TraditionandInnovation(传统和革新)分解.ppt

Objectives of this lesson To explore the terms ‘Tradition’ and ‘Innovation.’ To discuss and produce an honest opinion. To briefly look at traditions and innovations such as the Harvest Festival. Tradition: How to use? In Britain, The Harvest Festival is a celebration for when the farmer’s food is ready to eat. It is tradition to share food at this time. The kilt is the traditional clothing for men in Scotland. Kilt Tradition Tradition: There are many ways to look at tradition: 1. Tradition taught by one generation to the next, often orally. For example, What we learn from our parents and what they learnt from their parents… 2. Tradition followed by people. For example, saying thank you, sending birthday cards, greeting cards, etc. 3. Tradition followed by society and governments, Such as National Holidays, Halloween and the Mid Autumn Festival. 4. Traditions that are Prehistoric and are very old, For example, trade, the teaching of language and education in general. Tradition Family Tradition People’s Tradition Country Tradition Prehistoric Tradition The Harvest Festival Harvest In Britain, the Harvest Festival is celebrated at the end of September and the beginning of October. People are thankful for the food that has successfully grown in the fields. In religion, sometimes people go to church to say thank you to God for the new food. Harvest in History The River Nile: Flood Modern day Harvest Farming in Lincolnshire The stereotype of a Lincolnshire person. Harvest Festival in Schools National Tradition Innovation Innovation is a change in the way of thinking or change in the way of doing something, or the use of new inventions and discoveries. Key words: Change and new Innovation: How to use? Lady Gaga is always thinking of new music and fashion: she is truly an innovation. Email is an innovative way for people to keep in touch. Innovation in Science and Technology Innovation in People Task Discuss the positives and negatives of innovation an