Gather at least three images/elements that represent different aspects of your community. It could be landmarks, local festivals, nature spots, famous buildings, or anything that captures the essence of your community.
Activity 1: Writing a review
1. Choose a nickname
2. Write things you like and do not like about your cellphone.
3. Get ready to share your review with others.
Note: include vocabulary words:
Easier than
much more efficient than
the best
just as expensive as
very different from
the same as
Time: 15 minutes
Activity 2: Making suggestions
E-commerce websites: Popular e-commerce websites such as Amazon, eBay, or Etsy can be examined to assess their user interface, search functionality, product presentation, checkout process, and customer reviews.
News websites: Websites like BBC, CNN, or The New York Times can be evaluated for factors like ease of accessing articles, readability, multimedia integration, comment sections, and overall user engagement.
Social media platforms: Students can analyze platforms like Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram to assess user profiles, news feed algorithms, privacy settings, notifications, and user interactions.
Government websites: Government websites, such as those belonging to local or national authorities, can be analyzed to evaluate the accessibility of information, clarity of services provided, user support, and search capabilities.
Healthcare websites: Websites related to healthcare institutions, clinics, or hospitals can be examined to suggest improvements in terms of appointment scheduling, patient portal functionality, access to medical information, and user support.
Use the vocabulary studied in this unit:
Easier than
much more efficient than
the best
just as expensive as
very different from
the same as
Time: 15 minutes
Let's look for the "Before and after" of any city. Share anything you find interesting with the class.
Time: 10 minutes
Activity 3: What could benefit the most your community?
Time: 10 minutes
Activity 4: Community Connections
What does a thriving community look like to you? - share your vision of an ideal community, including aspects like infrastructure, social cohesion, environmental sustainability, access to resources, etc.
Homework Review Present to the class a summary of the main idea of the article "Website Design on a Giant Scale Ask your audience a rhetoric question Rhetorical questions can be found in various forms of communication, such as speeches, literature, and everyday conversations. They serve as a clever linguistic tool to create emphasis, evoke emotions, and encourage critical thinking. So, next time you encounter a rhetorical question, remember that its purpose is not to receive an answer but to stimulate your thinking and engage you in the discussion! Activity 1: Presentation "I looked around" "Finally, I decided on this one." "I checked out" "I also read" "I can easily" Functionality Readability Usability 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...
Time: 10 minutes Activity 1: Speaking Create a role play and get ready to present to the class. Time: 20 minutes Activity 2: Discussion Discuss the following questions based on the reading "Communication in the Digital Age" Have you seen or heard a speech recently that you really enjoyed? What did you like most about it? Do you agree with this statement? Does this happen to you? Is data always delivered quickly and effectively to you? If yes, give an example. Time 20 minutes. Activity 3: Reading Comprehension Time: 10 minutes Activity 5: Grammar Game Time: 10 minutes Activity 6: Vocabulary Concisely Technical Analogies Span Lasting Talk for minute and try to incorporate the word you get from the vocabulary to your ideas. Time: 15 minutes Activity 7: Discussion Based on the reading, where, how, and how often you notice the following strategies to communicate effectively in the digital age? Provide examples Time: 10 minutes Activity 8: 1. Look at the readin...
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