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课件网) 江苏省译林版牛津英语（2024年版）七年级上册教学课件 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 学习理解 Introduce deskmates Self assessment 应用实践 Introduce deskmates Self assessment 应用实践 How to introduce deskmates Introduce new friends Peer assessment 应用实践 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 迁移创新 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 自主评价 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. 学习理解 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, 学习理解 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 th ... ...
