新世纪大学英语综合教程第一册.ppt

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1、Topic-relatedPredictionsDiscussionWarm-upQuestionsGenerationGapTheterm“generationgap”firstcameintoprominenceinWesterncountriesduringthe1960’s.Itwasusedtodescribetheculturaldifferencesbetweenthebabyboomers(thosewhowerebornjustafterWorldWarII)andtheirparents.Severa

2、lexamplesofgenerationaldifferenceswereprominentduringtheperiod.Rockmusicandsoulmusic(灵乐),popularamongtheyoung,weremostlydetestedbytheirelders.Longhaironyoungmaleswasfrequentlyseenasashockingactofrebellionagainstsocietalnormsbytheirparents.Sometraditionalmores(习俗)

3、werecrumbling.Andmanyyoungpeople“droppedout”intothehippie(嬉皮士)counterculture.Acommoncatchphraseoftheeraamongyoungpeoplewas“don’ttrustanyoneover30.”■Theinfluenceofthebabyboomerswassosignificantthattheentiregenerationwasnamed“ManoftheYear”byTimemagazinein1966.Since

4、then,theterm“generationgap”hasbeenusedtodescribedifferencesinculturalnormsbetweenayoungergenerationandtheirelders.Itoccurswhenolderandyoungerpeopledonotunderstandeachotherbecauseoftheirdifferentexperiences,opinions,habitsandbehavior.Directions:Ingroupsofthreeorfo

5、ur,discussthefollowingtopic:Whatarethekeyfactorsthatcontributetoeffectiveface-to-facecommunication?Whatkindofpersonswouldyouliketomakefriendswith?Supposeyouhavetwoclassmates.Oneofthemisverytalkativebutseldomlistens,whiletheotherseemsagoodlistenerwhospeakslittle.W

6、hichonedoyoulikebetter?Doyouconsideryourselfagoodlistener?Doyouhopeotherstolistentoyouattentivelywhenyouarespeakingorexplainingsomething?Topic-relatedPredictionsCompoundDictationDiscussionWarm-upQuestionsBackgroundInformationPartDivisionoftheTextFurtherUnderstand

7、ingTextAnalysisPartsParagraphsMainIdeas12312~45~7Theriseoftheissue:people’scomplaintsaboutothers’notlistening;thepossibleconsequencesoftheproblem.Theanalysisofthereasonsforthefailureincommunication:misunderstandingresultingfrompoorlistening.Howwecanbegoodlistener

8、s.48Conclusion:restatementoftheimportanceoflistening.1.Howdoestheauthorbeginthetext?Thethreeparallelrhetoricalquestions,allbeginningwith“Howoften”,actuallyimpl