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6.GuidedPractice(exercises,oralpracticeandgroupwork)
III.TeachingProcess
1.Warm-upActivity
1)Discussion
Whatarethekeyfactorsthatcontributetoeffectiveface-to-facecommunication?
2)QuestionsaboutText
1)Whatkindofpersonswouldyouliketomakefriendswith?
2)Supposeyouhavetwoclassmates.Oneofthemisverytalkativebutseldomlistens,whiletheotherseemsagoodlistenerwhospeakslittle.Whichonedoyoulikebetter?
3)Doyouconsideryourselfagoodlistener?
Doyouhopeotherstolistentoyouattentivelywhenyouarespeakingorexplainingsomething?
3)Presentingthetextbysummingupthediscussion.
Mostofuswouldagreethatkeepinggoodrelationshipswithotherpeople,evenwiththoseclosesttous,canbedifficultandrequiresgoodcommunicationbetweenoneanother.Goodcommunicationnaturallyinvolvesbothspeakingandlistening.Butwhilewecommonlyemphasizetheroleofspeakingincommunicatingwithothers,wetendtoneglectthatoflistening.Thetextsaysabouttheroleoflisteninginimprovinghumanrelationships.
4)BackgroundInformation
.GenerationGap
Theinfluenceofthebabyboomerswassosignificantthattheentiregenerationwasnamed“ManoftheYear”byTimemagazinein1966.Sincethen,theterm“generationgap”hasbeenusedtodescribedifferencesinculturalnormsbetweenayoungergenerationandtheirelders.Itoccurswhenolderandyoungerpeopledonotunderstandeachotherbecauseoftheirdifferentexperiences,opinions,habitsandbehavior.Theinfluenceofthebabyboomerswassosignificantthattheentiregenerationwasnamed“ManoftheYear”byTimemagazinein1966.Sincethen,theterm“generationgap”hasbeenusedtodescribedifferencesinculturalnormsbetweenayoungergenerationandtheirelders.Itoccurswhenolderandyoungerpeopledonotunderstandeachotherbecauseoftheirdifferentexperiences,opinions,habitsandbehavior.
2.TextOrganization
PartIPara.1-Thispartintroducestheteacherandtheauthor'
ssituation:
ablacknewcomerintheneighborhoodignoredbyothersandfeelinglonely.
PartIIPara2-4TheanalysisofthereasonsforthefailureIncommunication:
misunderstandingresultingfrompoorlistening
PartIIIPara5-7Howwecanbegoodlisteners
3.LanguagePoints
Difficultsentences
1).Thoughtheremightberoomforhesitationintheadoptionofitwhen“generation”istakenintoaccount,itisfarfromwrongtoborrowtherestinmakingananalysis.
Thepronoun“it”appearstwiceinthesentence.Dotheyrefertothesamething?
(=No.Thefirst“it”referstotheterm“generationgap”,whilethesecond“it”refersto“toborrowtherestinmakingananalysis”.)
Whatdoes“roomforhesitation”mean?
(=Uncertainty.)
Whatdoes“farfromwrong”mean?
(=Notwrongatall.)
Paraphrasethesentence.
(=Whenweusetheterm“generationgap”toexplaincommunicationproblemsmentionedabove,theword“generation”maynotbereadilyapplicableastheremaynotbeagenerationgapbetweenthepeopleinvolved.Butwecanstillanalyzesuchproblemsfromthisperspective.)
TranslatethesentenceintoChinese.
(=当然,如果细究“代”的本义,那么这算不上特别贴切,但是大可借用该术语的其他涵义来分析问题。
)
2).Curiouslyenough,inamodernsocietywherenotafewadvancedtechnologicalmeansofcommunicationsuchasthemobilephoneandpagerhavebeendeveloped,peoplearestillconfrontedwiththisproblem.
Whatdoes“thisproblem”referto?
(=Lackofcommunication.)
Whatdoesthissentenceimply?
(=Thissentenceimpliesthatadvancedtechnologicalmeansofcommunicationarenotanadequatesolutiontotheproblemoflackofcommunicationamongpeople.Itseemsthatthetechnologiesinventedtofacilitatecommunicationdonotworkandtheproblemisstillthere.)
3).Peoplemaywonderwhytheirlisteningabilityisundesirablewhentheirhearingabilityisphysicallysound.
(=Thissentenceimpliesthatlisteningabilityisquitedifferentfromhearingability.Therefore,thefactthatthereisnoproblemwithone’searsdoesnotmeanoneisgoodatlistening.)
(=人们也许会问,为什么听觉没有问题而他们的聆听能力却不如人意呢?
4).Believingthathearingisaphysiologicalfunction,whichcomestousnaturally,wetakeitforgrantedthatlisteningdoesnotrequiremucheffort.
(=Hearingisquitedifferentfromlistening.Contrarytothecommonbelief,listeningdoesrequiresomeeffort.)
(=我们会认为听觉能力是一种生理功能,是与生俱来的,所以我们想当然地以为聆听不需要付出特别的努力。
5).Aspeakermaynotbeabletokeeppacewiththeworkingofthelistener’smind.
Whatdoes“theworkingofthelistener’smind”mean?
(=Thelistener’sthinking.)
(=Thissentenceimpliesthatthelistenermayneedtobemorepatientandattentiveinordertoaccomplishsuccessfulcommunication,becauseone’sspeedofthinkingisfasterthanthatofspeaking.)
6).Withmuchfreetimeleftattheirdisposal,thelistenersarelikelytobecarriedawaybytheirownthoughtsandtheysoonlosetheirway.
Whatdoes“becarriedaway”mean?
(=Besoexcited,interested,orabsorbedthatyouarenolongerreallyincontrolofwhatyoudo,oryouforgeteverythingelse.)
(=当听话人有很多自由时间支配的时候,他们就可能会太专注于自己的思绪而很快就不知道说话人说到什么地方了。
7).Sinceeachpersonhashisownrangeofinterests,whenthespeakertalksaboutsomethingthatisofnopersonalinterestorconcerntohim,hewould“switchoffthetalking.”
Whatdoes“switchoffthetalking”mean?
(=Nolongerlistentowhatisbeingsaidtohim,asifhehadturneditoff.)
8).Thisautomaticcontrolexercisesitsinfluenceespeciallywhenthetopicistooboring.
Whatdoes“thisautomaticcontrol”referto?
(=Switchingoffthetalking.)
Whatdoes“exercise”meaninthissentence?
(=Bringtobear;
exert.)
(=这种自动控制系统的作用在谈话内容太枯燥的时候尤其明显。
9).Otherpsychologicalfactorsalsocomeintoplay.
Whatdoes“comeintoplay”mean?
(=Begintooperateorbeactive.)
10).…itisquitenaturalthathewouldnottuneintothewordsofthespeaker.
Whatdoes“tuneinto”mean?
(=Listencarefullyandbeawareof.)
(=那他自然就不会去认真聆听说话人说的内容。
11).Whathastobeborneinmindisthat,toensurethatgoodcommunicationtakesplace,talkingandhearingarejustnotenough.
Whatdoes“beborneinmind”mean?
(=Bekeptinmind;
beremembered.)
(=Weshouldrememberclearlythattoaccomplishsuccessfulcommunication,justtalkingandhearingareinadequate;
moreisneeded.)
WordsandExpressions
1).complain
a)vi.expressfeelingsofpain,dissatisfaction,orresentment
*Workerswhohadlosttheirjobscomplainedbitterlyaboutthewaytheyhadbeentreated.
*Manypatientscomplainofheadachesanddifficultyinsleepingwhentheytakethisdrug.
b)vt.expressdissatisfactionorresentment
*Theycomplainedthatthepriceofbookshadincreased.
员工们抱怨工资过低而且福利差。
(=Theemployeescomplainedthatthewagesweretoolowandthebenefitswereinadequate.)
NB:
complain→complaintn.
2).vital:
adj.extremelyimportantandnecessaryforsomethingtosucceedorexist
(=Regularexerciseisvitalforyourhealth.)
*Thesamplescouldgivescientistsvitalinformationaboutlong-termchangesintheearth’satmosphere.
旅游业对于国民经济来说是至关重要的。
(=Thetouristindustryisofvitalimportancetothenationaleconomy.)
vitalityn.生命力,活力
CF:
vital&
essential
这两个形容词均有“重要的,必需的”之意。
vital强调指维持生命、活力必不可少的,或生死攸关的。
例如:
Irrigationwasvitaltoearlycivilization.
Itisvitalthatleakinggaspipesarefixedimmediately.
essential强调必不可少,暗含某物如缺少某部分则失去本质特征的意味。
Impartialityisessentialtoajudge.
Itisessentialtoreadanydocumentcarefullybeforeyousignit.
3).contribute:
a)vi.(usuallyfollowedbyto)helpincausingasituation,event,orcondition
*Anincreaseinthepriceofdrugshascontributedtotherisingcostofmedicalcare.
锻炼能促进健康。
(=Exercisecontributestobetterhealth.)
b)vt.givemoney,help,ideas,etc.tosomething
*Thevolunteerscontributetheirowntimetotheproject.
*Readersareinvitedtocontributetheiropinionsonanyoftheissuesdiscussedhere.
4).desert:
vt.leaveatadifficulttimeorinacruelway,esp.withtheintentionofnotreturning
(=Thepricerisecausedmanyreaderstodesertthemagazine.)
*Mrs.Smithwasdesertedbyherhusbandandhadtosupportfourchildrenonherown.
许多人在饥荒中逃往他乡。
(=Manypeopledesertedtheirhomesduringthefoodshortage.)
5).resort:
a)vi.(usuallyfollowedbyto)makeuseof;
turnto(oftensomethingbad)forhelp
*Manyhomelessteenagersresorttostealingwhentheirmoneyrunsout.
候选人们为了吸引注意用上了人身攻击的手段。
(=Thecandidatesareresortingtopersonalattackstogetattention.)
b)n.aplacefrequentedbypeopleforrelaxationorrecreation
*WewerejoinedtherebyGeorgeandMaryandweallwentofftotheskiingresort.
到休养圣地去疗养一个月肯定会使你恢复健康。
(=Amonthofrestinthehealthresortwillcertainlybringyouaround.)
Collocation:
aplaceofgreatresort人们常去的热闹地方
ahealthresort疗养地
apleasureresort游乐胜地
asummerres
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