1. Freshman English [授課教師] Week 12:公民意識與責任(和平公平正義)
Environmental protection
Text 7: The Gathering World Storm and the Urgency of Our Awakening
American Headway P.34~36
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2. Objectives
1. to let students concern about their earth by teaching environmental issues
2. to have students become communicatively competent able to use the language appropriately for a given social context

3. Objectives
3. to participate in learning activities joyfully and actively
4. to response willingly and actively in class
5. to enhance speaking, listening, reading and writing comprehension

4. It All Comes Back To You

5. Question Why should we care about the environment?
Do you agree or disagree with “It All Comes Back To You”? WHY?

6. 2017 Kia Niro | “Hero’s Journey” Starring Melissa McCarthy

7. Environment- First Class
Reading and Speaking
1. Motivation
→Greeting students by guiding them into today’s topic
“Hi, students, what are some of the most serious changes that we face at present?”

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1. Motivation
Students brainstorming and making free responses
→Pick up one student and ask him “What about climate changes’ impact on you?”

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2. Presentation
→The teacher gives one or two guide question, presents new vocabulary on the blackboard
Students can predict what the reading context will be and follow teacher’s instruction

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3. Practice
→The teacher divides students into small groups to discuss what other environmental changes that we don’t mention and then pick up one or two group to express their opinions
Group discussions

11. Environment- Second Class
Listening
1. The teacher displays the lecture on climate change and ecology

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(艾倫·薩弗瑞：如何綠化全球沙漠及反轉氣候變遷 | Video on TED.com) Source:

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2. Students listen for the main idea only and write a journal.

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Listening and Speaking
1. By asking and answering, the teacher can discuss the guiding questions with students

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→Q1: “Climate is common good that belongs to the public!?”
→Q2: “It’s up to us to write what happens next generation!?”

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→Q3: “In the fifty years, in a single lifetime, the earth has been radically changed than by all previous generations of humanity!?”
→Q4: “Severe weather sweeps the globe!?”

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→Q5: “The future of the people of the world, the future of the planet, is in our hands!?”
→Q6: “We should care about rising seas and increasingly extreme weather linked to man-made global warming!?”

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2. The teacher asks two groups what notes they have made and another two groups about guiding questions

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The two groups have to answer what they make note and another two groups answer questions by using the vocabulary on the blackboard (the rest of the students can help them answer the questions too)

20. Environment- Fourth Class
Writing
1. The teacher asks students to write a short essay about what our earth will be like after being through those serious changes that have discussed before

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2. Each student write a short essay that is divided into four paragraphs(introduction, main ideas, and conclusion)

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3. The teacher divide students into pair groups and ask them to exchange their written short essay
Students write their opinions about their partner’s essays and correct them

24. A round table talk about the environment
1 – Scientist
2 – Weatherman
3 – Doctor
4 – Ecologist
5 – Environmental Campaigner
6 – General public.
7 – Rich people
8 – Politian

25. Unit 5 Our changing world
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27. 1. She’s worried about what life will be like when their grandchildren
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Answers
1. She’s worried about what life will be like when their grandchildren
grow up.
2. He isn’t thinking about grandchildren yet.
3. It will definitely get warmer.
4. Temperatures might rise by up to 39 F before the end of the century.
If the Arctic ice melts, there will be floods, and the polar bears will
have nowhere to live.
He says that not all scientists think the same about global warming.
Humans are clever enough to find solutions. They’ll do their part,
and they’ll bring up the baby to do the same.

28. will be could are going to may might will get might ‘re having ‘ll
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32. Most sure: It is going to/ will change.
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Most sure: It is going to/ will change.
Less sure: It may/might/ Could change.
Correct answers: I’m seeing/ I’m going to see my grandmother.
Present Continuous and going to can be used to talk about arrangements and plans made before the time of speaking.
Incorrect answer: I’ll see my grandmother. Will is used for predictions about the future and decisions made at the time of speaking, not for plans or arrangements.

33. Our love will last forever. (a prediction)
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Our love will last forever. (a prediction)
I’m going to start exercising next week. (an intention)
We’re meeting James at 11:00 in the conference room.
(an arrangement)

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