unit 2 cultural diversity
Bạn đang xem bản rút gọn của tài liệu. Xem và tải ngay bản đầy đủ của tài liệu tại đây (83.66 KB, 4 trang )
<span class='text_page_counter'>(1)</span><div class='page_container' data-page=1>
<b>UNIT 2 . </b>
<b>CULTURAL DIVERSITY</b>
<b> B. SPEAKING</b>
<i><b> Planning date; August 12 </b><b>st</b><b><sub> . 2009</sub></b></i>
<b>CLASS</b> <b>TEACHING DATE</b> <b>ABSENT STUDENTS</b> <b> NOTES</b>
12A1
12A2
<b>I. Objectives. </b>
<i><b>1. Aim s</b><b> : By the end off the lesson , students will be able</b></i>
to talk about differences among cultures.
<i><b>2. Lexical item s</b><b> : I think / feel / believe . </b></i>
In my opinion
For me
I don’t agree
It’s not true
That’s wrong
<i><b>3. Skills.</b></i>
<b>II. Teaching aids : English textbook, handout……….</b>
<b>III. Procedure.</b>
<i><b>Time The teacher’s act</b></i> <i><b> The students’ act</b></i>
<b>3’</b>
<b>5’</b>
<b>Warm up</b>
Asks students some YES- NO
QUESTIONS.
- Do you think Vietnamese
cultures is very
interesting?
- Is Tet ( Lunar New Year)
is the most important in
Vietnam?
- Do the children often live
with the parents?
- Do three or four
generations live under one
roof?
- Do a man and a woman
kiss each other in public?
- Is it impolite to ask
questions about age,
marriage, home…. In
Vietnam?
- Are there any differences
and similarities between
Vietnamese and American
cultures?
<b>TASK 1</b>
Asks 2 students to read the model
<b> Warm up</b>
Listen and answer the teacher’s questions.
</div>
<span class='text_page_counter'>(2)</span><div class='page_container' data-page=2>
<b>15’</b>
sentences.
Gives the sentence that is used to
express the ideas and the sentence
that is used to express the
agreements or disagreements.
Asks students to work in pairs to
express their point off view on the
ideas in the task 1.
Calls on some pairs to talk
<b>TASK 2</b>
Explains the aims off the task and
guides students to do in pairs.
Give the meaning off the new
words.
Asks students to discuss to find
S1. I think it is a good idea to have three or
four generations living under one roof. They
can help each other a lot.
S2.That’s not true. In some countries many
old- aged parents like to live in a nursing
home. They want to lead independent lives.
- I think / feel/ believe.
- In my opinion
- For me
- I don’t agree
- It’s not true
- That’s wrong
A. I think a happy marriage should be
based on love.
B. I don’t agree with you. Beside love
we need to have money , the wife or
the husband’s job , health, big house,
…..
C. In my opinion love is supposed to
follow marriage, not precede it.
D. That ‘s not true. In some countries a
boy and a girl are attracted to each
other, fall in love, and decide to marry
each other. When one couple have
love before marriage , it means they
had a happy life
E. For me a man and a woman may hold
hands and kiss each other in public.
That shows a romantic love, they love
each other so much.
F. That ‘s wrong .In some countries it is
impolite for a man and a woman to
hold hands and kiss each other in
public. It is said that they do not
respect other.( in Vietnam for
example)
<b> TASK 2</b>
Nursing home (n) nhà dưỡng lão
Polite (a) lịch sự, lịch thiệp
Impolite (a) bất lịch sự
</div>
<span class='text_page_counter'>(3)</span><div class='page_container' data-page=3>
<b>20’</b>
out the corresponding ( tương
ứng) features of Vietnamese
culture.
<b> In America</b>
- two generations( parents
and children) live in a
home.
- Old- aged parents live in
nursing homes.
- It is not polite to ask
questions about age,
marriage and income.
- American can greed
anyone in the family first.
- Groceries are bought once
a week.
- Christmas and new year
holidays are the most
important.
- Children sleep in their
own bedroom.
Guides students to read aloud all
the sentences.
<b>TASK 3</b>
Asks students to talk about the
similarities and differences
between Vietnamese and
American cultures, to use features
discussed in Task 2. to work in
group.
Calls on some students to report.
<b>In Vietnam</b>
-Three or sometimes four generations live
under one roof.
-Elders live with the children and are taken
care off by their son.
-Asking about age, marriage. Income is
acceptable.
-A Vietnamese greets the head off the family
or an older person first, then the younger
ones.
- Groceries are bought every day.
- Tet ( Lunar New year ) is the most
important.
- Children often sleep with their parents.
<b> TASK 3</b>
There are differences and similarities
between Vietnamese and American
cultures .In America , two generations
( parents and children) live in a home. In
Vietnam, two , three or even four generations
live under one roof and Tet is the most
important in Vietnam but in America
Christmas and New Year holiday are the
most important. Vietnamese children often
sleep with their parents, American children
do not. They live in their own bedroom.
4. Comments. Students understand the lesson but they are lazy to talk. They can’t talk
without their books. The teacher try to encourage students to talk by any ways.
</div>
<span class='text_page_counter'>(4)</span><div class='page_container' data-page=4></div>
<!--links-->
