文档介绍：Unit 8- 1
A World Guide to Good Manners
11/11/2017
Teaching steps
Ⅰ. Background information
Ⅱ. Warming-up
Ⅲ. Word study (be omitted)
Ⅳ. Text explanation
Ⅴ. Discussion & Exercises
Background information
The purpose of manners:
To make the other fortable.
Background information
Some guidelines for modern etiquette dilemmas:
Do not make the mistake of thinking that an e-mail replaces a hand-written thank-you note or a personal telephone call.
If you expect prompt response to your telephone message, be sure to return ur voice mail message quickly as well.
Don’t ask for others’ finances, health or marital status.
Do not mix business with pleasure.
Be direct. If you don’t have time to talk, say so. If you cannot stay, say so.
Background information
Do not ask people questions such as “why aren’t you drinking”.
Do not rub the belly of a pregnant woman in public.
When dating, if you say you’ll call, call.
Background information
Warming-up
Brain-storming: ways of behavior that are considered impolite in certain situations.
behavior
situation
smoking
In a crowded room
Talking loudly
At movies
Using cellular phone
In a quiet reading room
yawning
While sb. is talking to u
Laughing & whistling
When sb. Slips on a banana peel
Structure of the text
Part 1(Para. 1) Introduction
In different countries, there is different culture. Each culture has its own manners and etiquette.
Part 2 (Para. 2-3)
munity pays much attention to international etiquette.
Part 3 (-6)
The Japanese have perhaps the strictest rules of social and business behavior, pared with Americans who are casual and more informal and the British who are relatively cool and conserved.
Structure of the text
Part 4 () Tips for travelers.
Writing techniques: comparison and contrast, exemplification
Structure of the text