新视野三版听说B4U5.pptx

Culture clash, culture consensusUNIT 5Warm-up?Listening?Speaking?Unit report??HomeworkUnit 5Warm-up1What did you hear?Answer the following questions according to what you have heard in the conversation.1) What does the man think of Carlos?2) Why does the man have such an impression of Carlos?3) What does the woman think of the man’s impression of Carlos?Next pageUnit 5Warm-up1What did you hear?Key1) What does the man think of Carlos?2) Why does the man have such an impression of Carlos?3) What does the woman think of the man’s impression of Carlos?He thinks that Carlos is not a motivated or hard-working student. The man believes in the stereotypes about the race of Carlos. It is not fair to make such presumptions about Carlos. Unit 5Warm-up2How would you respond?Work in pairs and discuss the following question.1) Do you have stereotypes about any group of people?2) What problem may stereotyping cause?Next pageUnit 5Warm-up2How would you respond?Work in pairs and discuss the following question.1) Do you have stereotypes about any group of people?I do have stereotypes about some groups of people. For example, I think black people are great basketball players; the French are romantic; Italians are good cooks; women like the color pink; women do not drive well; and men are strong and aggressive. Next pageUnit 5Warm-up2How would you respond?Work in pairs and discuss the following question.2) What problem may cause stereotype?Stereotyping is a way of oversimplifying a group of people, leading to incorrect, incomplete and even irrational assumptions about the group. It can affect the way that people treat each other. If one group is stereotyped in a negative manner, then the group is very likely to be treated negatively. In this sense, stereotyping can be dangerous.Unit 5ListeningUnderstanding a passageDirections: Listen to a passage and choose the best answer from the four choices provided for each question.A) The diversity of students on the campus.B) The modern but alie