高一英语必修4 Unit 4 body language课件.ppt（纯ppt,不包含音视频素材）

1、What is Body Language?What is Body Language?One form of communication without using any words.eye contactfacial expressiongesturepostureA AB BC CWhat are they trying to tell us?OK!a littleNice to meet you!I give up.Pray/Please!Im listening carefully!Me?I dont know!Communication:No problem?Reading pa

2、ssage:Words and expressions preview represent association dormitory approach defence curiousvt.vt.代表；象征代表；象征 defend against保卫保卫以免受以免受 in general总的来说，通常总的来说，通常adj.adj.好奇的好奇的n.n.防御；保卫防御；保卫vi.&vt.vi.&vt.接近；靠近；走进接近；靠近；走进n.n.宿舍宿舍n.n.社团；联系；联想社团；联系；联想 Where are the international students going to study?How

3、 many international students are mentioned in the passage?Do all students greet each other in the same way?Six students.No,they dont.They were going to study in Beijing University.Match the right main idea of each part.I went to the Airport to meet the international students.People from different co

4、untries have different body language.Summary of body language.Part 1(Para.1)Part 2(Para.2-4)Part 3(Para.5)ABCDetailed reading:Para1Para1Time:_People:_Place:_What to do:_yesterdayanother student and I,the Capital International Airportthis years international studentsWe would take them first totheir d

5、ormitories and then to thestudent canteen.Find out the two cultural mistakes in Para2:Tony Garcia Julia SmithThe first mistake(Columbia)(Britain)He approached Julia,_ _ _and _ her on the _.She _ _ appearing _ and put up her hands,as if _ _.shouldertouchedherkissedcheekstepped backsurprisedin defence

6、The second mistakeAkira Nagata(Japanese)George Cook(Canada)He _ his hand _ to the Japanese student.He _ so his nose _Georges _ _.bowedtouchedmovinghandreached out1.How do men from Muslim countries greet others?2.How did Tony and Darlene greet each other?Para3:They shook hands and then kissed each ot

7、her twice on each cheek,and this is the French custom when adults meet people they know.To men:To women:stand close,and shake handsnoddingPeople in the country/area Ways to greet each otherEnglish peoplePeople from Spain,Italy and South American countriesJapanese Most people around the worldApproach

8、 others closely and are more likely to touch them.Do not stand very close to others or touch strangers when they meet.BowShake handsFill in the table according to Para4:Para 5:1.These _ are not good or bad,but are _ ways _ _ culture have developed.2.Do all members of a culture behave in the same way

9、?3.In general,studying _ _ can certainly help _ _ in todays world of cultural crossroads!No,not all members of a culture behave in the same way.international customsavoid difficultiesactionssimplyin whichEnglishmen often stand close to others or touch strangers as soon as they meet.Most people aroun

10、d the world now greet each other by shaking hands.Japanese will bow to others as greeting.People from Jordan will shake hands with a woman as she introduces herself to them.Body language in some countries is good while some in others is bad.Read the passage again,and then decide the following statem

11、ents are true(T)or false(F).TFF FTDo you think body language is important?Can you give some examples in our daily life?DiscussionWhen in Rome,do as Romans do.When in Rome,do as Romans do.(入乡随俗入乡随俗)Travel around the world Jordan France China Britain Japan Colombia Your best friend Li Lei is going to

12、travel abroad,please write a letter to tell him some tips about the different greeting ways in those foreign countries.Dear Li Lei,Im so excited to hear that you are going to travel abroad.And Id like to tell you something about the greeting ways.In Japan,people prefer to People in Colombia like Eng

13、lish people do not usuallyThe French custom is Men from Jordan will oftenWish you a good journey!Yours,1.Finish the letter after class.2.Find more information about body language in different countries.angrylaughdrinkstopGreat/good!surprisetelephone/callflyBe quiet.Come here!happycryswimplay basketballIm thinking!Facial Expressions angry scared恐惧恐惧 happy sad contempt 轻视轻视 surprised disgust厌恶厌恶