SL-1Teaching PlanCultureTeaching ObjectivesIn “Part 1：Listening & Speaking, listen to some useful expressions for telephoning.Learn how to make short conversations with people on some familiar topics, e.g. make phone calls.In “Part 2: Reading, know the taboos of finger alphabet and Chinese body language.Master usages of some common words, phrases and structures, e.g. emphasize, common, motion, setting, fist, slight, symbol, digit, take. as, refer to, point out, custom, greet, attitude, float, article, hug, taboo, note, posture, applaud, clap, fashion, reaction, negative, propose, rather than, engage in, result in In “Part 3: Translation & Writing, understand the method of translating attributive clause. Learn how to write to send birthday greetings.In “Part 4: “Grammar, master the usage of adverb.In “Part 5: “Further Development, do more oral and written work to consolidate what you have learned in this unit.Teaching ProceduresLead In Cultural Background or Related InformationEvery country has its own special and unique culture. Now, we can take the different cultures between China and America for example. Generally speaking, many people in China are shy and pleased with old things. It seems hard for them to change a lot. They usually take every step in security rather than take any risk. They dont like to express themselves directly and would be shy when praised. They like to settle down in one place for a long time or even forever. They like sports and chase stars, but they are not crazy about them. However, Americans are quite different from Chinese people. Americans are open and fun with new and exciting things. They always seem to be ready to take any challenges. They are willing to express themselves and will be glad if praised. They like to travel around and take risks. Well, which culture is better? It is hard to answer this question because there should never be such a question. As we know, each culture has its own advantage and is adapt to the people and the history. So, it is important for us to choose what we like.Part 1 Listening & SpeakingListeningScripts and KeysActivity 1 Conversational FormulasDirections: In this part you will hear some useful expressions for telephoning. Listen carefully and write down what the speakers have said. Each dialogue will be read twice. 1. A: Hello. Is Ann there? B: Speaking. 2. A: Hello, Id like to speak to Mr. Bates. B: Sorry. He is out. Would you like to leave a message? 3. A: Is Mrs. Smith available? B: Hold on a moment. Ill get her. 4. A: Im sorry. Tom is not in at the moment. B: All right. Ill call him again later today. 5. A: Im afraid hes at lunch. B: What time do you expect him back? 6. A: Is that you, Mike? B: Im afraid youve got the wrong number. 7. A: Can you put me through to 45378901? B: Just a minute, please. 8. A: Could you get me extension 145, please? B: Sorry, the line is engaged. 9. A: Could you take a message? B: Hold the line, please. Ill get a piece of paper.10. A: May I ask whos calling? B: This is Mary Button from America. Activity 2 ConversationsDirections: In this part you will hear 5 conversations. Each of the conversations will be read only once. Listen carefully and then decide whether the statements below are true, false or not mentioned according to the conversations you have heard. Write T for True, F for False and N for Not Mentioned in the spaces provided.Conversation 1A: Hello?B: Is Jack there?A: Speaking. Cant you recognize my voice, Mary?B: Your voice has changed. A: Ive got a cold. B: No wonder you sound like a broken bassoon 低音管to me. A: Stop that nonsense! Now, what do you want?B: I want to see your brother Richard. Ive been trying to get in touch with him, but hes not in the office. A: Hes at home.B: Get him on the phone!A: But hes in bed now. You know, he caught a terrible cold last night. T Richard is not in the office because hes got a bad cold.Conversation 2A: Extension 3205, please?B: The line is busy, sir. A: I am sorry to bother you again. Would you mind trying 3205 for me once more?B: Its nothing. Thats my job. A: Thank you. B: Youre welcome. F The man wants the operator to put him through to extension 2305.Conversation 3A: Hello, 313-2440. B: Hello, Sally. Could I speak to Jim, please?54 Vocational English for Today 55 A: Im sorry he is out. B: Could you leave Jim a message for me?A: Sure. What is it?B: Well, Im supposed to be meeting him for lunch at McDonalds. Would you ask him to see if he has my notebook? If he does, tell him to take it there. A: All right. B: Thanks. N The man needs his notebook to prepare for an exam.Conversation 4A: Operator, Id like to make a person-to-person call to Beijing, China. The number is 8904-3894, and I want to speak to Mr. Li.B: To Mr. Li at 8904-3894?A: Yes, thats right