外研版高中英语选修六《Module1reading》课件2
高中英语课件
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Reading How good are your social skills?
Contents
Introduction
SkimmingZx.来自kScanningCareful Reading
Post Reading Language Points
Look at the picture and discuss.
the other person is talking? A. To show he is preparing. B. To show he is polite. C. To show he is pleased. D. To show he is listening.
2. What did Benjamin Disraeli mean by saying “Talk to a man about himself, and he will speak to you for hours!”? A. People dislike talking about themselves. B. People like talking about themselves. C. A man likes speaking to himself. D. A man dislikes speaking to himself.
What do you think about Social Skills?
What is small talk?
Serious or small talk? 1. Now many people are holding a meeting. Tom is announcing somethingseirmiopuosrtant.
Complete the passage based on the text.
Small talk p_r_e_p_a_r_e_s_ you for more serious c_o_n_v_e_r_s_a_ti_o_n_s . You should be _p_re_p_a_r_e_d_ and have some _lo_w_-_ri_s_k_ conversation openers _re_a_d_y_.For example, you can think of a
film starsZ.x.x.K food music politics
sport
travel weather
film stars, music, sport, travel, food, weather
small talk
careers, politics, examinations
serious talk
Part Para. Introduction to the body of the 1 _1_-_2__ passage by asking questions
Part Para. How to do small talk 2 __3___
Part 3
Para. _4_-_7__
Dos and don’ts while listening
2. What do you think is the Chinese for “small talk”? 聊天
3. Is it a problem if someone has no small talk? (or is not good at making small talk) Why?
Yes. Because he will have difficulty in making new friends.
a conversation.
Methods Learn Think of a recent news story. how Think of things to tell people to do about your studies. small Think of “2. _s_a_f_e_” things you talk can ask people’s opinions about. Think of topics that would be 3. _a_v_o_id__e_d_ if you were talking to strangers.
After the discussion, answer the following questions. 1. What does small talk mean? What features does it have?
Informal conversation about ordinary things or unimportant subjects or light conversation at a social event etc.
social events 4. a book to help you prepare for a
speaking examination
Read the text carefully and fill in the blanks.
Good 1. _s_o_c_ia_l_s_k__il_ls_ help you Topic communicate well and know how to have
5) Keep a journal. Write down funny stories you hear, beautiful thing you see…
6) Practice if possible. Talk with everyone you come cross, from seniors to teens to tourists etc.
7) Remember social rules can be different in different countries.
8) Use some encouraging noises and gestures---smiling, nodding …
Structure-analyzing Divide the passage into several parts.
Part Para. The social rules 4 __8___
What kind of book it is from. Choose from the list.
1. an English teaching book 2. a business course 3. a book which tells you what to do at
Communication is a_tw_o_-_w_a_y_ process– it _in_v_o_lv_e_s_ speaking And listening. You will _im__p_re_s_s_ people if you d_o_n_’_t talk too much. By using e_n_c_o_u_r_a_g_in_g_ noises and g_e_s_t_u_r_e_s you can show that you are l_is_t_e_n_in_g_. You should use p_o_s_i_ti_ve_ body language. There are also some don’ts. For example, you shouldn’t _lo_o_k_a_w_a_y_ from the person who’ s talking to you and don’t c_h_a_n_g_e_ the subject orf_in_i_s_h other people’s sentences for them.
language. Ask for more
information.
Don’ Look at your watch.
ts Yawn or sigh.
Look away from the person 6. (_w__h_o_’_s)__ta__lk_i_n_g__to__y_o_u__.
Change the subject. Finish other people’s
2) Be confident in yourself. Don’t be nervous.
3) Develop your listening skills. Don’t talk too much.
4) Expand your horizons. Try something new every day.
serious
Look at the conversation topics below and have a discussion with your partner. And then speak out your opinions. Topics:
careers cars examinations
If you go to as_o_c_ia_l_ o_c_c_a_s_io_n_ in another country, remember that social r_u_l_e_s can be d__if_fe_r_e_n_t_. In some countries, you have to arrive o_n_ t_i_m_e_ at a party: in other counties, you don’t need to._In_a_d_d_i_ti_o_n_, you need to know how long you should s_t_a_y. Also, in some countries, youm__u_s_tn_’_t take flowers of a c_e_r_ta__in_ color, because they are u_n__lu_c_k_y_. Whatever it is, you shouldf_in_d_o_u_t__ first.
（金戈铁骑 整理制作）
Reading How good are your social skills?
Contents
Introduction
SkimmingZx.来自kScanningCareful Reading
Post Reading Language Points
Look at the picture and discuss.
the other person is talking? A. To show he is preparing. B. To show he is polite. C. To show he is pleased. D. To show he is listening.
2. What did Benjamin Disraeli mean by saying “Talk to a man about himself, and he will speak to you for hours!”? A. People dislike talking about themselves. B. People like talking about themselves. C. A man likes speaking to himself. D. A man dislikes speaking to himself.
What do you think about Social Skills?
What is small talk?
Serious or small talk? 1. Now many people are holding a meeting. Tom is announcing somethingseirmiopuosrtant.
Complete the passage based on the text.
Small talk p_r_e_p_a_r_e_s_ you for more serious c_o_n_v_e_r_s_a_ti_o_n_s . You should be _p_re_p_a_r_e_d_ and have some _lo_w_-_ri_s_k_ conversation openers _re_a_d_y_.For example, you can think of a
film starsZ.x.x.K food music politics
sport
travel weather
film stars, music, sport, travel, food, weather
small talk
careers, politics, examinations
serious talk
Part Para. Introduction to the body of the 1 _1_-_2__ passage by asking questions
Part Para. How to do small talk 2 __3___
Part 3
Para. _4_-_7__
Dos and don’ts while listening
2. What do you think is the Chinese for “small talk”? 聊天
3. Is it a problem if someone has no small talk? (or is not good at making small talk) Why?
Yes. Because he will have difficulty in making new friends.
a conversation.
Methods Learn Think of a recent news story. how Think of things to tell people to do about your studies. small Think of “2. _s_a_f_e_” things you talk can ask people’s opinions about. Think of topics that would be 3. _a_v_o_id__e_d_ if you were talking to strangers.
After the discussion, answer the following questions. 1. What does small talk mean? What features does it have?
Informal conversation about ordinary things or unimportant subjects or light conversation at a social event etc.
social events 4. a book to help you prepare for a
speaking examination
Read the text carefully and fill in the blanks.
Good 1. _s_o_c_ia_l_s_k__il_ls_ help you Topic communicate well and know how to have
5) Keep a journal. Write down funny stories you hear, beautiful thing you see…
6) Practice if possible. Talk with everyone you come cross, from seniors to teens to tourists etc.
7) Remember social rules can be different in different countries.
8) Use some encouraging noises and gestures---smiling, nodding …
Structure-analyzing Divide the passage into several parts.
Part Para. The social rules 4 __8___
What kind of book it is from. Choose from the list.
1. an English teaching book 2. a business course 3. a book which tells you what to do at
Communication is a_tw_o_-_w_a_y_ process– it _in_v_o_lv_e_s_ speaking And listening. You will _im__p_re_s_s_ people if you d_o_n_’_t talk too much. By using e_n_c_o_u_r_a_g_in_g_ noises and g_e_s_t_u_r_e_s you can show that you are l_is_t_e_n_in_g_. You should use p_o_s_i_ti_ve_ body language. There are also some don’ts. For example, you shouldn’t _lo_o_k_a_w_a_y_ from the person who’ s talking to you and don’t c_h_a_n_g_e_ the subject orf_in_i_s_h other people’s sentences for them.
language. Ask for more
information.
Don’ Look at your watch.
ts Yawn or sigh.
Look away from the person 6. (_w__h_o_’_s)__ta__lk_i_n_g__to__y_o_u__.
Change the subject. Finish other people’s
2) Be confident in yourself. Don’t be nervous.
3) Develop your listening skills. Don’t talk too much.
4) Expand your horizons. Try something new every day.
serious
Look at the conversation topics below and have a discussion with your partner. And then speak out your opinions. Topics:
careers cars examinations
If you go to as_o_c_ia_l_ o_c_c_a_s_io_n_ in another country, remember that social r_u_l_e_s can be d__if_fe_r_e_n_t_. In some countries, you have to arrive o_n_ t_i_m_e_ at a party: in other counties, you don’t need to._In_a_d_d_i_ti_o_n_, you need to know how long you should s_t_a_y. Also, in some countries, youm__u_s_tn_’_t take flowers of a c_e_r_ta__in_ color, because they are u_n__lu_c_k_y_. Whatever it is, you shouldf_in_d_o_u_t__ first.
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外研版高中英语选修六Module1SmallTalkReading课件
高中英语课件
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Reading
1.applyvi.申请，请求，应征
（1）IappliedforajobasanEnglish teacher.
我申请英语教师的工作。
（2）Sheappliedtothegovernment forfinancialhelp.
Fillintheblankswiththewords givenbelow,eachwordcanbeused onlyonce. purpose,imagine,application,serious prize,obligation,apologize,favor opportunity,informal
Dialogue2 T:Haveyouevertalkedto foreigners? S1:No,Ihaven’t. S2:Yes,Ihave. T:Whenyoutalked,didyou discussseriousmatters?
Ss:No,wedidn’t.Wetalked aboutmoviestarsand soccer. T:Oh,Isee.Just___s_m_a_l_lt_a_l_k.
6.thinkofthepast 想起过去
thinkofagoodidea 想出一个好主意
thinkofawaytodosth. 考虑做事情的方法。
7.certainadj/pron/n acertainMr.Smith 某一个叫Mr.Smith的人 Wearecertaintobesuccessful. 我们肯定会成功。
5)Keepajournal.Writedown funnystoriesyouhear,beautiful thingyousee…
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Reading
1.applyvi.申请，请求，应征
（1）IappliedforajobasanEnglish teacher.
我申请英语教师的工作。
（2）Sheappliedtothegovernment forfinancialhelp.
Fillintheblankswiththewords givenbelow,eachwordcanbeused onlyonce. purpose,imagine,application,serious prize,obligation,apologize,favor opportunity,informal
Dialogue2 T:Haveyouevertalkedto foreigners? S1:No,Ihaven’t. S2:Yes,Ihave. T:Whenyoutalked,didyou discussseriousmatters?
Ss:No,wedidn’t.Wetalked aboutmoviestarsand soccer. T:Oh,Isee.Just___s_m_a_l_lt_a_l_k.
6.thinkofthepast 想起过去
thinkofagoodidea 想出一个好主意
thinkofawaytodosth. 考虑做事情的方法。
7.certainadj/pron/n acertainMr.Smith 某一个叫Mr.Smith的人 Wearecertaintobesuccessful. 我们肯定会成功。
5)Keepajournal.Writedown funnystoriesyouhear,beautiful thingyousee…
外研版高中英语选修6Module1_Vocabulary_and_Reading_公开课课件(二)
Read the part 2 to part 4(para2-8) and find the keys to deal with these situations you may face.
book
Social skills
How to have a conversation
SOLUTIONS
you.
TOPIC 3
Your classamate is upset for failing in the exam.
TOPIC 4
a stange boy/girl smiles with you and want to say something with you.
the social difficulties
Have you ever been _s_t_u_c_k_(stick) in a case that when you meet s_tr_a_n_g_e_r_s(strange), you avoid t_a_lk_i_n_g_(talk) to them or you can’t behave __c_o_n_fi_d_e_n_t_ly (confident)? If so, don’t worry. Small talk _p_r_e_p_a_r_es_(prepare) you for it. T_h__in_k_i_n_g_(think) of some low—risk conversations can help. What’s __m_o_r_e__, developing listening skills is as well important. For example, keep eye contact, ask more information, don’t yawn etc.. Finally, there are some rules you must keep___in__ mind: arrive on time, how long you should stay, what kinds of flower you should bring and so on. In conclusion, _if_/ _w_h_e_nyou remember these social rules, you will not be _l_a_ck__in_g_ (lack) in confidence in social intercourse.
高中(外研版)英语选修6课件：module 1 section 2
find out 10．______________________ 了解到，找出信息
英语•W 选修6
Module 1 Small Talk
课前 自主预习 课内 研析探究
Ⅲ.重点句型 1．教材原句：People with good social skills communicate well and know how to have a conversation.
lack the confidence 5．______________________ 缺乏自信
think of 6．______________________ 想起，回忆起 body language 7．______________________ 身体语言，肢体语言 look away from 8．______________________ 把目光从……移开 in addition 9．______________________ 除此之外，另外
据我所知，他很容易相处。
3．教材原句：It helps if you do a little advance planning. 要是预先做些准备，这将会对你有所帮助。 It will be a pity 佳句诵读：___________________ if you have to leave our company. 你要离开我们公司是一件很遗憾的事。
will open.
把那些花搬进一间暖房，它们很快就会开花。
英语•W 选修6
Module 1 Small Talk
课前 自主预习 课内 研析探究
课内 研析探究
英语•W 选修6
Module 1 Small Talk
课前 自主预习 课内 研析探究
高中英语 Module1 Reading and listening课件 外研版
No, they aren’t. In Conversation 1 “Been here before?” indicates they are strangers. The second is an interview between strangers. In the third conversation Speaker A obviously knows something about Speaker B(last utterance), but probably doesn’t know him.
2. Which of the conversations would you call small talk?
3. What do you think about the answers in the interview?
A. The answers show that the interviewee is interested in the job. B. The answers are too short. C. The answers are impolite.
F: I’m really sorry. I didn’t catch what you said. M: Sorry, my fault. I said: Are you going to stay in England for a long time? F: Oh. No. Just three weeks. M: Language course? F: Yes. M: Going anywhere nice? F: I’m going to study in Oxford. M: Oxford? F: Yes.
She needed to get used to his voice.
2. Which of the conversations would you call small talk?
3. What do you think about the answers in the interview?
A. The answers show that the interviewee is interested in the job. B. The answers are too short. C. The answers are impolite.
F: I’m really sorry. I didn’t catch what you said. M: Sorry, my fault. I said: Are you going to stay in England for a long time? F: Oh. No. Just three weeks. M: Language course? F: Yes. M: Going anywhere nice? F: I’m going to study in Oxford. M: Oxford? F: Yes.
She needed to get used to his voice.
外研版英语选修六Modulereading教学课件
Some mottos about friendship.
A friend in need is a friend indeed.
A friend without mistakes will never be found. Better an open enemy than a false friend.
Post-reading: discussion
1. Do you think it is good to cover your friend’s shortcomings?
2. What kind of people should you make friends with?
3. How can you help your friend if he or she makes a mistake?
外研版英语选修六Modulereading
Roy’s Story
外研版英语选修六Modulereading
外研版英语选修六Modulereading
Guess : What happened to Roy?
I remember the first time I met Roy. He was standing in the centre of a group of boys, and he was telling a joke…
Passage understanding: ask questions
外研版英语选修六Modulereading
外研版英语选修六Modulereading
Match words and phrases with definitions.
financially thief /theft locker cloakroom knock over
高中英语 Module1 Reading and writing课件 外研版选修6
Reading and writing
Read this email from an English pen friend on Page 7 to find the right answers to the writer’s questions.
Write a reply. Answer the questions and offer other advice. Use some the following sentences to start and finish your email.
Dear Alex, It’s very nice to hear from you. My family and I are fine. I hope you and your family are well—it’s a long time since I’ve heard from you. The email is very interesting. I hope you enjoy your trip to the Embassy and that it’s fun meeting the Chinese students and teachers. I don’t think you’ll have any problem talking to them. Chinese students are like students everywhere—they like sport, music, fashion, and travel—so it will be easy for you to find topics that they are interested in.
For many of them it will be their first time in England, so you could ask them about where they’ve been, what they’ve seen, what they liked and didn’t like, and what they found interesting. It’s also not a problem to ask about life at home in China. I’m sure they’d be happy to tell you about what Chinese schools are like and how they spend their free time. Of course, it’s always a good idea to keep off topics like politics, as people have different opinions, and they may not agree with you. I hope this information has been useful, and I wish you the best of luck at the Chinese Embassy—be sure to write and tell me all about it! Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Read this email from an English pen friend on Page 7 to find the right answers to the writer’s questions.
Write a reply. Answer the questions and offer other advice. Use some the following sentences to start and finish your email.
Dear Alex, It’s very nice to hear from you. My family and I are fine. I hope you and your family are well—it’s a long time since I’ve heard from you. The email is very interesting. I hope you enjoy your trip to the Embassy and that it’s fun meeting the Chinese students and teachers. I don’t think you’ll have any problem talking to them. Chinese students are like students everywhere—they like sport, music, fashion, and travel—so it will be easy for you to find topics that they are interested in.
For many of them it will be their first time in England, so you could ask them about where they’ve been, what they’ve seen, what they liked and didn’t like, and what they found interesting. It’s also not a problem to ask about life at home in China. I’m sure they’d be happy to tell you about what Chinese schools are like and how they spend their free time. Of course, it’s always a good idea to keep off topics like politics, as people have different opinions, and they may not agree with you. I hope this information has been useful, and I wish you the best of luck at the Chinese Embassy—be sure to write and tell me all about it! Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
外研版高中英语选修六Module1Readingandintroduction课件
Dictionary
• Oxford Advanced Learner’s
Dictionary
Read the dictionary definitions of
small talk and answer the questions
• Which definitions make small talk sound like a positive thing?
while listening
• Part 4 (Paras. 7-8) The social rules
Fast reading Ex 2
Read the passage and decide what kind of book it is from. Choose from. Choose from this list. • 1 an English teaching book • A business course • A book which tells you what to do at social events • A book to help you prepare for a speaking examination
• Which definitions refer to places where small talk might take place?
• Why is it a problem if someone has no small talk?
• What do you think is the Chinese for small talk?
• What encouraging noises and gestures can you make when you’re having a conversation in Chinese?
• Oxford Advanced Learner’s
Dictionary
Read the dictionary definitions of
small talk and answer the questions
• Which definitions make small talk sound like a positive thing?
while listening
• Part 4 (Paras. 7-8) The social rules
Fast reading Ex 2
Read the passage and decide what kind of book it is from. Choose from. Choose from this list. • 1 an English teaching book • A business course • A book which tells you what to do at social events • A book to help you prepare for a speaking examination
• Which definitions refer to places where small talk might take place?
• Why is it a problem if someone has no small talk?
• What do you think is the Chinese for small talk?
• What encouraging noises and gestures can you make when you’re having a conversation in Chinese?
外研版英语选修6Module_1_Reading
Part 4 Tip 3 Learn the rules
1. What should we find out before going to a party? A. When to arrive and leave B. What to take C. What to wear D. All the above
Part 2 . How to do small talks
Having low-risk conversation openers ready
A recent news story (...Film/Sport stars, fashion show, scientific achievements …) Avoid talking About topics Think you dislike (personal questions)
What are the features of small talk? features?
Place it happens?
What are the features of small talk? features Informal informal unimportant light polite friendly ordinary social…
•3 I said that we don’t have enough opportunity to speak English and he noddedhis head in agreement. ______ •4 I think the man I spoke to was tired- he _______ yawned a lot. •5 He looked very sad when I asked him about his home. He sighed _____ when he answered me. •6 I felt very welcome when I arrived at smiled at me and the party. The host ______ shook my hand.
高中英语 M1 Reading and writing课件 外研版选修6
Write a reply. Answer the questions and offer other
advice. Use some the
following sentences to start
and finish your email.
Dear Alex, It’s very nice to hear from you. My family and I are fine. I hope you and your family are well—it’s a long time since I’ve heard from you. The email is very interesting. I hope you enjoy your trip to the Embassy and that it’s fun meeting the Chinese students and teachers. I don’t think you’ll have any problem talking to them. Chinese students are like students everywhere—they like sport, music, fashion, and travel—so it will be easy for you to find topics that they are interested in.
(Module 1)
Reading and writing
外研版Read this email from an English pen friend on Page 7
to find the right answers to the writer’s questions.
外研版高中英语选修六《Module1reading》课件2
4. If someone wants to be good at making small talk, what should he do? (students’ discussion)
1) Make some preparations Have some low-risk conversation openers ready.
a conversation.
Methods Learn Think of a recent news story. how Think of things to tell people to do about your studies. small Think of “2. _s_a_f_e_” things you talk can ask people’s opinions about. Think of topics that would be 3. _a_v_o_id__e_d_ if you were talking to strangers.
2. Tom and Mary are having a drink and talking something in a restsamuarlal ntat.lk
3. Mother is telling an interesting story. small talk
4. The speaker is making a speech.
language. Ask for more
information.
Don’ Look at your watch.
ts Yawn or sigh.
Look away from the person 6. (_w__h_o_’_s)__ta__lk_i_n_g__to__y_o_u__.