英语:Unit4 Using language
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选择性必修一Unit 4 Using Language【Teaching Objectives:】1.Teach students to recognize and interpret body language cues.2.Enable students to understand the emotions and feelings behind different body language expressions.3.Create a classroom environment where students feel heard and supported.【Teaching Key and Difficult Points:】1.How to effectively teach students to recognize and interpret different forms of body language.2.How to encourage students to apply their understanding of body language in practical situations.【Teaching Procedures:】Step 1: Lead-inBegin the class with a discussion on the importance of non-verbal communication. Show a short video clip or images illustrating various forms of body language. Engage students in a brainstorming session on what they already know about body language. Highlight the idea that body language can convey emotions, intentions, and feelings.Step 2: Post-readingProvide students with the article "How Do I Know My Students?" from which you've extracted examples of body language.In pairs or small groups, have students read and discuss the article. Ask students to identify instances of body language described in the article and how they relate to the emotions or thoughts of the individuals.Step 3: While-readingActivity 1.1. What does the author suggest about students who lean forward in class?A) They are daydreaming. B) They are engaged and interested.C) They are angry or afraid. D) They are distracted.2. According to the article, why might a student hide their face in their hands?A) They are embarrassed or ashamed. B) They are excited about the lesson.C) They want to avoid eye contact. D) They are happy.3. Why does the author emphasize the importance of reacting to body language in the classroom?A) To make students uncomfortable. B) To assess students' academic abilities.C) To create a supportive learning environment.D) To encourage students to speak more in class.Activity 2. Present a list of common body language cues (e.g., eye contact, facial expressions, posture, gestures). Discuss each cue's meaning and how it can vary in different contexts.Activity 2. Show images or short video clips of people exhibiting various forms of body language. Have students analyze and interpret the body language cues in these examples.Step 4: Post- readingActivity 1. Provide students with real-life scenarios (e.g., job interviews, social interactions, classroom situations). In pairs or small groups, have students role-play these scenarios while paying attention to their body language. Encourage peer observation and feedback on body language cues during role-play.Activity 2. Lead a class discussion on the importance of empathy in understanding others. Discuss how recognizing body language can lead to more empathetic communication. Have students share their insights and experiences on how body language affects their daily interactions.【Homework Assignment】Assign students to observe and record instances of body language in their daily lives.Have them reflect on how recognizing body language influenced their interactions.Encourage students to write a short reflection essay or share their experiences in the next class.。