Цель урока: Students can discuss living abroad, cultural difference and identity with nuance, avoiding generalisations through careful, qualified language.
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План урока
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Разминка
Вопросы, чтобы разговорить ученика и выйти на тему.
- What's the most culturally different place you've ever been to?
- Is there something in your culture that visitors often find strange?
- Do you prefer travelling to popular destinations or off the beaten track?
- Have you ever felt homesick?
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Новые слова
Знакомство со словами и закрепление в играх.
Найди парыКолесо фортуныitinerary · culture shock · assimilate · etiquette · hospitality · off the beaten track · immerse yourself in · taboo · indigenous · stereotype · a rite of passage · cosmopolitan · homesick · nuanced · a melting pot
Все слова набора - 3
Упражнения
Слова урока в контексте. Ответы видите только вы.
- Пропуск
In some countries, asking someone their salary is ___; people simply never do it.
Ответ: taboo - Пропуск
The fastest way to learn a language is to immerse yourself ___ it.
Ответ: in - Пропуск
Leaving home for a gap year has become something of a rite ___ passage for young Europeans.
Ответ: of - Пропуск
To say that all northerners are reserved would be a sweeping ___. (generalise)
Ответ: generalisation / generalization - Выбор ответа
Which statement avoids stereotyping most effectively?
Many people I met there seemed to value directness more than I was used to.People there are rude and always say exactly what they think.That nationality is famous for being direct. - Выбор ответа
A city with people and influences from many different countries is ...
cosmopolitanindigenousprovincialhomesick - Выбор ответа
What is the difference between 'assimilate' and 'integrate'?
To assimilate usually means giving up your own culture; to integrate means becoming part of a society while keeping it.There is no difference in meaning.To integrate means giving up your culture; to assimilate means keeping it. - Верно / неверно
Read: "Psychologists describe culture shock in stages: an initial 'honeymoon' of fascination, then frustration as the novelty fades, followed by gradual adjustment. Some travellers also experience 'reverse culture shock' on returning home." According to the text, frustration is the first stage of culture shock.
Ответ: Неверно - Верно / неверно
Read the text again. Returning home can also be a difficult adjustment.
Ответ: Верно - Вопрос для разговора
Does travel really broaden the mind, or does it often just confirm the stereotypes we already have? Give a nuanced answer.
Пример ответа: It rather depends on how one travels. A week in an all-inclusive resort is unlikely to challenge anyone's assumptions, and may even reinforce them. Living somewhere long enough to experience culture shock, however, tends to force a more nuanced view: one begins to see that local etiquette, far from being arbitrary, reflects values that make sense in context.
- Пропуск
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Разговор
Ученик отвечает, используя новые слова.
- Is mass tourism destroying the places people travel to see?
- Should immigrants be expected to assimilate, or simply to integrate?
- What aspects of your own culture only became visible to you after you went abroad?
- Is there any such thing as an 'authentic' travel experience today?
- How should tourists behave when visiting indigenous communities?
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Повторение
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