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江蘇省譯林版牛津英語（2024年版）七年級上冊教學(xué)課件
Period 8 Assessment&Further study
Unit 1 This is me!
By the end of the class, students are expected to:
Identify learning gaps based on the assessment table.
Know the ways of bridging the learning gaps.
Learn more fun facts about nicknames in Western and Eastern countries, experiencing different cultures.
Enhance awareness of linguistic and cultural diversity.
Learning aims
Introduce Millie and her classmates
Introduction
herself
her classmates
name
age
hobby
name
looks
character
hobbies
abilities
dreams
Peer assessment
學(xué)習(xí)理解
Introduce deskmates
Self assessment
應(yīng)用實(shí)踐
Introduce deskmates
Self assessment
應(yīng)用實(shí)踐
How to introduce deskmates
Introduce new friends
Peer assessment
應(yīng)用實(shí)踐
Share your ideas about the ways of greeting others and making new friends.
Self assessment
Be Genuine
Use Open-Ended Questions
Find Common Interests
Active Listening
Share a Little about Yourself
Be Mindful of Body Language
Offer a Compliment
Be Patient
Follow Up
Participate in Social Activities
Respect Boundaries
遷移創(chuàng)新
I am good at________________
I need to spend more time on_______________
My action plan_____________________
I can also learn more fun facts about names to enrich my knowledge.
Self evaluation
Further study
自主評價(jià)
Nicknames
Nicknames serve various purposes across cultures, and both Western countries and China use them, though their origins and uses might differ.
Nicknames are a way of expressing relationship dynamics, personal attributes, and cultural elements. They provide a way to connect on a more personal level and often carry significant social or emotional meaning.
學(xué)習(xí)理解
Fun facts about names in Western countries
shortened or altered versions of names “William”- “Will”; "Elizabeth" - “Liz”
Cultural Variations "Michael" - "Mike," (America)
"Michael" - "Mikey" /"Mick." (England)
Affectionate Nicknames "Sweetie" /"Honey" not just for romantic partners but also for friends and family. (America)
Professional vs. Personal Nicknames "Robert" in a business meeting ;"Bob" among friends.
Pop Culture Influence someone might be nicknamed "Rocky" after the famous boxer from the film series.
Regional Differences In Australia, adding "-o" or "-y" to a name (like "Aussie" for "Australian")
Surname-Based Nicknames: "Jordan" for Michael Jordan
Cultural Sensitivity: a playful nickname in one culture could be considered disrespectful in another.
Unique Personal Nicknames based on a hobby, personality trait,
學(xué)習(xí)理解
Explore more examples about nicknames in Western countries
Fun facts about names in China
Numerical Nicknames Xiao Er:the person's birth order or a position in a group
Descriptive Nicknames "Big Mouth" might refer to someone who talks a lot.
Family-Based Nicknames "Ah Li" is a common nickname where "Ah" is a prefix used affectionately or casually.
Honorifics and Nicknames "Lao Wang", where "Lao" is an honorific indicating familiarity or respect, even if the person isn’t actually old.
Redemption Names(賜名) reflect hopes for their future
Pinyin Nicknames "Li Wei" - "Wei Wei"
Internet Nicknames reflect their interests, hobbies etc.
Generational Nicknames "Eldest Brother" -the eldest son
Names with Meanings Happy
Regional Variations vary greatly between different regions of China.
Explore more examples about nicknames in China
學(xué)習(xí)理解
Compare similarities and differences about names.
Western countries China
Similarities
differences
Compare and think
Can we always call someone’s nicknames And why
Please list out the reasons.
應(yīng)用實(shí)踐
Share the nicknames in literature
List out the nicknames in Western and Eastern literature.
Share the meanings behind them.
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland:Cheshire Cat
The journey to the West:Zhu Bajie
遷移創(chuàng)新
Share the nicknames
Share your own or your friend’s nickname and tell us the meanings behind it.
遷移創(chuàng)新
Homework
Compulsory homework:
1. Make a mind map about the knowledge points.
2. Introduce your classmates in terms of age, looks, character, hobbies etc.
Optional homework:
1. Write some fun facts about nicknames in Western and Eastern literature or films, including the meanings behind them.
2. Do some research about more facts about names and then make a Powerpoint to share it with your partner.
分類作業(yè)
Thanks for your listening!

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