2020年11月4日水曜日

Online Lesson-Sr.1-Nov.4

Show & Tell => Q&A=> Type your comment in two or three sentences.
Speak in 3 Blog Speak what you would do if you were asked directions by someone who isn’t wearing a mask in 3 sen.
8:15 Eiken Listening 2018-1 CD-26 #22: Americans were not learning enough about science
8:25 Reading & Writing Unit 3  Unit 3  Reading 2  Relaxing at Work #2
CD-9 Listen and Read the text [Par.1-5] Intro, Problem
=> Blog-1 Write the main idea of [The Problem] in once sentence
CD Listen and Read the text [Par.6-9] Solutions => Identify TS/MIs of each par=> Breakout=> Blog-2 Write the main idea of [The Solution] in once sentence
 -> B. Identity/p.56 Mark the key words to look for
-> C. Explain/p.57
-> D. Create/p.57
8:45 School Textbook Review:   Study school textbook for 7 min.
=> STT Speak/Read & Look up in 2 min and Post on the Blog=> Type to Correct
8:55 Share Blog US National Election
9:10 Blog Brief View of US Election
Task: In the United States of America, independency of each state must be respected. While the number of representatives (435) is allocated by the population, the number of the senators (100) is allocated evenly to each state, two senators for each state. Even though the electors of the presidential election are allocated by the population of each state, most of the states adopts winner-takes-all rule, which assigns all the electoral colleges of the state to vote for one candidate neglecting the votes for the other.
Do you think this electoral college system is reasonable, well-balanced, or fair to choose a very powerful leader of the nation, or choosing by popular votes is a better way to elect the president?
Speak your answer in three or four sentences.             Electoral College (2:30)
=> Breakout => STT

Closing Lesson Review

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