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GET-5 Unit 3D

2024-03-26T10:10:31.458Z

Work in groups. Choose one topic. Make poster about the topic using Canva.com in poster format. Then, give a short presentation about it. Number 1 is given as an example for you.

Topic

Definition

Types

Effects

Solution

Example:

1. Academic pressure

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It is a feeling of stress related to schoolwork and grades.

High workload and academic expectations.
Pressure to excel in exams
Competition among peers.

Increased stress and anxiety.
Sleep deprivation and fatigue.
Negative impact on mental health.

Time management strategies.
Seeking support from teachers.
Balancing academics with self-care.

2. Peer relationships

It is about interactions and connections with friends and classmates.

3. Body image

It is how we perceive and feel about our physical appearance.

4. Friendship drama

It is conflicts and tensions within friendships.

5. Social media usage

It is engaging with online platforms for communication and entertainment.

6. Family conflicts

It is disputes and disagreements within the family unit.

7. Self-esteem issues

It is the feelings of self-worth and confidence.

8. Identity exploration

It is about discovering and understanding one's individuality and values.

9. Stress management

It is techniques and strategies to cope with and reduce stress.

10. Time management

It is organizing and prioritizing tasks to make the most of one's time.

EC-6 : Unit 7 - Personality Types

2024-03-13T15:28:52.301Z

Explanation:

Creative: This individual enjoys generating new ideas and creating new things, such as Juan-Carlos with his interest in writing and telling jokes.
Friendly: Friendly individuals are warm and approachable, like Juan-Carlos who enjoys interacting with others.
Lazy: A lazy person prefers relaxation over physical exertion or activity, as described by Juan-Carlos who admits to not liking playing sports.
Quiet: Quiet individuals are reserved and introspective, preferring solitude at times, like Lin.
Shy: Shy individuals are timid or hesitant in social situations and avoid attention, similar to Lin's description.
Cheerful: Cheerful individuals are positively disposed, often seen smiling and spreading joy, similar to Lin's cheerful demeanor.
Practical: Practical individuals are focused on practical matters and make sensible decisions, like Jake.
Sociable: Sociable individuals enjoy socializing and spending time with others, like Jake and Courtney.
Sporty: Sporty individuals are active and enjoy physical activities, particularly sports, as exemplified by Jake's interest in soccer.
Good sense of humor: Individuals with a good sense of humor appreciate and contribute to humor in various situations, like Jake and Courtney.

Now make a short dialog in pairs.

Follow the example :

Dialog 1:

A: Hey, how do you describe yourself?
B: Well, I'm pretty sociable. I love hanging out with friends and meeting new people.
A: Yeah, you're always surrounded by friends!

Dialog 2:

A: Hi, B. How do you describe yourself?
B: I think I'm pretty sporty. I enjoy playing soccer and running around outside.
A: That's cool! You're definitely one of the most active kids in our class.

Dialog 3:

A: So, how do you see yourself?
B: I guess I'm cheerful. I love to laugh and make others smile.
A: Yeah, you're always in a good mood.

EC 6B : Unit 7 Laughter is the Best Medicine

2024-03-12T16:34:09.427Z

Smiling makes you happy! We all know that being happy makes you smile. But did you know it works the other way, too? Smiling makes you cheerful!

Smiling makes you healthier! Scientists have investigated the connection between the brain, how we behave, and how healthy we are. Your brain releases different chemicals all the time and some of these chemicals make you feel happy. If your brain doesn't release enough of them, you feel miserable. Smiling and laughing use muscles that make the brain release more of the "happy chemicals." These chemicals help protect your body from illnesses. So people who have a good sense of humor have less chance of getting sick.

Smiling is infectious! Have you ever noticed how more people smile when you smile? That's because it's natural for us to copy what other people do. Some people say it's easier to smile than frown because you use more muscles to frown than to smile. There's a saying, "Frown, and you frown alone. Smile, and the whole world smiles with you." So if you're feeling lonely, smile — and you'll soon have friends.

EC-6 A - Chapter 3 (Plastic Pollution)

2021-02-01T02:53:35.716Z

Watch the videos below.

What are the problems created by plastic? Is there any solution to the problem? What is it?

Problems of plastic :

Solution to the problems:

A World of Plastic

When the first plastic was invented in the 1870s, it was thought to be an amazing new material. It was light and it could be easily made into different shapes and colors. But, because it was so cheap, people threw away plastic things instead of using them again.

This created a very wasteful lifestyle. Plastic is still a very useful material, and it lasts a long time. But now we know this isn't good for the environment. When plastic is thrown away, it breaks down very slowly. Tiny pieces of plastic float in the ocean currents for maybe 500 years. Sometimes plastic is eaten by animals, and the chemicals can harm them.

Some people say that plastic has been good for the environment. Factories used to make cars from metal. Now that more plastic is used, cars are much lighter so they use less gas and produce less pollution. The world produces 300 million tons of plastic every year, but only 5% of it is recycled.

Most plastics are still made from oil, and the factories that make plastic create a lot of pollution, too. There are some new plastics now which arc made from plants, like corn. Corn can be easily grown and this plastic breaks down without pollution. It's true that some types of plastic can be recycled, but what happens to all the plastic you throw away?

Vocabulary list

Listen and repeat these words.

Repeat after me.

plastic

invented.

amazing.

light.

shapes and colors.

threw away.

wasteful lifestyle.

useful material.

environment.

breaks down.

float.

ocean currents.

chemicals.

Factories.

less gas.

less pollution.

produce.

recycled.

corn.

pollution.

GHI-1 : Unit 2 (Job Interview)

2021-01-30T04:04:10.997Z

Watch the videos about Job Interview and answer the questions

Video 1

Video 2

EC-6 Chapter 6 (Just Dance)

2021-01-26T01:27:28.028Z

Read the story below

Street Dancing - London