牛津模块三高一英语公开课Module 3Unit 2Taskbodylanguage概要1.pptVIP

Teaching Aims By the end of the class, 1) all the students are able to make sense of some different body languages in different cultures. 2) 80% of the students are able to make an oral report on the differences and similarities of commonly used body languages in China and the U.S. Unit 1 Module 3 Unit 2 Task Reporting on Body language Guess the meanings of the following body languages in the U.S.! Lead-in  Come and join us! I’m listening carefully! Guessing Time! Give me a little time! OK! Do you think all the above body languages have the same meaning in China?? Body languages vary from country to country. Listen to the recording and fill in the blanks about body language in America on P33. Step I. Listening-Body Language in America Body language American meaning Shaking hands by grasping the other person’s hand quite firmly It shows that you are a ______ person and that others can ______ you. Looking at another person straight in the eye It shows that they are ________________ and are __________________ to the other person. strong telling the truth trust listening carefully Common gesture American meaning Nodding your head up and down It means ‘_______’. Shaking your head from side to side It means ‘_______’. Moving your hand left to right. This is used to say ‘______’ or ‘goodbye’. Yes hello No Common gesture American meaning Pointing to the head and moving the finger in a circle It means that someone or something is _________. crazy Read the guidelines on P35 and survey your classmates within groups to find out if you agree with each other on the meaning. Step II. Surveying your classmates --Body Language in China 1. You meet someone for the first time. You offer your hand and they take it with a light, gentle handshake. This person is polite and pleased to meet you. This person is shy and not a strong leader. Others: _____________________________. 2. Your teacher tells you that she does not think you have