高中英语Book Ⅳ Unit 4 Body language精品公开课优质课PPT课件

Unit 4 Body language 教案示例（1）教学目的和要求(Teaching aims and demands)教学建议(Suggested teaching notes)一、教学内容分析本单元的中心话题是“身势语”。

身势语是非语言交际手段中非常重要的一个方面，它通过无声的语言表达一个人的内心自世界。

与有声语言一样身势语也是文化的载体，在跨文化交际中起着举足轻重的作用。

了解身势语的不同文化涵义并正确地加以运用，经常会在交际场合起到意想不到的好效果。

教师在教授本单元时，可以提醒学生注意自己和他人在日常交际中的体态、姿势、面目表情等等，正确地理解和运用身势语，以达到良好的交际效果。

“热身”(Warming Up)部分以列表对比的形式引导学生了解有声语言与身势语之间的对应关系，并建议学生把这些动作表演出来，既有趣味性，又有体验实践性。

“读前”(Pre-reading)部分首先引导学生对语言的目的、身势语的含义进行思考，随后引导学生联系自己日常生活的实际，想一想How can you tell if someone is sad even if they do not speak?最后一个问题，启发学生说出身势语在跨文化交际中的作用。

“阅读”(Reading)部分，以机场迎接客人为场景，讲述了几个不同国家的来宾由于文化背景的差异，初次见面时互相问候的方式迥然相异，而造成的一些小误会。

形象地表明了身势语与文化背景的密切关系，以及身势语在人们日常交际中的重要作用。

这部分的写作方式颇有特色，可以让学生在阅读过程中，很自然地以“你”的身份去观察、倾听在机场发生的一切。

“理解”(Comprehending)部分的前五个小题旨在检查学生对阅读篇章细节的理解，第六、七小题旨在引导学生对身势语的文化差异、身势语的意义进行积极的思考，第八小题则要求学生能够运用细节推断出主人公的性别。

“语言学习”(Learning about Language)部分要求学生根据英文释义填写本单元重点词汇，然后用课文中的词语填空和运用派生法变换词性。

2021人教版高中英语必修四Unit4《Bodylanguage》word公开课教案Lead inMorning, class!I found you are busy preparing for the coming sports meet. I found I’m not in the list of the judge this year, which made me relaxed. I can enjoy your competition freely. What if it rains in the sports meet?What if our class wins the first place in the sport meet?We’re supposed to check some of the exercises, today. But unexpectedly, some teachers come to our class, so I made some adjustment. It becomes an “open class”. Let me introduce two of them to you.“This is Mrs. Ye. Hello! Mrs. Ye!”(shake hands)“This is Mrs. Li. Nice to see you! Mrs. Li!”(shake hands)What did I do to greet them just now? (Ss…)Hand-shaking is one of the most popular ways in the world to greet people.TitleI read about an article. The name is “The Open Hand – A Universal Sign”. I don’t quite understand the title at first sight. Who can explain it to me? (S1…S2…) What does “open” mean? Discuss with your partner and guess the meaning of the title.I make a fist, is it open? I hold a pen, is it open? If I close my hand, what can I hold? (weapon) Now, my hand is open, can I hold anything? Now, I approach you, do you feel safe? So, what does the open hand mean? The open hand is a sign of safety and friendliness.Structure of the passageTwo things are talked about in the text, they are:(1) Different ways of showing the open hand in different countries(2) The most popular way to show the open hand in the worldIf you are going to write the article with this title, which part will you write first? Why? (S1:…S2…)(1)(2): ways of greeting that are different from yours, more interesting, attract readers. Special to general.(2)(1): familiar and important things come first. General to special.Read the text fast and silently 3 minutes and find out which part is talked about first, and which, second.(Ss read silently and check)Para1Now close your books. Some questions are talked about in the first paragraph.Why do people smile?How do people shake hands?Smile and handshake – the two most popular ways of greetingWhy do people shake hands?Do not rely on your memory, but rely on the logical meaning, decide the order of the 4 questions in a text. Now think about it. (Ss think) Now exchange your ideas with your partner. (check the answer)The most popular way to show the open hand in the worldSmile and handshake – the two most popular ways of greetingWhy do people smile?Why do people shake hands?How do people shake hands?Now read paragraph1 carefully and silently for 2 minutes and find out 3 sentences to answer the three questions. One sentence for one question. (check the answers together)Some sentences have similar structures? Can you find them?What if…? What if…? What if…?We have to…, and we have to…It shows that…, and that…Repetition makes the meaning stronger, but they may not be the key sentence. And it is necessary to tell the key sentence from the supporting details.How do you understand some expressions in this paragraph?Stranger: someone we don’t knowUnfamiliar place: place we haven’t been to or know little aboutTrust: believe in, rely onBe armed (with): be equipped with weaponPractice explaining the meaning of the expressions. Aloud. (Ss practice. Cross out the explanation and practice together again)Para2Although handshake is widely used in the world, people in some Asian cultures do not always touch another person. So, how can they show their open hand? Please work together with your desk mate to find out how they greet people.ChineseJapaneseHinduMuslimYoung people in the west(Ask a group of Ss to demonstrate one by one. After one student’s demonstration, explain.) Chinese: Wrong! The textbook is not always correct. 作揖hand, mouse, earJapanese: slightly – a little, if the person is unfamiliar, if the person is important.Hindu: hands not too low, “bow” not “nod”Muslim: students more familiar, now only touch heartYoung people in the West: five fingers, Give me five!, support and victoryLet’s practice!Class, stand up! Turn around and face your desk mate. I’ll tell you where you are from, and you perform.1.both of you are from India2.both of you are Muslims3.both of you are young people in the West4.look at me, this one (left hand) is from china and this one is from JapanAre there any problems? If you are from different countries, maybe you’ll have to make adjustmentNow I’ll make the greetings and you explain how people from different cultures greet. Read out the sentences in the text aloud, please. (Do the movement, Ss explain)Although the body language is different, they have something in common. What do they have in common?If you look at the first sentence and the last sentence, you will find the first sentence tells the difference, and the last sentence tells the same meaning. (Opinion–supporting details-conclusion)Body language – differentCarried meaning – the sameDiscussionWhat can we do to avoid misunderstanding caused by ways of greeting between people from different cultures? (Discussion or S1…S2…)What can we do to avoid misunderstanding caused by waysof greeting between people from different cultures?Be friendly and understanding.Always wear a smile when greeting, for its something universal.Combine spoken language and unspoken language to communicate better.Learn more about cultural difference and make adjustment whenever necessary.My suggestion for leaning body language is thatWhen you see an English film or talk with native speakers,observe their facial expression and gestures. Keep a recordof what interests you most. Watch what people do as wellas what they say. You can learn more from actions than youcan from words.Bb designThe Open Hand – A Universal SignWhat if…? What if…? What if…? What if…?We have to…, and we have to…unexpectedlyIt shows that…, and that…make adjustmentopenweaponsafetyfriendliness。

Unit 4 Body language预习导引熟读本单元生词及短语探究与交流1．r epresent vt.代表,象征；作为……的代表或代理人representation n．代表，代表团，代理represent…as…把…描绘成…represent sb. as/to be 宣称某人为……represent sth. to sb. 向某人说明某事；向某人传达某事(1)represent用来表示“代表某人/某个团体/政府等”“某种标志代表什么”“某物(书、雕塑等)表现的是什么”和“把某人/物描绘成什么”。

(2)on behalf of只能用做状语，表示“代表/代替某人”。

(3)stand for往往用来表示“(字母、数字、符号等)代表/象征什么”。

[即学即练1](1) The rose _____________ love.玫瑰花是爱情的象征。

(2) This picture _____________ a storm at sea.这幅画表现的是海上风暴。

(3) He ____________ China in the conference.他代表中国参加了这次会议。

(4) He ___________ himself ________ an expert.他称自己是专家。

2. curious adj.好奇的，爱探究的，奇怪的, curiously adv. 好奇地，curiosity .n 好奇心be curious about 对……感到好奇be curious to do sth. 渴望做……out of curiosity 出于好奇meet/satisfy one‘s curiosity 满足某人的好奇心in/ with curiosity＝curiously 好奇地* He grew curious about how to make a toy.* Ryle accepted more out of curiosity than anything else.* S he was consumed with curiosity. 她心里充满了好奇心。