Bài thuyết trình Tiếng Anh 12 - Unit 02: Cultural diversity (Speaking)

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Bài thuyết trình Tiếng Anh 12 - Unit 02: Cultural diversity (Speaking) tìm hiểu cấu trúc thể hiện quan điểm cá nhân về một vấn đề cần tranh luận; vận dụng các cấu trúc để nói về sự khác biệt giữa nền văn hóa của Việt Nam và Mỹ.

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Nhóm 3 – Tổ 1: * Nguyễn Thị Phương Hiền * Nguyễn Thị Thu Hà * Trần Doãn Trung Hiếu * Vũ Ngọc Sơn * Nguyễn Hữu Ngọc
CULTURAL DIVERSITY
TASK 1
Activity : Some useful expressions to express the points of view. • + I think / feel / believe…………….. • + In my opinion / In my point of view / As far as I am concerned / For me……………… • + I agree / I don’t agree / It’s not true because………. • + Perhaps you are right, but………/ I think it’s wrong to……….. • + I don’t really have any strong opinions about…………… • + Shall we come back to that later?
Task 2: Question: What are we talking about today? You know, people of different cultures have different belief and concepts of happiness. Today, we’ll get to talk about the differences and the similarities among cultures of some countries in the world.
Models: • What I already know: In Britain, “a black cat runs across” means good luck. In China, All the brides find it bad luck to look into a mirror on the Wedding Day. In France, a fox brings you good luck. In Vietnam, People find it’s good luck when it starts to rain on the Wedding Day because the couple will be rich. • What I want to know: What creature brings American good luck? And bad luck? Is it good or bad luck when someone sneeze once in your country? (in Vietnam, in The USA, in France etc……) * What I learned: I have learned some typical cultural features from these countries. I have learned the cultural diversity among countries in the world
TASK 2 In pairs, students make some situations, using useful expressions given above.
Task 1: Presentation Criteria Develop a class viewpoint presentation about the following ideas, using useful expressions given above. (Group work) 1) In Vietnam, three or even four generations may live in a home. 2) A happy marriage should be based on love. 3) In some Asian countries, love is supposed to follow marriage, not precede it. 4) In some countries, a man and a woman may hold hands and kiss each other in public.
Activity 2 DISCUSSION (Pairwork)
Task 2: Below are some typical features of American culture. Work in pairs, discuss and find out the corresponding features of Vietnamese Culture. In America In Vietnam 1) Two generations (parents and children) live in a home. 2) Old-aged parents live in nursing homes. 3) It is not polite to ask questions about age, marriage and income. 4) Americans can greet anyone in the family first. 5) Groceries are bought once a week. 6) Christmas and New Year holidays are the most important. 7) Children sleep in their own bedrooms.
1. In America Two generations live in a home Four generations live in a Vietnames home
2. In America, Old-aged parents live in nursing homes In Vietnam, Elders live and are taken care by their children
3. Asking about age, marriage and salary In America In Vietnam
4. In America In Vietnam Greet the head of the Everyone can be first family or an older person first, then the young ones
6. The most important holiday in American and Vietnam Chris tmas & Ne w Tet holiday Ye ar ho liday
7. Children sleep in their own bedrooms in America Vietnamese young children often sleep with their parents.
Task 2: Below are some typical features of American culture. Work in pairs, discuss and find out the corresponding features of Vietnamese Culture. In America In Vietnam 1) Two generations (parents and 1) Three or sometimes four generations children) live in a home. live under the same roof. 2) Old-aged parents live in 2) Elders live with children and are taken nursing homes. care by their son, daughtersinlaw or 3) It is not polite to ask daughters. questions about age, marriage 3) Asking about age, marriage and salary and income. are acceptable. 4) Americans can greet anyone 4) A Vietnamese greets the head of the in the family first. family or an older person first, then the young ones. 5) Groceries are bought once a week. 5) The Vietnamese celebrate dead days. They prepare the meals and often invite 6) Christmas and New Year their relatives and friends to get together holidays are the most important. and talk about good respect of the dead 7) Children sleep in their own person. bedrooms. 6) TET is the most important.
TASK 3 Comparisons (Group work) Talk about the similarities and differences between Vietnamese and American Cultures, using the features discussed in Activity 2