Communication-no-problem实用学习教案

1、会计学1Communication-no-problem实用实用(shyng)第一页，共20页。Communication : No problem?第1页/共20页第二页，共20页。 What does the writer intend to tell us in Para.1 ?How many international students are mentioned in Para2? Who are they? How many misunderstandingsoccurred in their communication ?Reading (para.1-2)第2页/共20页第三

2、页，共20页。 1. What does the writer intend to tell us in Para.1 ?Para1-2:The writer was going to meet some international students at the airport.( Introduction/background)第3页/共20页第四页，共20页。2. How many international students are mentioned in Para2? Who are they? Para1-2:Tony Garcia from Colombia Julia Smi

3、th from Britain Akira Nagata from Japan George Cook from Canada 第4页/共20页第五页，共20页。3.How many misunderstandings occurred in their communication? Para1-2:a major misunderstandinganother cultural mistake第5页/共20页第六页，共20页。 What are the two mistakes? What happened in Para 3? Underline the facts. What concl

4、usion can you draw from the facts? Reading (para.2-3)第6页/共20页第七页，共20页。1.What are the two mistakes? The first misunderstandingThe second mistake Tony Garcia (Colombia) / Julia Smith (Britain) George Cook (Canada) / Akira Nagata (Japan)Body language is different in different _countries.第7页/共20页第八页，共20

5、页。Fact 1:_ Fact 2:_2.What happened in Para 3?3.What conclusion can you draw from the facts? different body languagesimilar body languageanother cultural phenomenonBody language is different in different_ . cultures第8页/共20页第九页，共20页。Reading(para.4-5)What does the author conclude about “cultural body l

6、anguage”? What is the authors conclusion in Para 5?Why does the author use more facts here?English People.People from places like spain,Italy or South American countries.Most people around the world.But some cultures.第9页/共20页第十页，共20页。Para4-5:What does the author conclude about “cultural body languag

7、e”? Not all cultures greet each other the same way, nor are they comfortable in the same way with touching or distance between people.第10页/共20页第十一页，共20页。The author uses more facts to prove his conclusion. More countries are mentioned here to prove that the cultural difference is a worldwide phenomen

8、on.Why does the author use more facts here?第11页/共20页第十二页，共20页。Body language is not good or bad but is simply a cultural phenomenon which we need to study to avoid difficulties for a better communication in todays world of cultural crossroads. What is the authors conclusion in Para 5?第12页/共20页第十三页，共2

9、0页。What does the title mean?Group workCommunication : No problem第13页/共20页第十四页，共20页。Group workMy understanding of “When in Rome, do as the Romans do”. 第14页/共20页第十五页，共20页。 The world is The world is beautifulbeautiful because we are different. because we are different. So letSo let s respect the differ

10、ences s respect the differences and just move onand just move on to have a to have a better world!better world! 第15页/共20页第十六页，共20页。HomeworkHomework第16页/共20页第十七页，共20页。 In 1988, two Laotian men walked into a Los Angeles bar where a singer, who was also from an Asian country, was entertaining patrons.

11、The men sat at empty spaces near the front with their feet pointed straight to the singer. After the bar was closed, the singer followed the two men to a parking lot where they got into an argument about how the men pointed their feet at the singers face. The argument became fierce when the singer p

12、ulled out a gun and killed one of the men. 第17页/共20页第十八页，共20页。 In 1998, a newly married American couple went to New Zealand for their honeymoon. They rented a car and toured until they missed a stop sign. A police officer pulled them over. They explained that they were new in town and didnt know abo

13、ut the local traffic so were given a warning instead of a ticket. As a thank you gesture, the husband gave the thumb up sign. The police officer called for back up and hand cuffed the American man. (A thump up is seen as a rude gesture in New Zealand .) 第18页/共20页第十九页，共20页。What are they surprised at ? “After I met them and then introduced them t