CultureShock1PPT教案

1、会计学1CultureShock1第1页/共76页第2页/共76页How many Jurliques did you buy?第3页/共76页Culture shock occurs when our cultural clues, the signs and symbols which guide social interaction, are stripped away. A difficult part of this process for adults is the experience of feeling like children again, of not knowing

2、instinctively the right thing to do. (put your foot in your mouth)第4页/共76页Homesickness calling home much more often than usual Boredom why the curriculum is so tediousWithdrawal avoiding to meet people, feeling vulnerable Excessive sleep sleeping like a log, insomniaCompulsive eating/drinking gourma

3、nd gulpingIrritability having an increased need for hygiene Stereotyping host nationals black suit, lankyHostility towards host nationals high brow第5页/共76页第6页/共76页第7页/共76页第8页/共76页第9页/共76页physical activity in your routine.(walk)nBe happy and excited for this opportunity.第10页/共76页IndividualismCollecti

4、vismI cultureWE cultureopen discussion of disagreement are valued forms of talkopenly speaking ones mind appears distastefulseek the notice of others; affirm their uniquenessopen expression risks faceguarding privacy; valuing freedom to do and think whatever they choosethe right to privacy in the se

5、nse of freedom is not recognizedlive life guided only by principles such as equality and noninterferenceones business is also the business of the group; friends should be concerned with each others personal matters第11页/共76页Five Basic Themes in Individualist Culture1. There is a tendency for foreigne

6、rs to treat strangers as equals, seen in the politeness with which foreigners treat out-group members and their willingness to follow public rules and laws that guarantee the rights of all. 2. There is a desire for independence and separateness, found in foreigners needs for their own privacy and au

7、tonomy and in the freedom they give to children. 3. There is a lack of inhibition on the part of foreigners in terms of expressive behaviors, seen in their lack of concern about drawing attention to themselves and their willingness to disclose feelings and emotions. 4. There is a lack of understandi

8、ng if the reciprocal bonds and duties that regulate in-group members, found in foreigners casual attitudes towards hospitality. 5. There is a lack of concern at public displays of physical or sexual intimacy. 第12页/共76页第13页/共76页第14页/共76页第15页/共76页第16页/共76页第17页/共76页第18页/共76页第19页/共76页第20页/共76页第21页/共76页第

9、22页/共76页第23页/共76页No heater! And we managed to survive the coldest winter in 20 years!第24页/共76页第25页/共76页第26页/共76页第27页/共76页Its all “Greek” to me!Theodora Lafkas A chiropractor or a quack?第28页/共76页Newtown : Chasing GameJill Catherine Murray第29页/共76页Kathy Rushton : Ni hao!第30页/共76页Best wishes to our sup

10、er nannyJanelle Adams第31页/共76页第32页/共76页第33页/共76页第34页/共76页第35页/共76页Berala Public SchoolCatholic English Intensive Centre第36页/共76页第37页/共76页第38页/共76页第39页/共76页第40页/共76页第41页/共76页Bangarra Dance TheaterTrue StoriesIm here!Ellen, Sheena, Eunice and me.第42页/共76页Animals have the best view of Sydney.第43页/共76页W

11、hats in a name?第44页/共76页Featherdale Wildlife ParkEncounter with koalas and kangaroos!第45页/共76页第46页/共76页Ben has a little lamb第47页/共76页August 4th, 2007 Saturday第48页/共76页boomerangSheenaStockmanNice Throw!第49页/共76页Yummy!第50页/共76页第51页/共76页A very blood-curdling experience!第52页/共76页I know how to handle my

12、hubby and honey!第53页/共76页Like a bridge over troubled water, Ill lay me down.第54页/共76页第55页/共76页Give me a /your hand?!第56页/共76页Were going on a kangaroo hunt!第57页/共76页CheckingServingEnjoyingToasting第58页/共76页第59页/共76页第60页/共76页第61页/共76页Monkey King?第62页/共76页My coke is the best!Mr., try my best brew!This r

13、ed wine fits me!My fourth glass! Cheers!Good boy! Jacky.When Sheena is drunk第63页/共76页Faculty of Education 1993Womens College第64页/共76页Photo with Jill MurrayWomens collegeInterview with JanelleCeremony hostsDavid Lin addressesMy certificate第65页/共76页第66页/共76页第67页/共76页第68页/共76页第69页/共76页第70页/共76页A whole bunch of hitch hikers!The food is up here!第