Unit 8 课时4 Section B（1a-1e）（情境教学课件）英语人教版2024八年级上册

Section B How can we communicate better? Unit 8 Let’s Communicate! 课型：阅读课 课时：1a - 1e 教学目标 能够通过阅读文本了解指南类说明文的篇章结构和语言特；能够根据文本内容和语言特点，分析作者的写作意图和目标读者。（学习理解） 01 能够具体针对文本中的交流建议，理性思考，发表自己的看法，提出补充建议；能够主动学习与人沟通交流的技巧，并在实践过程中逐步提升自己的语言交际能力。（迁移创新） 03 能够利用并制作信息表格，整理文本中的交流建议和示例；能够结合上下文分析文中代词指代的对象，理解代词对语篇衔接、行文连贯等方面起到的作用。（应用实践） 02 Lead-in Let’s watch and discuss. What’s your favorite way of communication? How can we make a better conversation? Pre-reading What do you talk about when you meet someone for the first time? 1a Food & Travel （补充）… Music & Films Weather Hobbies New Words nervous She gets nervous when she speaks in public during class. nervousness n. 紧张；焦虑 /ˈnɜːvəs/ adj. 担忧的；焦虑的；胆怯的 New Words impolite It’s impolite to talk loudly in the library after school. polite adj. 礼貌的 /ˌɪmpəˈlaɪt/ adj. 不礼貌的；粗鲁的 New Words sincere She gave me a sincere smile when I met her at the meeting today. sincerity n. 真诚 /sɪnˈsɪə(r)/ adj. 真诚的；诚实的 Who are they? Pre - reading How to Make a Better Conversation What’s their relationship? What are they doing? How do they feel? Look at the title and the picture. What do you think the passage is about? Pre - reading How to Make a Better Conversation some tips for making better conversations While-reading While - reading How many parts can we divide the text into? 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 6 2 3 4 5 Read the text and answer questions. Q: How does the writer start the passage? A. By giving some examples. B. By asking some questions. C. By sharing some stories. D. By listing some plans. 1 Read the text and answer questions. 1 Who did the author write this text for? The author wrote the text for those who couldn’t / find it hard to communicate well with others. Read the text and complete the table with the information from the text. How to make a better conversation Tip Examples 1. _______________ _______________ _______________ listen and find _______________ to ask about, such as his/her _______ Listen carefully and show interest in others. some good points hobby 2 Read the text and answer questions. What expressions can we use to express interest in others? 2 Can you think of a good question to ask about someone's hobby? What do you like to do in your free time? Read the text and complete the table with the information from the text. How to make a better conversation Tip Examples 2. _______________ _______________ talk about ____________________________ __________________________ but do not ask ___________________________________ Choose the right topic. the best topics such as the weather, sports, music, films, food, or travel the age, weight, or other personal information 3 Read the text and answer questions. 3 Do you think you can make friends with people who don't agree with you? Yes, I think I can. Even if we don’t agree, we can still be kind and respect each other’s ideas. Read the text and complete the table with the information from the text. How to make a better conversation Tip Examples 3. _______________ _______________ just say _________________________ if you have no idea about a subject mention the ___________ of the other person Be honest and sincere. “I don’t know much about it.” strong points 4 Read the text and complete the table with the information from the text. 4 What will you do if you find you know nothing about a topic? Will you move on to another topic? If I know nothing about a topic, I will ask simple questions and listen carefully to learn the basics. I do not move on right away… Read the text and complete the table with the information from the text. How to make a better conversation Tip Examples 4. _______________ _______________ stand up _______, ______, and be yourself Pay attention to your body language. straight smile 5 6 Read the text and answer questions. 5 6 Do you know anything about body language? Can you give some examples of positive body language? Smile and make gentle eye contact … While - reading How many parts can we divide the text into? 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 6 2 3 4 5 Introduce the purpose of the text Tips for making better conversations The possible result Post-reading Reading Comprehension 1. What can listening carefully help you do? A. Find good points to ask questions. B. Show you are polite. C. Avoid talking about yourself. D. Make the other person quiet. 2. Which topic is right to talk about with a stranger? A. The weather. B. Their age. C. Their weight. D. Their salary. 3. If you don’t agree with someone, the article suggests you A. Argue until they agree. B. Move on to another topic. C. Ask about their personal life. D. Keep silent and leave. Find out what the pronouns in bold refer to. 1d 1. ... if someone tells you their hobby and you can ask questions about it, ... 2. Also, if you don’t agree with others, don’t argue with them. 3. If you have no idea of a subject, just say “I don’t know much about it.” 4. If you want to make the other person happy, mention his or her strong points. 5. Sometimes it is just as important as your words. 6. If you really work at it, you will find having conversations much easier. Pay attention to your body language. … it is time for you to learn some more conversation skills. Discuss the questions. 1e 1. According to the text, listening plays an important role in a conversation. What do you think makes a good listener? 2. Do you think the tips are reasonable? Why or why not? 3. What other tips can you add to the text? I think a good listener should listen carefully and show interest in others. I think the tips are reasonable because they can improve my conversation skills and help me make better conversations. Look at others and nod your head sometimes to show you are interested in the topic. How to make a better conversation Lead-in: find it hard to communicate with other? Choose the right topic. Be _______________. Pay attention to your ____________. Let’s fill in the mind map and retell the passage. Listen carefully and __________________. some tips for making ________________ work hard at it better conversations show interest in others honest and sincere body language Do you get nervous when you talk to people? Here are some tips. First, listen carefully and show interest. Ask questions about their hobbies. Second, choose safe topics like weather or travel, and avoid personal questions. Third, be honest and mention their strong points. Don't pretend to care. Lastly, pay attention to your body language. Be confident and be yourself. With practice, you'll find having conversations much easier and more enjoyable. Let’s fill in the mind map and retell the passage. How to make a better conversation Let’s discuss. 1. Which tip from the article do you think is most important for building trust in a conversation? Why? 2. If someone asks you a personal question you don’t want to answer, what would you do? I think the most important tip is to listen carefully and show interest … Let’s watch. Language Points argue with sb _______________ move on (to sth) ___________ have no idea of ___________ agree with sb _____________ find out _____________ 与某人争论 换话题；开始做（别的事） 不知道 同意某人 查明，弄清楚 短语互译 行为自然；不做作 ____________ 对……表现出兴趣 ______________ 注意；关注 _______________ 站直 _______________ 肢体语言 _____________ be yourself show interest in pay attention to stand up straight body language Language Points it 形式宾语 Do you get nervous when you talk to someone? Do you find it hard to have a conversation with a stranger? If you have such worries, it is time for you to learn some more conversation skills. Here are some tips for making better conversations. 1. Listen carefully and show interest in others. One of the most important things is to listen to the person you speak to. If you are a good listener, you will find some good points to ask questions about. For example, if someone tells you their hobby and you can ask questions about it, they will surely be happy to continue the conversation. find it+形容词+to do sth 发现做某事是……的，其中 it 作形式宾语，真正的宾语是后面的动词不定式（短语），与find这一用法类似的动词还有think / believe等。 1 Do you find it hard to have a conversation with a stranger? 你是否觉得和陌生人聊天很难？ 1. I found it difficult to develop good habits. 我发现很难养成好习惯。 2. Many people think it impolite to ask a woman’s age. 许多人认为问女人的年龄是不礼貌的。 3. She believes it necessary to get enough sleep. 她认为充足睡眠是必要的。 Language Points it 形式宾语 one of the most + 形容词最高级 + 名词复数 Do you get nervous when you talk to someone? Do you find it hard to have a conversation with a stranger? If you have such worries, it is time for you to learn some more conversation skills. Here are some tips for making better conversations. 1. Listen carefully and show interest in others. One of the most important things is to listen to the person you speak to. If you are a good listener, you will find some good points to ask questions about. For example, if someone tells you their hobby and you can ask questions about it, they will surely be happy to continue the conversation. Language Points 主祈从现 话题 pretend to do sth. 假装做某事 2. Choose the right topic. Some of the best topics might be the weather, sports, music, films, food, or travel. However, it is impolite to ask someone’s age, weight, or other personal information. Also, if you don’t agree with others, don’t argue with them. Just move on to another topic. 3. Be honest and sincere. If you have no idea of a subject, just say “I don’t know much about it.” If you want to make the other person happy, mention his or her strong points. But don’t just pretend to be nice, because people can find out you are not telling the truth. Language Points offer provide 主动提出；自愿给予 offer sb. sth. = offer sth. to sb. 强调“提供，供应” provide sb. with sth. = provide sth. for sb. He offered us some advice. = He offered some advice to us. The hotel provides guests with breakfast. = The hotel provides breakfast for guests. 4. Pay attention to your body language. Sometimes it is just as important as your words. Don’t be nervous. Stand up straight, smile, and be yourself — you have a lot to offer. If you really work at it, you will find having conversations much easier. Exercises 1. You’d better not ask too ________ (person) questions like someone’s age. 2. The scientist ________ (careful) recorded every detail of the experiment to make sure it was correct. 3. It is so ________ (polite) of you to shout at your mom. 4. Thanks for _________ (offer) us so much help. It means a lot to our success. 5. Mike knew nothing about the young girl. They were ________ (strange). 6. It is impolite to interrupt others __________ when they are talking. (continue) 7. It was nice of Mr Hu ________ (offer) us help when we were in trouble. personal 用单词的适当形式填空。 carefully impolite offering strangers to continue to offer 1. 你练习弹琴时不如Tom认真。 You didn’t practise ________ the piano as __________ ____ Tom. 2. 我们学校总是很注意安全教育。 Our school always ______ __________ _____ safety education. 3. 年轻人对3D电影表现出浓厚的兴趣。 Young people ______ __________ ____ 3D movies. 4. 解决完这个问题，我们接着去做别的事。 After solving this problem, we _______ _____ _____ something else. 5. 当你结交新朋友时，做你自己，你就会找到真正喜欢你的人。 When you make new friends, _____ _________, and you’ll find those who truly like you. 根据要求完成句子。 playing carefully as pays attention to show interest in moved on to be yourself Homework 1. Memorize the new words and phrases. 2. Retell the passages according to the mind map. 3. Finish the exercises. Homework Thank you! Lavf59.27.100 Packed by Bilibili XCoder v2.0.2 Lavf59.27.100 Packed by Bilibili XCoder v2.0.2 $If you can just communicate confidently, not perfectly, not dramatically, just clearly and commonly, you're already ahead of ninety percent of people your age. That's not an exaggeration. Statistically, people who communicate well get Better jobs, earn more money and build stronger relationships. They also tend to attract more aligned partners, not because they're the most attractive, but because they can express who they are. And right now, especially among people under twenty five, there's a massive supply and demand gap. There's a huge demand for people who can express themselves, lead conversations and make others feel heard. But the supply, almost none. And when supply is low, don't need to be a world class speaker. You just need to be decent. Decent is rare. Decent stands out. Decent changes your life. But here's the thing. Most of us aren't even getting to decent because we're blocked. We Carry around anxiety, self doubt, fear of judgment, and that keeps our voice stuck inside our chest. In this video, i'll help you break that block. I'll show you a path to speak with clarity, presence, confidence, even if right now the idea of public speaking or just introducing yourself makes your heart race. You don't need to become someone else to do this. You just need to unlock what's already inside you. A few years ago, I was about to graduate from university. I had spent an entire year working on my senior thesis, my capstone project IT. One hundred percent original. Every page, every detail, every piece of IT was mine. I knew the material inside and out. If anyone should have been confident explaining IT, IT was me. But then presentation day came in the moment I opened to my mouth. Nothing came out unless I was reading for my flash cards, word for word. I couldn't look up, I couldn't think freely. I wasn't presenting, I was surviving. And the most frustrating part, I had so much to say, but my voice felt stuck. I passed the presentation, but I didn't feel proud. I felt small. That moment stayed with me, not because I failed, but because I realized something important. If I couldn't speak confidently about the thing, I knew best what would happen when I had to speak about something new or speak up for myself or lead. That was a wake up call. IT wasn't about knowledge. IT was about how I Carried IT and how much fear was blocking me from showing up. So if you've ever had that moment where your voice disappears, your mind goes blank and you just wanna hide, you're not alone and you're not broken. You just need to clear the block. And that's exactly what will talk about next. Becoming a great communicator isn't just about speaking louder or memorizing Better lines. It's about clearing the fog. Imagine your ideas are on the other side of a glass window, clear, powerful. But when you try to speak, IT feels like the window is fog up. No one can see what's really there, not even you that fog. It's your fear of being judged, your anxiety, that voice in your head that says, don't mess up. That's exactly what happened to me during my senior thesis presentation. I knew the material, but my voice didn't sound like me. I felt like everything I wanted to say was just out of reach, like shouting through a fogged up wall. So here's the truth most people skip, if you want to be a Better speaker, you first need to ask, what's fogging up my? When did I start fearing judgment? Who made me feel like I wasn't good enough to speak? What situations make me freeze up and why? These questions don't just help you talk more. They help you speak freely. You don't need to become someone else to communicate well, you just need to clear the glass. And once you do, you'll find the confidence was already there, just waiting to be seen. So how do you actually clear the fog and become a more confident communicator? Here are four practical steps that are simple, powerful and don't require a classroom or a stage. Step one, change your intention. Most people speak with the intention to impress, but that only adds more fog pressure performance. Instead, speak to connect. Ask yourself, how can I understand this person Better? How can I make them feel seen or heard? Connection wipes away fog IT brings clarity and warmth. They'll be surprised how quickly people open up and how confident you feel in return. Step to read, not just to learn, but to speak. Better reading is a cheap code. When you read, especially books with strong storytelling or emotional depth, you naturally absorb Better sentence structure, vocabulary and rythm. Even ten, it's a day, sharpens your inner voice. And the more tools you have, the easier IT is to express what you really mean. No more struggling for the right words. They're already in your tool kit. Step three, improve how you feel, not just how you speak. Most people don't realize how deeply your body affects your voice. If you feel like trash, your communication will suffer. So this one simple, get enough sleep, move your body, eat a clean diet, wear clothes that make you feel good, not fancy, just you. When you feel good, you sound Better, not because you try harder, because you trust yourself more. Step four, talk to a camera. You don't need a stage to practice communication. Your phone is enough every day for five, ten minutes. Record yourself, talking about your day, about something you learned, about a random thought. You don't even need to post IT just talk. You'll be amazed how fast the fog clears. When you give yourself permission to stumble, repeat and improve. It's like cleaning the window a little more each day until suddenly you're not afraid of being seen. These steps don't make you perfect. They make you real, and real connection always shine brighter than perfection. You don't need to be the best communicator in the world. You just need to be clearer than most, and that already puts you ahead of ninety percent of people your age. If you found this video helpful, don't forget to subscribe. We're building a community of people who aren't afraid to speak up, connect and own their voices. I've also left some resources in the video description to help you improve your communication skills, check them out and keep growing. Let's clear that fog together, hit the like button if you're ready to start your journey, drop a comment with your biggest communication chAllenge until next time. Stay clear and keep speaking up. How do we communicate with each other? There are many different ways to communicate. We use our voices, our hands, our eyes and our body language. We may use poetry or stories to communicate. Each person has their favorite way of communicating. We asked a few people to share what communication they prefer. My favourite way of communicating is through singing. I am artistic and down to talk with my voice. This device is my mains before communication. The biggest chAllenge that I personally face with singing is getting out of my head. A lot of the time I get caught up in all the little things, like, do I sound good? Is my pitch good? Is my pace good? Do I sound like beyond I speak, most people assume I am not intelligent when I started to type people and change their attitudes and seek me as a person. One thing that I would tell people about singing is out of brightness and barriers. If first test creativity, IT gets people thinking. and IT, quite literally brings people together. I would like people to please don't judge us nevermore artistes. People buy first impression. Please take the lunch. Two, two. No, we all communicate . differently. We all have something to share, no matter how we do IT.