Unit 1 Under the Same Roof

Unit 1 Under the Same Roof-family relationship

Requirements Students’ responsibilities: 1. regular attendance; active participation 2. after-class practices: Reading-aloud; Listening homework (follow-up exercise in textbook; summary / dictation); 3. listen to English materials regularly

Training focus 1. Understand different concepts of family in modern society; 2. Understand people’s different views and perceptions on love, marriage and other aspects of family life; 3. Learn to take note effectively; learn to distinguish high-valued information from low-valued information; 4. Learn to track down keywords.

Family types Traditional family a middleclass family with a breadwinning father and a stay-at-home mother, married to each other and raising their biological children. Non-traditional family Most of the US households are now nontraditional under this definition.

Family types 1. Nuclear family/biological family 2. Extended family/joint family/ 3. Step family/ blended family 4. Single-parent family 5. DINK

Concepts of Family soulmate; significant other; children, offspring sibling, cousin affairs, infidelity, adultery divorce, annulment Dissolution of marriage widow & widower

Part I Getting ready-warming up Be into sth: Be interested in Orchestra:A large group of musicians who play together on various instruments, usually including strings, woodwinds, brass instruments(木管、铜 管) , and percussion instruments.

Orchestra

Keys to Part I Section B 1. Picture 2 2. Picture 1 3. Picture 4 4. Picture 3 Section C 1-5: b a c c b 6-10:a c b a b

Part II Changing roles authoritarian: adj. / n. - favoring complete obedience to authority authority (n.) authoritative (adj.) permissive: adj. allowing great freedom of behavior ** permissive parents ** permissive society

reverse: v. - turn another way round ** The roles were reversed. opt out:v. out: - to choose not to participate in something; avoid doing one’s duty ** opt out of society opt for: v. - choose one thing instead of another

Nursery rhyme IF YOU ARE HAPPY… If you're happy and you ______ it, 1._____________; _____________; If you're happy and you ______ it, then you ______ ______ ______ ______. If you're happy and you ______ it, 2.______ ______ ______ If you're happy and you ______ it, 3.______ "Hurray!" ______ If you're happy and you ______ it, 4.______ ______

Nursery rhyme IF YOU ARE HAPPY… If you're happy and you hands; If you're happy and you really ought to show it it. If you're happy and you your feet If you're happy and you "Hurray!" If you're happy a

nd you three know it, clap your know it, then you know it, stamp know it, shout know it, do all

Part III Family life then and now Flat (British):An apartment on one floor of a building. Wage:Payment for labor or services to a worker, especially remuneration on an hourly, daily, or weekly basis or by the piece.