北师大版Module 4 Unit 12 Lesson 2 Mind Your Manners

1、Lesson 2 Mind Your Manners(Listening to learn)By Agnes ZengUnit 12 Culture Shock1. ”Manners make the man”. Do you agree?2.What kinds of manners do we often mention? 3.Do you think you are a person with good manners or bad manners?Greeting manners Table mannersTelephone mannersElevator mannersGift-gi

2、ving mannersPart IPre-listening: Warm-upThink and answer4.Good manners?4 .Good manners ?Part IIWhile-listeningTask1: Listen to Part1 and choose. Before listening, read and guess. Where are the two speakers? In the office. B. At home. C. In the studio.2. How many kinds of cultures are mentioned? A. T

3、wo. B. Three. C. Four. 3. How many people will show their feelings openly in Italy according to the survey? A. 71%. B. 29%. C. 17%.4. What are they talking about? A. Importance of culture. B. Different communication styles in different cultures. C. Different attitudes to culture in different countri

4、es.Dont worry if you cant understand some words.Take short notes, esp. numbers.1. Where are the two speakers? A. In the office. B. At home. C. In the studio. 2. How many kinds of cultures are mentioned? A. Two. B. Three. C. Four.3. How many people will show their feelings openly in Italy? A. 71%. B.

5、 29%. C. 17%.4. What are they talking about?A. Importance of culture.B. Different communication styles in various cultures.C. Different attitudes to culture in various countries.While listening, concentrate and relax._People show how they feel openlyCultures that are in betweenPeople avoid showing t

6、heir feelingsItaly, Japan, Britain, the USItalythe USUK & JapanThree mentioned cultures are _culture, _ culture and _.“open”“closed” the one between them“open” cultures“closed” culturesneutral /middleTip1Task2: Listen to Part2 and choose.5.What is the main topic in this part?A. Hand movements di

7、fferent people use.B. Differences of using eye contact C.Differences in the way people express themselves.6.Who use hand movements least according to them? The Japanese. The Americans. The Italians.7.In which country do they probably come from according to the dialogue? A. Britain. B. Japan. C. Ital

8、y.8.-“Would you like more beer, please?” -“No, thanks.”Who is the least likely to make the dialogue above? A. The British. B. The Japanese. C. The Italians.( ) 1. Among Italy, British, Japan and the USA, the Americans are most likely to show their feelings in public situations. ( ) 2. People in Japa

9、n never look directly at the other person. ( ) 3. Italians like to interrupt others while talking. ( ) 4. In Britain, it doesnt matter if you dont say “please” and “thank you” for the smallest things. FTTFUse general knowledge and what you heard just now.Task3: Decide if they are “True” or “False”.

10、the Italiansit sounds rude1. People from “open” cultures, like the_, tend to use a lot of more hand movements. People in more “closed” cultures, like the _, _ Europeans and even _, dont use hand movements nearly as much. About hand movementsItaliansJapaneseNorthernAmericansTask4: Listen and fill in

11、the blanks.Focus on the important words and use abbreviations.E.g British -Bri2. People from open cultures usually look more_at the person they are speaking to. The British and Americans often look at people to start with and then they look away. People from _cultures like _, never look directly at

12、the other person. To look at someone very directly is extremely _.About eye contactdirectlyJapanrudeEasternAbout interruption while speaking3. People from open cultures are more likely to_or speak at the same time as the other person. In closed cultures, one person starts speaking only when the othe

13、r has . In a place like Japan , people never interrupt each other. They also wait for a while before speaking , so there is more . interruptstoppedsilenceAbout manners4. _ and _ people seem more polite than Americans and people from Latin cultures. British people usually use “please”, “Thank you” an

14、d “Im sorry” more often. In Britain, it is very important to say “please” and “thank you” even for the _ things. If you dont, it sounds very _. In some other cultures, like Latin cultures, to say “please” and “thank you” all the time sounds a bit . JapaneseBritishsmallestfalse rudeWhen in Rome, do a

15、s the Romans do.Chairman Mao once said, “Being on sea, sail; being on land, settle.” 到什么山上唱什么歌到什么山上唱什么歌 Tip2Part IIIPost-listening1. Learn more culture differences.1. Expressing opinionsBlueWestern cultureRedChinese culture2.Life stylesBluewestern cultureRedChinese culture3.Attitudes to timeBluewest

16、ern cultureRedChinese culture4.Interpersonal relations人际关系人际关系Bluewestern cultureRedChinese cultureBluewestern cultureRedChinese culture5. Expressing angerBluewestern cultureRedChinese culture6.Queuing 排队Bluewestern cultureRedChinese culture7. Ego 自我Bluewestern cultureRedChinese culture8. Streets on

17、 SundayBluewestern cultureRedChinese culture9. At the partyBluewestern cultureRedChinese culture10. In a restaurantBluewestern cultureRedChinese culture11. Drinks when having a stomachacheBluewestern cultureRedChinese culture12. TravellingBluewestern cultureRedChinese culture13. Standards of a beaut

18、yBluewestern cultureRedChinese culture14. Solving problemsBluewestern cultureRedChinese culture15. Three mealsBluewestern cultureRedChinese culture16. Transportation means1970s2000sBluewestern cultureRedChinese culture17. In ones later lifeBluewestern cultureRedChinese culture18. Bathing timeBluewes

19、tern cultureRedChinese culture19. Weather and moodsBluewestern cultureRedChinese culture20. bossBluewestern cultureRedChinese culture21. fashionBluewestern cultureRedChinese culture22. ChildBluewestern cultureRedChinese culture23. Dealing with new thingsBluewestern cultureRedChinese culture24. In each others eyesMind your manners.What seems to be good manners to one country may be bad manners to another.Respect each other and understand each other. Tip3Mind your manners.2.Voice your opinionWhat will you do after learning this lesson?个人文明一小步，民族素质一大步！个人文明一小步，民族素质一大步！ I wil