1. 江苏省泰州中学 范永梅 Module 3 Unit 3 Task Taizhou High School Fan Yongmei

2. www.stzzx.com A Speech Contest Challenging and exciting

3. www.stzzx.com Video 1 俞敏洪励志演讲

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5. www.stzzx.com In a sense, giving a talk is just like writing an essay which should have a proper and good beginning and ending.

6. www.stzzx.com giving a talk to a group of kids

7. www.stzzx.com Listening skills (in the last period) Revision 1.While listening, shall we pay attention to every word ? 3.If we hear a word we do not understand, shall we stop to think about what it means? (Not necessarily, keep listening) 2.Do we just need to focus on the required information? (No) (Yes)

8. www.stzzx.com Practise your listening Step 1 P53 Part B Focus on the information we are required to listen for

9. www.stzzx.com Check your answers (1)Good morning, everyone. (2)I’m very grateful that you have come today. (3) I am here to (4) how it happened (5)I hope that you enjoyed this talk. (6)Thank you for your kind attention. (7)If you have any questions, please feel free to ask me.

10. www.stzzx.com Are you clear about how to begin and how to end a talk now? Topic?

11. www.stzzx.com Topic? Histories make men wise. -----Fancis Bacon If you want to understand today, you have to search yesterday. ----Pearl Buck

12. www.stzzx.com We’ll give a talk about a historical event.

13. www.stzzx.com A survey result: What historical events are you interested in? 1.The War of The Red Cliff ( 赤壁之战 ) 2.Hundred-Regiment Campaign( 百团大战 ) 3.The Attack on Pearl Harbor( 珍珠港突袭 ) 4.September 11 Attacks(9.11 事件 )

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16. www.stzzx.com Revison Describing illustrations (in the last period) 1.Do we have to point out every detail of them? (No) 2.Why? (Because the audience will not be interested in something they can see for themselves. They are more interested in things that are related to the illustration in a significant way.)

17. www.stzzx.com 3.How should we describe illustrations? We may briefly mention the subject of the illustration first, and then focus on the related background information about the illustration.

18. www.stzzx.com Revision Planning an outline for a speech (in the last period ) A simple outline of a speech often includes the following:

19. www.stzzx.com 1.A greeting to the audience 2.An expression of thanks to the audience 3.An explanation of why the speaker is there, or what the speech is about 4.The main body of the speech: details, facts, names, dates, and/or history 5.Your vision and hopes for the future 6.The conclusion of the speech 7.A final expression of thanks A speech outline

20. www.stzzx.com Everybody is responsible for the task! Discussion You can turn to the teacher or refer to your dictionary if necessary. Everybody is responsible for the task!

21. www.stzzx.com Tips What else should we pay attention to while giving a talk?

22. www.stzzx.com You may wish to: 1. Make eye contact with your audience 2. Use proper gestures and changes of tones to emphasize the important parts of your speech 3. Raise your voice to attract your audience’s attention Presenting your talk

23. www.stzzx.com Summary I hope everybody has learned how to give a talk about a historical event now. (Speeches make men brave. ) Hopefully, we could have a more peaceful world if we learn from our past failure! (Histories make men wise.)

24. www.stzzx.com Homework Write down your talk and present it in small groups.

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