly, most

12、people pause whenever there is punctuation, such as a comma, period, colon, or semicolon. Many people also pause for emphasis, before and after the words that they feel are more important.Pronunciation PurposePractise pausing after each sense groupwhile reading in English.Cultural Notes Dale Carnegi

13、e (1888-1950) was an American author and lecturer who specialised in teaching people how to have more self-confidence and in developing public speaking and communication skills. This quote is from his best-selling book How To Win Fri ends and In fl uence People (1936), which is still popular around

14、the world even today. John Napier (1917-1987) was a British doctor and scientist who was known in his lifetime as perhaps the foremost authority on primate anatomy. One of his interests was in how hands work, both in humans and in apes. This led to his 1980 book, entitled Hands, from where this quote was taken. While Hands is concerned with the mechanics of how hands work, it also talks extensively about the uses of hands for communication. Deborah Bull (born in 1963) is an English dancer who performed for 20 years in the Royal Ballet. Upon her retirement from the Royal Ballet inbecome十In c