新一代大学英语1视听Unit1课件.ppt

Human Relationsand Interpersonal SkillsUnit 1 Warm-up01 Listening and Speaking02 Viewing and Speaking03CONTENTS Project041Warm-upWarm-up1 Work in groups to make a list of various kinds of interpersonal relationships in our lives. Then choose a word in the following box to describe the relationships. You may use your own word if its not included. journey garden seed nutrient fruit tree filmshow dance song dream party game weatherwind sunshine star fire spice book dictionarysmartphone chemical paint piano keyWarm-upReference answers- My relationship with my boyfriend is like a journey. It has twists and turns, ups and downs. Sometimes the road is smooth, sometimes it is rough, and sometimes there are even accidents on the road. But we have made it here all the way and I believe it has been a worthy journey.- My relationship with my friends is like a book. It takes a long time to write, but only a minute to tear up.Warm-up2 Work in pairs on the following activities.Student A turns to Page 123. Student B turns to Page 124.Student A describes Picture A to Student B, and the latter draws the picture without asking any questions. Student A does not correct Student B even if he / she makes mistakes.Student B describes Picture B to Student A and Student A draws the picture. There will be constant communication between you to make the drawing match the original picture as much as possible.Step 1Step 2Step 3Warm-up2 Work in pairs on the following activities.Discuss with your partner about the processes of drawing. Which way of communication, one-way for Picture A, or two-way for Picture B, is more effective? Do you think this is the same to our interpersonal relationships?Step 42 Listening and SpeakingTopic One How to apologize1 Sometimes, we do things that require an apology. But oftentimes it is not easy to open the mouth. Now you are going to hear some advice on how to apologize from an etiquette expert. Listen to a talk and note down the seven steps of apologizing.ListeningandSpeakingHow to apologizeListening and understandingReference answersStep 1: Prepare. Step 2: Approach.Step 3: Lower your voice. Step 4: Make eye contact.Step 5: Give the apology. Step 6: Take the wrap.Step 7: Finish on a positive.How to apologizeListening and understandingListeningandSpeaking2 Listen to the talk again and fill in the blanks with the phrases and expressions you hear. Then work in pairs and explain them in the context of the talk.How to apologizeListening and understandingListeningandSpeaking1 We all do things that require an apology from time to time. But _ _ is a skill in itself.2 How could you _ for what youve done?3 Ask if you could _ with the person, and then take them to one side.4 Lower your voice. You should not be _.5 If you look away at the key moments, or refuse to meet their gaze at all, they may think you are _.eating humble piemake amendshave a wordlooking for an argumentholding something back2 Listen to the talk again and fill in the blanks with the phrases and expressions you hear. Then work in pairs and explain them in the context of the talk.How to apologizeListening and understandingListeningandSpeaking6 Is there anything I can do to _ you?7 The other person may still be angry with you. And in order to_, they might need to communicate this. If so, you need to _.8 OK, so can we just put it behind us and _, yeah?9 Dont let the conversation linger as this could provide an opportunity for _.make it up toclear the airface the musicmove onold wounds to resurfaceReference answers1 eating humble pie (eat humble pie: admit that you were wrong, especially in an embarrassing situation)2 make amends (try to make a situation better after you have done sth. wrong)3 have a word (have a short conversation or discussion, usually without other people listening)4 looking for an argument (look for an argument: behave in a way that looks like you expect to argue with sb.)5 holding something back (hold sth. back: keep sth. secret)How to apologizeListening and understandingListeningandSpeakingReference answers6 make it up to (make it up to sb.: do sth. good for sb. you have upset, in order to become friends with them again)7 clear the air (discuss a problem or difficult situation with sb. in order to make it better); face the music (accept criticism or punishment for sth. you have done wrong)8 move on (finish or stop one activity and start doing sth. different)9 old wounds to resurface (old wounds resurface: sb. remembers an unpleasant event or situation that happened in the past)How to apologizeListening and understandingListeningandSpeaking3 When you broke a promise, or were misunderstood by your friend, an apology is in order. Work in pairs and role-play the following situations. Remember to include as many of the seven steps of apologizing as possible. How to apologizeThinking and speakingListeningandSpeakingHow to apologizeThinking and speakingUseful expressions for making and accepting an apology:Making an apologyAccepting an。