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Unit 7 Data Safety
D Listening and speaking
Sharenting & Share with Care
粤教沪外教版(2024)八年级
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Learning objectives
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Lead in
Pre-listening
2
While-listening
Post-listening
4
Language points
Summary
6
Assessment
1
3
5
7
Exercises
8
Homework
9
In this lesson, we’ll be able to:
一、语言能力:掌握与 “网络分享、隐私安全” 相关的词汇(share, post, privacy, password, personal details 等)和句型;能听懂关于 “家长晒娃” 的对话,完成信息抓取;能运用目标句型讨论网络安全话题。
二、文化意识:理解中西方对 “家庭分享” 的不同态度,树立理性、安全的网络社交观念。
三、思维品质:
辩证看待 “家长晒娃” 的利弊,培养批判性思维;梳理网络隐私保护的方法,提升逻辑思维能力。
四、学习能力:
通过听前预测、听中抓取信息、听后讨论的流程,掌握听说课的学习策略;通过小组合作,提升口语表达和沟通能力。
Learning Objectives
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Do you think your parents would share photos like this on social media?
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Lead in
01
Yes
No
When parents share their kids’ photos online, we call it"sharenting".
Why do you think they do it?
Look and say
Lead in
01
sharenting晒娃 (n.)
privacy/ˈprɪvəsi/ (n.) 隐私
hacker黑客
Look and say
Lead in
01
personal details 个人信息
password密码
social media社交媒体
Pre-listening
02
D1 Work in pairs and discuss the following questions:
Do your parents often share your photos or personal information on their social media accounts?
If yes, how do you feel about their sharing behaviours? Do you find it annoying or interesting?
If no, will you encourage them to do so? Why or why not? What are your concerns?
Pre-listening
02
听力微技能:听辨语气(Listening for tone of voice)
What is tone of voice?It refers to the way a speaker changes their voice (pitch, speed, and loudness) while speaking. It is a powerful tool that reveals a speaker’s true emotions and attitudes.
Positive Feelings (开心 / 积极)
• Voice sounds relaxed and warm
• Intonation moves up and down a lot
• Often rises at the end of sentences
Negative Feelings (不满 / 消极)
• Voice sounds tense or cold
• Monotone (flat) and unchanging
• Often falls sharply at the end of sentences
While-listening
03
D2 Listen to the conversation between Lucy and her mum. Tick the picture that shows their feelings about sharing on social media.
While-listening
03
D3 Listen again and complete the notes with what you hear.
Can you guess the missing words?
ask
call
get
nice
connect
While-listening
03
D3 Listen again and follow the tapes.
Lucy: Mum, I saw what you posted on social media.
Mum: What's the big deal? I think you look so cute and it was a nice moment. What's wrong with it?
Lucy: Yeah, but you didn't ask whether to post my private information or anything online should be decided by me.
Mum: I always think of it as a way to connect to other people that I know in real life. You know, like grandpa and your aunt. How else can they know about you guys except to see you there?
Lucy: You can call and video chat. You can do many other things to see them instead of through social media. With the photo, anyone can get my personal information like where I live and when my birthday is so easily that I may not be even aware of it. It’s not safe.
Mum: Okay, I may be wrong about that.
Post-listening
04
D4 Answer the questions
1.Do you agree with what Lucy said about online safety? Why or why not?
2.If you were Lucy, what are some tips you would like to offer to your Mum to keep your information safe?
Ask before posting photos.
Don’t share personal details.
Set private accounts.
Talk face to face instead of sharing online.
Show Time
Checklist Stars
1. Speak loudly and clearly.
2. Beautiful pronunciation and tones.
3. Use body language and eye contact.
4. Wonderful cooperation.
Pre-listening
05
Lucy worries about sharenting, and there are also other ways to keep safe online. A boy is sharing his tips for staying safe on social media. Let’s learn from him!
While-listening
06
D5 Listen and predict the main idea. Tick your choice.
What is the boy talking about?
While-listening
06
D6 Listen again and match the pictures (a-d) with the tips (1-4).
Post-listening
07
D7 Work in pairs and discuss:
Should you include the following in your social media posts? Why or why not?
personal experience
friends or family photos
address or phone number
Post-listening
07
D7 Work in pairs and discuss:
Should you include the following in your social media posts? Why or why not?
1. personal experience
Opinion: It’s usually OK to share some personal experiences.
Why: Sharing happy moments like trips or hobbies can help you connect with friends and build your online identity. But you should avoid sharing details that show your exact location, schedule, or private routines, like your daily school/work route or vacation plans.
Post-listening
07
D7 Work in pairs and discuss:
Should you include the following in your social media posts? Why or why not?
2. friends or family photos
Opinion: You should be careful about sharing photos of friends or family.
Why: You need to ask for their permission first, because it’s their privacy too. Even if they don’t mind, you should avoid sharing photos that show their faces, school uniforms, home addresses, or other personal details that could put them at risk.
Post-listening
07
D7 Work in pairs and discuss:
Should you include the following in your social media posts? Why or why not?
3. address or phone number
Opinion: You should never share your address or phone number on social media.
Why: These are private personal details. If they are shared online, strangers, hackers, or scammers can easily get them. This could lead to problems like unwanted calls, spam messages, or even real-life safety risks, like someone coming to your home.
Post-listening
07
D8 Work in pairs .Talk about how to stay safe online. You may talk about the following things:
●Sharing photos (e.g. with whom?)
●Keeping passwords safe (strong & secret)
●Checking privacy settings
●Not sharing personal information
Post-listening
07
D8 Work in pairs .Talk about how to stay safe online. You may talk about the following things:
🗣️ Example Dialogue
A:What should we do to stay safe online?
B:I think we should always ask our parents before posting photos online.
A:That’s right. And we should never share our phone numbers or addresses with strangers.
B:Also, it’s very important to check the privacy settings on our social media.
1. Whether to post my private information online should be decided by me.
whether to do sth. 是否做某事;be decided by… 由…… 决定
eg.Whether to go out should be decided by your parents.
要不要外出应该由你父母决定。
Language points
08
2. I always think of it as a way to connect with people.
think of…as… 把…… 看作;
connect with sb. 与某人联系
eg.We think books as our best friends.
我们把书籍当作最好的朋友。
Language points
08
3. 交际实用句型(答题必用)
It’s a good idea to… 做…… 是个好主意
eg. It’s a good idea to ask parents first.
It isn’t a good idea to… 做…… 不是好主意
eg. It isn’t a good idea to share photos casually.
You should… 你应该……
You should protect your privacy.
You should never… 你绝不应该……
You should never tell strangers your phone number.
Language points
08
Summary
09
Don’t post private information
Mum’s opinions: nice moment connect with relatives
Lucy’s opinions: private information not safe keep in touch by call/video
短语
social media 社交媒体
personal information 个人信息
Assessment
10
Self-assessment
I can understand the conversation about "sharenting".
I can talk about online safety with my partner.
I know how to protect my personal information.
Exercises
11
1.—I think it’s okay to post my photos online.
—It isn’t a good idea. Strangers can easily get your ______ information.
A. private B. public C. boring D. funny
2.—What’s the big deal? I just shared my trip photos on WeChat.
—You should be careful. ______ to post your photos online should be decided by you.
A. Where B. Whether C. Why D. When
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√
单项选择。
Exercises
11
Before ______ (post) your photos online, you should ask your parents for permission.
It is not safe ______ (share) your personal information on social media.
My mum always thinks of sharing photos as a way _________ (connect) with our relatives.
Hackers can easily get people’s ______ (private) information if they are not careful.
We should keep in touch with our grandparents by ______ (call) them instead of posting photos.
用所给词适当形式填空。
posting
to share
to connect
private
calling
Basic (基础)
背诵本课重点单词与短语
social media, private information, personal information, keep in touch with, connect with
Improving(提升)
Extend (拓展)
Homework
09
用英语复述本节课母女对话大意,不少于 5 句话。
结合生活实际,写出三条保护个人网络隐私的英文建议。
用 5—8 句话写短文
How to keep safe online
提示:不随意发照片、不泄露手机号和住址、多和家人沟通。
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$One, listen and pay attention to the rythm of the phrases and sentences, then mark the stressed syllables. An example is given . example, digital footprint. One face recognition. Two, privacy settings three, I always post my photos online. For its very important to set a password.
Sharani, mom, I saw what you posted on social media. What's the big deal? I think you look so cute. And IT was a nice moment. What's wrong with IT? yeah. If you didn't ask whether to post my private information or anything online should be decided by me. I always think of IT as a way to connect other people that I know in real life, you know, like grandpa and your aunt. How else can they know about you guys except to see you there? You can call and video chat. You can do many other things to see them. Instead of three social media with the photo, anyone can get my personal information, like where I live, and when my bird is so easily that I may not be even aware of IT, it's not safe. okay? I may be wrong about that.