giao an + de thi

Unit 3 Ways of socialising
lesson 1: reading
*Objectives:
1. The aim:
After the lesson, Students are able to know how to communicate politely , some new words
related communication.
2. Lexical items:
Words related to ways of socialising
3.Teaching aids: cassette, tape, picture
4.Skills: reading for gist
* Method: Intergraded, mainly communicative
* Procedure
Teacher’s activities
I. Warm-up
Ts asks sts to look at the picture in their
book carefully and answer the questions
II. Pre-reading
Matching the words
Asks sts to match these words
Read these words & pronounce them
Teacher gives some more new words if
necessary
T plays the tape once
III. While reading
Students’ activities
Questions:
1. What are the people in the pictures
doing?
2. What will you do if you want to ask
your teacher a question , but he is
talking to your classmate?

A
1 non-verbal
2 verbal
3. impolite
4. attract someone’s attention
5. rude
B
a. Kh«ng lÞch sù
b. thu hót sù chó ý cña ai
c. b»ng lêi, h÷u ng«n
d. th« tôc, th« b¹o
e. kh«ng b»ng lêi, phi ng«n
eg. a slight nod will do
formal(a ) - formality (n)
listen to the passage
Task3.
T asks sts to read the questions carefully
Pay attention to key words
Like: What... do... to attract someone’s
attention.....
Asks them to work in pairs
let them practise
give feedback
Task 2.
Ask sts to work in groups
Call on some groups to answer the
question.
Post reading
Asks sts to work in groups
Read the passage by skimming skill

Task 3.
Answer the questions in the book.
practise
Suggested answers:
1. ...we can use both verbal and non-
verbal communication.
2. They are strong actions that can easily
be seen.
3. ....we can wait until he passes near us,
catch his eyes, nod slightly to let him
know we would like him to come to
our table. Or we can raise your hand
slightly to show that we need
assistance.
4. ........you can use a small friendly
wave to attract his or her attention.
5. Because pointing at someone is
usually considered rude
Task 2.
Which options is the best tile for the
passage

A.. Attracting Attention: Non-verbal Cues
Discuss the meaning of whishing and hand-
clapping in Vietnamese culture.
Encourage – despise