第三册第三课新视野SectionB 讲解.pptVIP

I. Predicting an Author’s Ideas One way to read effectively is to predict. Making predictions while reading keeps your mind involved in the passage. It is a great aid in understanding what comes next. Take Section A for example: II. ExerciseMake Your Prediction 1. Buying a personal computer is never easy, no matter how much you know about them. You expect the author to mention______. 2. In both Japan and China, people have long believed that earthquakes can be forecast. One of the techniques to extend the ideas is making comparison in details. 1. A particular pattern of management behavior develops from a complex mixture of unique cultural factors — and will only work within a given culture. (L9) 2. The “you to you” approach practiced in Japan is based on each side — automatically and often unconsciously — trying to understand the other person’s point of view. (L19) 3. But where the American is pressing for a specific decision, the Japanese is trying to devise a rather broad direction. (L38) I. Old to New difficult to understand able to move better, stronger go for advice easily damaged throw away complex mobile superior consult delicate discard remove make an effort able to change fall behind begin to deal with possible honest showing experience dismiss exert flexible lag behind come to grips with feasible sincere sophisticated II. Chinese to English 文化差异 解决问题 做决定 工作稳定性 文化因素 解决问题的方法 cultural differences solve the problem make a decision job stability cultural factors an approach to a problem 区别 坦率提出自己的观点 共同努力 减少对峙 谋求和谐 ·····的(驱)动力 distinguish from present one’s argument openly make mutual attempts reduce confrontation achieve harmony a drive for … 对·····产生影响 个人意见 不同见解 遇到难关 解雇 have an impact on personal view different perspective have a very bad time dismiss sb. A writer says that a western-style conversation between two peopl