Unit 12. Music

 THE HISTORY OF MANDKIND  THE BODY OF HUMANS  THE RELATIONSHIP OF HUMANS  THE CLOTHES OF HUMANS  FOOD AND DRINK OF HUMANS  There will be time for questions at the end of my talk...

WELCOME TO OUR PRESENTATION

INTRODUCTION

 Today I am going to talk to you about how we can do this My presentation will be in 5 parts.We will give a lecture about HUMAN in turn

 THE HISTORY OF MANDKIND

 THE BODY OF HUMANS

 THE RELATIONSHIP OF HUMANS

 THE CLOTHES OF HUMANS

 FOOD AND DRINK OF HUMANS

 There will be time for questions at the end of my talk.

Mindmap

1 The history of mankind

- There are many different ways to explain about the mankind’s history And now I will tell you some specifically classic examples with lively illustration

- There are many different ways to explain about the mankind’s history And now I will tell you some specifically classic examples with lively illustration

Creation of man from clay (Folklore)

Creation of man from clay (Folklore)

Sumerian mythology

According to :

♥ illustrator

Fashioning a man out of clay

Folklore -> In Vietnam

In Vietnam, people are very proud of their lineage because they believe in

a legend called ‘’ Dragon and Fairy Descendants’’

According to the scientific research

Archaeologists and scientists found that humans evolved from ancient apes

•This picture may help you easier to visualize the process of human evolution

Do you want to see a short clip about human evolution?

Thanks you, Phương Thảo You’ve made a great speech

to continue my presentation, let me introduct huyền

trang to talk about part 2: Body

2 The body

The

Ás Trang introducted first, ‘’ the body’’ incluces 2 parts :

A The body parts

 The human body consists of lots of body parts, each of which

perform a particular function

 However, scientists agree on one universal categorization of

body parts, in which they are classified into 10 main

B The health Care and Diseases

 Ás we know, disease is an impairment of health or a condition of abnormal functioning I will

show you some of common disease

Cough Sore throat 

Runny nose 

Diarrhea 

Indigestion 

4 Serious illnesses and diseases

Stroke 

Cancer  Heart attack 

Let me introduct ngọc huyền to talk about part 3 : the relationship of human

3 The relationship

 What is the relationship?

In normal way, I define ‘’ relationship’’ is :

with each other

 From the past to present, human being lives in the group It is because each person has limited

abilities to live by him or herself The limitation makes everyone has to dependent the other in order to live in the society Therefore, the inability of human being constructs a relationship

between everyone However, there are so many kinds of relationship are being developed such as friendship, social relationship

The relationship

I divide the relationship into 2 types:

A The FAMILY RELATIONSHIP

As our topic above, we will discuss the importance of family relationship to a person because Family

relationship would affect the growth and the future of a person It is a good experience that helps the youth to develop a human relationship and skills for joining the society  

“Having a place to go - is a home Having someone to love - is a family Having both - is a blessing.”       

To make the presentation more exciting, I'm going to introduce a few terms with visual illutstration

Nuclear family

Single parent

Groom Bride Ex – husband ( wife)

Widow

Widower

Orphan

Twin Sibling 

Father – in - law

Mother – in - law

B The society relationship

A, Relationship between Individual and Society

 There would be no society if there were no people talking to one another, acting and interacting, cooperating with one

another But how to behave in one’s society or what is right and what is wrong in the society, all these things one -has to learn in the society Each society has its own special set of rules, its own customs and tradi tions, its own set of values and beliefs, and each must teach its members to fit into the society.

 The idea of society implies a mutual give-and-take by the individuals concerned either in the form of mutual glances, waving of hand,

greeting, handshake, conversation or the more subtle forms of and-take such as letter writing, season or festival greeting, sending and acknowledging of gifts, talking on phone, e-mailing, Internet chatting and participating in public affairs.

give-B The ways to communicate

1 Open Meeting

4 Use Presentations

8 Use

One word can mean a different thing when said in a different tone of voice Make sure you use the appropriate tone of voice to communicate your message to your team so that you won’t be misunderstood and discourage or demotivate members or cause them to shut down completely out of fear.

To effectively communicate with your team, you must create a receptive atmosphere Avoid a tense environment at all costs because when you communicate in an overly intense manner, the message you are trying to share might not be well understood or retained.

To effectively communicate with your team, you must create a receptive atmosphere Avoid a tense environment at all costs because when you communicate in an overly intense manner, the message you are trying to share might not be well understood or retained

15 Be Humorous

17 Avoid Mumbling

Communication is indeed a skill that must be learned by all, especially if you want to lead any group of people Being articulate when you communicate to your team members makes it   easier for them to understand your message.

18 Encourage Feedback

Thanks Ngoc Huyen very much for your extremely long speech with extensive knowledge

Next member in my team who will continue the

lessons is Bui Huong

4 The clothes of human

 Essential denifition :

Clothing (also called clothes) is fiber and textile material worn on the body The wearing of clothing

and type of clothing worn depends on physical, social and geographic considerations Some clothing types can be gender-specific

* The material of clothing

 Historically, clothing is and has been made from many materials These materials range from grasses to furs to much more

elaborate and exotic materials Some cultures, such as the

various people of the Arctic Circle, until recently, made their clothing entirely of prepared and decorated furs and skins Other cultures have supplemented and replaced leather and skins with cloth Cloth is either woven or knitted and can be made from a large variety of fibers, which in turn can be natural, cellulose, or synthetic

Clothing is generally made of cloth There are many different types of cloth, with different names and uses Main differences between types of cloth include how the cloth was made (woven, knitted, felted, and how those

techniques were implemented), what fiber it was made from, and what weight the cloth is Different types of cloth are used for different types of clothing.

Then I will introduce you a list of some typical fabrics to make clothes :

Clothing is generally made of cloth There are many different types of cloth, with different names and uses Main differences between types of cloth include how the cloth was made (woven, knitted, felted, and how those

techniques were implemented), what fiber it was made from, and what weight the cloth is Different types of cloth are used for different types of clothing.

Then I will introduce you a list of some typical fabrics to make clothes :

To list all the types of fabrics there are in the world would fill up pages and pages But here is a select sample of the common ones, with a few exotic types thrown in.

To list all the types of fabrics there are in the world would fill up pages and pages But here is a select sample of the common ones, with a few exotic types thrown in.

Bark cloth 

* The classifications of clothes