Bài giảng môn Tiếng Anh Lớp 10 - Unit 08: New Ways to Learn - Lesson 7: Communication and Cuture
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- Lesson: COMMUNICATION & CULTURE
- I. VOCABULARY - concentrate on /'kɒnsntreɪt/ (V): to give all your attention to something and not think about anything else. - permanent /'pɜ:mənənt/ (a): ≠ temporary /'temprəri/ (a):
- - radiation /reɪdi'eɪʃn/ (n):
- - harm /hɑ:m/ (v): Ex: Radiation could harm your body and environment .
- - Look up (v.phr): Ex: I go to the library to look up the information.
- - Survey (n,v):
- II. COMMUNICATION 1. Activity 1: Read the following comments on personal electronic devices. Which sounds most reasonable? Why?
- II. COMMUNICATION 2. Activity 2: Exchange your opinions on using electronic devices in class. Refer to the comments in Activity 1 if necessary. * Useful language: Expressions to give opinions - We think / believe - In my opinion/ For me . - Personally, Example: We think / In my opinion/ For me we can use electronic devices to look up information.
- II. COMMUNICATION 2. Activity 2: Exchange your opinions on using electronic devices in class. Refer to the comments in Activity 1 if necessary. Some ways to agree Some ways to disagree · I couldn't agree with you more. · I don't think so. · That's so true. · No way. · That's for sure. · I'm afraid I disagree. · You're absolutely right. · I totally disagree. · Absolutely. · I beg to differ. · That's exactly how I feel. · I'd say the exact opposite. · Exactly. · Not necessarily. · That's not always true.
- II. COMMUNICATION
- CULTURE
- Activity 1: Read the text about how electronic devices are used among children in the United States and answer the questions that follow
- LET'S JOIN A GAME Open the box
- 1. What do school children in the United States use electronic devices for ? ( 20) A. to look up and store information B. to do assignments and projects C. to do calculations and play games D. all the correct
- 2. How many US childen have used mobile devices before they could speak in full sentences ?(50) A. 30% B. 40% C. 50% D. 60%
- 3. How may the devices help very young childen ? (40) A. promote listening B. reading comprehension C. writing comprehension D. promote listening and speaking
- 4. How may thay help older childen ? (30) A. thinking and reading B. thinking and writing C. thinking, reading, writing and maths skills D. reading, writing and maths skills
- 5. What are the two sides of the children's use of electronic devices ? (60) The devices not only can be great learning tools, but also cause very bad effects
- LUCKY NUMBER (50)
- Activity 2: Let's talk How do children in your neighborhood use mobile phone/ electronic devices ?
- Activity 2: How do children in your neighborhood use mobile phone/ electronic devices ? Some suggested questions: Example: ➢ How old are they when they use A:Do the children in your neighborhood use electronic electronic devices? devices? ➢ How many hours a day do they B: use electronic devices? A: How old are they when they use electronic devices? ➢ Why do their parents allow them B: to use? A: How many hours a day do they use electronic devices? ➢ What can electronics devices B: effect to children’s body ? A: What do children use them for? B:
- HOMEWORK - Learn the structures and vocabulary. - Practice conversation at home. - Prepare for the next lesson: Looking back & Project