Lesson 16 - PEP 03 Sequence

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Homework Review

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Share with the class:

1. An interesting fact about a website

2. A change you did not like on a website (such as facebook, instagram, YouTube, etc) that might be frustrating to you. 

3. A story of something that happened to you in a website.

4. What you consider Spam 

Activity 1: Technology and design Vocabulary 

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UnscrambleLinks to an external site.the letters to form a word. Then, complete the image below. Finally, watch the video to reveal the answers and compare them with yours. image.png
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Activity 2: Listening 

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Also, what is an app/website you keep coming back? Why?

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 Activity 3: Presentation  

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    • Visit the Amazon website (www.amazon.comLinks to an external site.) or any other shopping website you like.
    • Explore different product categories based on your interests.
    • Familiarize yourself with the website's features and navigation.

  2. Select a product:

    • Choose a specific product that you are interested in purchasing or have purchased online.
    • Make sure the product has a significant number of customer reviews available.

  3. Read and analyze product reviews:

    • Locate your chosen product on Amazon.
    • Read a variety of customer reviews for that product.
    • Consider the positive and negative aspects mentioned in the reviews, such as quality, delivery, customer service, and overall satisfaction.

  4. Note important details:

    • Take notes on key points from the reviews, such as commonly mentioned strengths and weaknesses, customer complaints, or standout features.
    • Record specific quotes or anecdotes that illustrate the customer experiences.

  5. Reflect on personal experiences:

    • Think about your own experiences shopping online.
    • Consider challenges you have faced, positive experiences you have had, or any memorable incidents related to online shopping.

  6. Create role play presentations:

    • Form pairs or small groups, as directed by the instructor.
    • Work with your group to develop a role play presentation based on your chosen product, incorporating elements from the customer reviews and your personal experiences.
    • Present both positive and negative aspects to provide a balanced perspective.
  7. Use the vocabulary learnt and stating your points strategy:

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8. The class will provide feedback using this form.

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 Activity 5: Grammar 

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(Click on the image to practice)

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(Click on the image to practice)

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 Activity 6: Comparing products and services 

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 Activity 7: Comparing products and services presentation 

  • Work with a partner. You are planning to buy a product. 
  • Read the reviews of two products of the same category.
  • Discuss these questions:

1. What features do you think are most important?

2. How do the produts compare in terms of the features you're looking for?

  • Decide which product you would buy. Describe the product you chose and give reasons for your choice.

 

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 Exit Ticket 

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 Homework 

Article "Website Design on a Giant Scale"

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Then, listen and read: "Website Design on a Giant Scale" article.

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Optional: Take a look to the article "Five points for anger, one for a ‘like’: How Facebook’s formula fostered rage and misinformationLinks to an external site."

 

Finally, summarize the main idea of the article and write down a rhetoric question.

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