Bài giảng unit 4 - speaking nc 10

They are mentally retarded They are dumb She is blind U n i t 4 : S p e c i a l e d u c a t i o n P e r i o d 2 8 : S p e a k i n g Sign language: ng«n ng÷ cö chØ Walking stick: gËy chèng Hearing aids: thiÕt bÞ trî thÝnh Unit 4: Special education Period 28: Speaking 1. Vocabulary: Visually impaired (adj): khiếm thị Hearing aids (n): thiết bị trợ thính Locality (n): địa phương Sign language (n):ngôn ngữ cử chỉ Have difficulty + ving: gặp khó khăn trong Spoken language (n): ngôn ngữ nói Use (v): dùng cái gì đó Overcome ( v) vượt qua The woman is using her fingers to read. Guess her disability Braille, a pattern raised dots that are felt with fingers to help the blind read Task 1: Practice reading the dialogue: A: What is wrong with your friend in the picture? B: Well, she has difficulty seeing things. She has to use walking stick to go around A: Does she go to school? B: Oh, yes. She attends a special school in her locality A: How can she study if she can not see B: Well, she learns Braille , a pattern of raised dots that are felt with fingers to help the blind read [...]... same way as the dialogue above using given words/ phrases: 1, hearing aids 2, difficulty hearing and speaking 3, hear and speak 4, sign language and gestures that are used to communicate instead of spoken language, A: What is wrong with your friend in the picture? B: Well, she has difficulty hearing and speaking things She has to use hearing aids to listen A: Does she go to school? B: Oh, yes She attends... the questions A: What do you think about the problems of the deaf and the mute in their daily life? B: Well, they must have difficulty hearing and speaking However, many can use hearing aids to help them with hearing A: how can they overcome their problem of speaking? B: They can use sign language and gestures to communicate instead of spoken language American Sign Language ( ASL )  . Walking stick: gËy chèng Hearing aids: thiÕt bÞ trî thÝnh Unit 4: Special education Period 28: Speaking 1. Vocabulary: Visually impaired (adj): khiếm thị. help the blind read 1, hearing aids 2, difficulty hearing and speaking 3, hear and speak 4, sign language and gestures that are used to communicate instead