Unit_4Body_language.ppt

* * * * Unit 4Body language Warm-up Look at these pictures. Guess Come here! Guess Me? Guess Good! Warming up – II ( 3m ) What do these facial expressions mean? Eye contact Do you know the following body language? What does that mean? shrug A. I don’t know. B. I agree. C. I’m happy. A. I don’t know. B. I agree. C. Be quiet. Put a finger in front of the mouth eye contact A. I dislike you. B. I hate you. C. I notice you. hold up one’s head A. I’m proud. B. I’m sad. C. I’m angry. How can you communicate with someone if you can’t speak ?Give an example. However，different countries have different body languages China, Britain Russia, France, Arab, Japan, Korea Some western countries Shake hands Kiss Bow Embrace (hug） Different ways to greet people So, what will happen if people of different countries meet ? Let’s see a passage . Reading Communication: No problem? A. There are different customs in different countries. B. Foreigners should follow the customs of the country where they are visiting. C. People use body movements to send messages and different body movements have different meanings. D. The importance of knowing customs. Fast reading :choose the main idea of the text Careful reading: filling the form person country body language Mr Garcia Columbia Ms Smith Britain Japanese Japan Mr Cook Canada Ahmed Aziz Jordan Madame Coulon France Approach Ms Smith, touches her shoulder and kiss her on the cheek. Surprised at Mr. Garcia’s action and takes a few steps away from him. Reaches his hand out to the Japanese. Bows to Mr. Cook. Shakes hands and kisses each other twice on each cheek. Moves close to you and shakes your hand. Englishmen often stand close to others or touch strangers as soon as they meet. Most people around the world now greet each other by kissing . Japanese will bow to others as greeting. People from Jordan will move very close to you as you introduce yourself to them. Some body languages in some countries are good w