Unit Six Before Reading Global Reading Detailed Reading After Reading Culture shock Zooming In: An Integrated English Course- Electronic Teaching Portfolio Home Kalervo Oberg <0 Second Month: Distinguished by the awareness of differences Culture being felt as unpleasant. Inconveniences in accommodation not speaking the language well enough and the lack of Culture shock familiarity of foods, shops, friends and surroundings are Group discussion noticed Back 新世纪大学英语系列教材综合教程电子放③
Kalervo Oberg Culture Shock Culture Group Discussion Second Month: Distinguished by the awareness of differences being felt as unpleasant. Inconveniences in accommodation, not speaking the language well enough and the lack of familiarity of foods, shops, friends and surroundings are noticed
Unit Six Before Reading Global Reading Detailed Reading After Reading Culture shock Zooming In: An Integrated English Course- Electronic Teaching Portfolio Home Kalervo Oberg Third Month: Often the low point in the adjustment period Culture Language skills seem to stagnate and personal productivity drops. Nothing about the new culture seems positive. Family Culture shock and friends are greatly missed Group discussion Back 新世纪大学英语系列教材综合教程电子放③
Kalervo Oberg Culture Shock Culture Group Discussion Third Month: Often the low point in the adjustment period. Language skills seem to stagnate and personal productivity drops. Nothing about the new culture seems positive. Family and friends are greatly missed
Unit Six Before Reading Global Reading Detailed Reading After Reading Culture shock Zooming In: An Integrated English Course- Electronic Teaching Portfolio Home Kalervo Oberg <e Fourth and Fifth Months: The beginning of the return of Culture enthusiasm and enjoyment. New foods, new ways of doing things and the language are tried with a positive effect Culture shock Emotions are smoother, confidence is regained and built up Group discussion and health is restored Back 新世纪大学英语系列教材综合教程电子放③
Kalervo Oberg Culture Shock Culture Group Discussion Fourth and Fifth Months: The beginning of the return of enthusiasm and enjoyment. New foods, new ways of doing things and the language are tried with a positive effect. Emotions are smoother, confidence is regained and built up, and health is restored
Unit Six Before Reading Global Reading Detailed Reading After Reading Culture shock Zooming In: An Integrated English Course- Electronic Teaching Portfolio Home Kalervo Oberg 40: Sixth Month: Brings normal lifestyle, with established routines Culture and social life in place. The ups and downs of living abroad are accepted. Normality, indeed, has finally smiled on you once Culture shock agaIn Group discussion Back 新世纪大学英语系列教材综合教程电子放③
Kalervo Oberg Culture Shock Culture Group Discussion Sixth Month: Brings normal lifestyle, with established routines and social life in place. The ups and downs of living abroad are accepted. Normality, indeed, has finally smiled on you once again
Unit Six Before Reading Global Reading Detailed Reading After Reading Culture shock Zooming In: An Integrated English Course- Electronic Teaching Portfolio Home Kalervo Oberg Causes of culture shock Culture Culture shock Being cut off from cultural signals and known patterns of communication, especially the subtle, indirect ways of Group discussion expressing feelings 2. Living or working over an extended period of time in a situation that is ambiguous 3. Having personal values (which were previously considered absolutes) brought into question 4. Being continually put into positions in which you are expected to function with maximum skill and speed, but where the rules have not been adequately explained Back 新世纪大学英语系列教材综合教程电子放③
Kalervo Oberg Culture Shock Culture Group Discussion Causes of culture shock Being cut off from cultural signals and known patterns of communication, especially the subtle, indirect ways of expressing feelings. Living or working over an extended period of time in a situation that is ambiguous. Having personal values (which were previously considered absolutes) brought into question. Being continually put into positions in which you are expected to function with maximum skill and speed, but where the rules have not been adequately explained. 1. 2. 3. 4. Sc ript