新职业英语教案1(2)

Which skills are required in a good secretary? √Being skillful in managing time Understanding staff needs and solving their problems Handling customers’ complaints effectively √Being good at interpersonal relations √Being able to settle office chaos √Being skillful in handling paperwork Knowing how to deal with other companies 2. Language points Paragraph 1

A variety of: a lot of things of the same type that are different from each other in some way

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E.g. The girls come from a variety of different backgrounds.

Reflect: v. to show or bw a sign of a particular situation or feeling

e.g. The low value of the dollar reflects growing concern about the us economy. Paragraph 2

Depend on: be decided by

e. g The price depends on the quality.

It depends (on) whether you want to do it or not.

Minimum: n. the smallest amount of something or number of things that is possible or necessary e.g lLooking after a cat costs a minimum of$2000a year. handle: v .to do the things that are necessary to complete a job. e.g Computers can handle huge amounts of data. My secretary will handle all the details.

Keep track of: to pay attention to someone or something so that you know what is happening to them e.g It’s difficult to keep track of all the new discoveries in medicine. Operate: v. to use and control a machine or equipment; to run e.g Mary was experienced in operating the computers. The company operates five factories.

Appropriate: adj. correct or suitable for a particular time, situation or purpose

e.g I didn’t feel that this was an appropriate tine to mention the subject of money. Deal with : to take the necessary action, especially in order to solve a problem e.g They should deal properly and fairly with any complaint. Paragraph 3

Efficient: adj. working well and effectively without wasting money or energy e.g. All staff think Maria is a very efficient secretary.

Anticipate: v. to expect that something wall happen and be ready for it e.g. It is anticipated that next year the workers, wage will increase.

Confidential: adj. spoken or written in secret and intended to be kept secret e.g. Doctors are required to keep patients, records completely confidential. Paragraph 4

Prospect. a person ,job ,plan, etc, that has good chance of success in the future; a possibility that something you hope for will happen

e.g. The manager held out bright prospects for me if I would accept of his recovery. Individual. n. one person, considered separately from the rest of the group or society e.g. It is important to know that the virus can be passed from individual.

adj. considered separately from other people or things in the same group

e.g. Each individual leaf on the tree is different .

pursue: v. to continue doing an activity or trying to achieve something over a long period of time e.g. Christine pursued her acting career with great determination. Challenging: adj. difficult in an interesting or enjoyable way e.g. teaching young children is a challenging and rewarding job. 3. Check the answers of Task 1 & Task 2 II. Reading B

In this section, T should ask Ss to learn the new words and expressions by themselves as well as the text, and then let some of Ss answer the exercises in class. According to their performance, T gives

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