Chapter Eight Entertainment and the Media School of Applied English Dalian University of Foreign Languages.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

English and Communication:

Advertisements

Types of communication

MASS MEDIA. CHAT SHOWSOAP OPERA REALITY SHOW INTERNETGAME SHOW DOCUMENTARYPOPULAR PRESS CURRENT AFFAIRS «Fly-on-the-wall» TV programme in which.

©Lenka Lexová Media and communication Source:

MASS MEDIA. What is communication? sending, receiving and sharing information, ideas, messages How do people communicate? variety of means of communication.

Introduction to Media Studies EMS30 Mr. Briggs. What is Media Studies? Media Studies is a general term used to describe the different educational approaches.

Hoop Loops Yash Patel Noah Warren & Tom Shumaker.

Consumer Health: Influence of Media on Children by: Cherie’ Holt Hannah Gibbs Lindsey Nelms.

Instructional Media and Technology for Learning Chapter Seven Audio Presented by Hongjin Wang.

Internet Mass media Newspapers (tabloids) Radio.

Can you guess? What is it ? 1.Be quick find a lot information be international 2. Use to listen music, news… have many channels such as: FM, SW1… INTERNET.

Podpora rozvoje cizích jazyků pro Evropu 21. stol. INVESTICE DO ROZVOJE VZDĚLÁVÁNÍ Tento projekt je spolufinancován Evropským sociálním fondem a státním.

Newspapers Kind of mass media. Make up sentences from words. newspapers kinds there two of Britain are in.

Deconstructing Media Introduction. Anatomy of Media Media Analysis: Five Core Concepts.

Learning outcomes By the end of this session students will be able to -  Explain the importance of listening skills in learning English. DDemonstrate.

 What are the most common types of media today?

Wells, Moriarty, Burnett & Lwin - Xth EditionADVERTISING Principles and Effective IMC Practice1 Broadcast Media Part 3: Effective Advertising Media Chapter.

Unit 4 He said I was hard-working. Section A What is a soap opera? Have you ever watched soap operas?

Kingdom of Bahrain Ministry of Education Jidhafs Secondary Girls School.

Junior English Oral Practice 2010/11 Syllabus Christopher Spalding Department of Applied Foreign Languages Cheng Shiu University.

STUDY SKILLS How To Study. CONTENTS Taking Notes Your Study Space Learning Styles Plan Your Strategy Style Reading Tips Cue Words Developing Skills and.

Play a game: Brainstorming vitelniose parpeswen radoi Tenirten eht The Mass Media television newspaper Radio The Internet.

Section 9.1 Choosing Food Wisely Slide 1 of 15 Objectives Summarize three main reasons why you eat. Analyze the information contained on food labels. Section.

The Six Roles of Media. Information The media supply information about important events both at home and on the other side of the world.

WritingWriting Presented by: Tuan Anh + Khanh Chan.

Homework Four 5-minute conversations (20 minutes) with TWO partners in English, using Mid-Term Review Sample Questions. Record your notes in your Oral.

CHAPTER 7 ENTERTAINMENT MARKETING. The process of developing, promoting, and distributing products, or goods and services, to satisfy customers’ needs.

Mass Media. Types of mass media RadioTV Newspapers and magazines Billboards The Internet.

The newsCartoonMusic and song Sport Folk song Drama Film Science Documentary Eating and drinking Game show Competition Weather forecast Medicine Law Tourism.

Unit 5 Reading and television. Lesson A.(1) popular fiction : usually refers to novels written more for entertainment than as serious literature. Crafts.

Use An action that is going on at the moment of speech. It expresses a temporary (short term) action.

MS. SUHA JAWABREH LECTURE # 4 Oral Communication.

Mass media term created in the 1920s in connection to radio networks, newspapers and magazines designed to reach a large audience some forms of mass media.

Do you like learning English ? Why? Unit 4 LEARNING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE.

Listen to the tunes and guess the English names of TV programmes.

Sex and the Media Learning Objective: To evaluate how sex and relationships are portrayed in the media.

Television. Everybody watches tv E arlier TVs were black&white,  but now we can choose from more modern types of TVs 

What is the mass media? newspapers radio television internet.

Teacher: Nguyen Ha Phuong. How to learn English? Go to the English classes. Write new words many times. Take part in English games. Unit 4: Learning a.

Technologies and Promotion of Culture in a Globalizing World Chapter 3.

SIMPLE TIPS TO ENHANCING YOUR HOME THEATER SYSTEM LIKE A PRO.

People who receive any media text, whether it’s film, television, radio, newspapers or magazines. Category or type Information about major articles given.

My Favorite Song “Song Title” Name. Information about the Artist The five ws about the artist Who they are What type of music they make When did the y.

MASS MEDIA 1. Main role of mass media 2. Press, radio, television 3. The Internet 4. Negative impact.

Mass Media. What’s the news? Prepared a presentation Teacher of English Anisova Julia Vladimirovna.

THEME 3 C O M M U N I C A T I O N “iletişim, haberleşme” 3a- M e d i a “basın, medya” V O C A B U L A R Y T E S T Kelime testi.

Listen to the tunes and guess the English names of TV programmes.

MASS MEDIA 1. Different types of mass media, pros and cons 2. Press

What types of mass-media do you know?

The role of English language in people’s life and learning English

Unit 1 A phone call.

1. Match a word from A with one from B:

Section 9.1 Choosing Food Wisely Objectives

Section 9.1 Choosing Food Wisely Objectives

Project “British TV” ВЫПОЛНИЛ ученик 8 «А» класса МОУ СОШ №4

Section 9.1 Choosing Food Wisely Objectives

HUM 186Competitive Success/tutorialrank.com

TV or not TV? That is the question! The English Language Project

Chapter 19 advertising Section 19.1 Advertising Media Section 19.2

Types of Ads Advantages Disadvantages Newspapers Magazines Radio TV

Mass Media Connected Text

THE THESIS STATEMENT.

Section 9.1 Choosing Food Wisely Objectives

Television Movies Advertising and you ?

“Media” Messages sent through visuals, language and/or sound

Presentation transcript:

Chapter Eight Entertainment and the Media School of Applied English Dalian University of Foreign Languages

Content zSection 1 Warming-up zSection 2 Listening to tape zSection 3 Listening to the song Five Hundred Miles zSection 4 Listening for Main Ideas zSection 5 Watching Friends Excerpt

Section 1 Warming-up zCultural background of entertainment zDifferent categories of entertainment

Categories of entertainment zSports zClassical music zOpera zPlay zPopular music zTV series zSoap opera zFilm ……

Questions zList your top 5 favorite songs or films. zWhat is the advantage and the disadvantage of watching TV?

Section 2 Listening to tape. zWhat are Jack and Ming discussing? zDo Jack and Ming have the same opinion about watching TV?

Notes: zazaverage: typical; ordinary. zczcouch potato: couch potato is an expression used to describe someone who sits in front of the TV all the time eating junk food, such as potato chips. zczcommercial: short advertising message on radio or television. zrzremote control: control from a distance of a machine or apparatus, as a guided missile or television, esp. by means of radio signals.

Section 3 Listening to the song zFive Hundred Miles

Section 4 Listening for Main Ideas z Giving a summary for what you have heard in your own words.

Section 5 Watching FriendsFriends zQuestion 1