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Unit 3 Online Tours 第六课时 Study skills Why should we use flow charts? Brainstorming Advantages of using flow chartsWhen you create a flow chart, your thinking about the following will be made clear:?your understanding of the initiating event and subsequent events, i.e., your ability to rank;?your understanding of the stages in the process, i.e., your ability to order;?your understanding of how the stages are connected, i.e., your ability to link; ?your understanding of the goal or final outcome, i.e., your ability to conclude. What is a flow chart？ Tips for making a fruit saladUse fruit in season. Make sure it is fresh.Use fruit of different colours and try to make your fruit salad look as good as it tastes. For example, red apples, green pears, purple grapes and oranges together will make the salad look very colourful.Prepare the fruit salad just before you are going to eat it. some of the fruit will quickly turn brown when you leave it in the air for some time.Step 1Step 2Step 3Choose fresh fruit in seasonMix them together with fruit saladUse fruit of different colours Flow charts are one type of graphic organizer where our thinking can be made visible. Creating a flow chart from oral, visual, and written texts will help us think more clearly, and reflect on our thinking. Flow charts visually represent textual relationships that are linked by time. In creating a flow chart, we describe a sequence of events, stages, phases, or actions that lead to an outcome. How to use flow charts? Use flow charts to improve listening skillsHow to make a sandwichSandy: It’s time for lunch, Mum. Can we stop cleaning the house and make some food? I’m hungry.Mum: OK. Let’s make some sandwiches.Sandy: Are they quick and easy to make?Mum: Sure. Look at me. First, pick a piece of bread. Then put some tomato sauce on it.Sandy: Next, we can put some ham and vegetables on it.Mum: That’s correct. Sandy: Is that all right?Mum: