北师大版（2019）高中英语选择性必修第四册 Unit10 Lesson1 公开课课件.pptxVIP

UNIT 10 CONNECTIONSLESSON 1 HOW CLOSELY CONNECTED ARE WE?目录页Post-readingPre-readingIIVcontentsFast readingLanguage and grammar IIⅥVCareful readingHomeworkIIIⅠPre-readingPre-reading: Activate and shareHow many contacts do you have on social media? How many people do you regularly communicate with?ⅡFast readingFast reading: Read and exploreRead the first two paragraphs of the article on the theory “Six Degrees of Separation”. What does it mean and who invented this theory?The theory states that any person on Earth can be connected to any other person through a chain of no more than five other people. The theory was first introduced by Hungarian author Frigyes Karinthy, in the early 20th century.ⅢCareful readingCareful reading: Complete the table1967Mid-1990hoHowFindings/ resultsCareful reading: Complete the table1967Mid-1990hoStanley Milgramthe University of MilanTwo college students in the United StatesColumbia UniversityCareful reading: Complete the table1967Mid-1990sHow He chose a random sample of people in the middle of America and asked them to send packages to a stranger in the state of Massachusetts.They invented a game, The idea of the game was to link any actor to Kevin Bacon, a famous American actor and musician, through no more than six links.Careful reading: Complete the tablow“Columbia Small-world Project”: Columbia University tried to recreate Milgram’s experiment on the Internet. The experiment involved 24,163 email chains with 18 target people in 13 different countries.The experiment analysed the relationship between 721 million social media users.Careful reading: Complete the table1967Mid-1990sFindings/ resultsIt only took between five and seven people to get the parcels delivered.The game was being played in universities across the United States.Careful reading: Complete the tablindings/ resultsThe results confirmed that the average number of links in the chain was six.92% were connected by only four stages.Ca