2020年5月21日木曜日
Speak in 3-Sr.1-May 21
Speak what your favorite subject is.
2. I like solving/learning…/ It makes me feel accomplished when …
3. I’m particularly interested in … / I especially like …
Try
to explain more in #3.
My favorite subject is science, especially chemistry.
I
particularly like doing experiments.
=> I get excited when I find
something that I’ve never seen or known.
Online Lesson-Sr.1-May 21
Speak in 3 Review: Not with
person (my family) but with thing goes with (milk/yogurt) or in (soda/drink) match- a
good match with, match well with sth, taste good with/in,
Blog STT Speak what your favorite subject is. 2. I like solving/learning…/ It makes me feel
accomplished when … 3. I’m particularly
interested in … / I especially like …
Eiken Listening 2018-1 CD-20 Review #16
Repeat-> Repeat-> Shadowing
CD-31 #26 Listen->
Repeat-> Repeat-> Repeat
-> Words-> Repeat =>
STT Repeat
-> Check Answer=> Read & Lookup
Bridge Work C29-U2
Review Blog Ex-1.2:
cold [ou], for few times=> a few
times, not done=> never ~ before
Review Blog Answer & Explain (Have you): Explain in the
past tense!
-> Ex-2.2 Read & Lookup Group Friend-> Luna => Change the role
GIU: Ron’s been having a hard time #1 T: GM=> S: Speak Ron’s the answers.
Vocabulary in Use CD-98 Review
C29-U2 #1
Listen & Repeat-> Read and Lookup the sentences
=> Blog Type all the sentences while reading aloud
Show & Tell Blog Watch
the video by Kei=> Type your comment in two or three
sentences.
Webex at 5:55 pm S&T Questions
Read & Write-1 Unit 2 Cognitive Science
Reading 1 The Secret to Good
Memory #1
- Dic cognitive [ˈkɑɡnətɪv] connected with thinking or conscious mental
processes: ~ functions/behavior/psychology
- CD-4 What is the best way to study? -> Chat Which idea do you agree
with the most?
Vocabulary: Identify the part of speech
of the underlined words-> Complete the definitions-> Read aloud
-> Dic store (v) to put or keep things in a special
place for use in the future: The data is ~d on the disk -> storage
-> repeat-> Dic repetition (UC) the act of repeating (doing or saying
something again) (Par.6)
Preview the Reading: the
title, Graph, photo, Read Par.1, 8
=> Blog Predict and
Write the main idea of the article in one sentence.
CD-5 Listen and Read the
text [Par.1-3] [Par.4-6] [Par.7-8] ->
B. Identity/p.28
Read
aloud Par.4, 5 => STT
2020年5月20日水曜日
Migrant Workers-Sr.2-May 20
Coronavirus leaves the Gulf's migrant workers in limbo
limbo an uncertain situation that you
cannot control and in which there is no progress or
improvement; I’m in limbo
Oil-rich Gulf nations, such as the United Arab Emirates, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia have been relying heavily on millions of migrant workers to develop and sustain their economies.
There are as many as 20 million migrant workers administered in the region. In
fact, foreigners outnumber national citizens by a large
degree in these countries. Those workers came from South Asian countries like
India, Pakistan, Indonesia, and the Philippines where well-paid job
opportunities are limited for uneducated or unskilled workers.
Now, because of the Covid-19
pandemic, most of these migrant workers are stranded and quarantined in labor camps
unemployed and unpaid. These overcrowded compounds are thought to be hotbeds of
the pandemic as many workers share small rooms, toilets, showers, and kitchens.
They are now hoping to be repatriated to their homes, but chances are slim as very few commercial flights are flying in the
region. They have no choice but to sit and wait to be sent home or employed
again with little to eat.
They repatriated money to their homes but now they
are waiting to be repatriated.
Question Do you those migrant workers should be treated in
the same way as the citizens in payment, social welfare, job security,
and social status?
Write your answer in three sentences.
There are over 1.6 million foreign workers in Japan, a quarter of which are Chinese, and another quarter are Vietnamese respectively, and 180,000 are Filipinos. They work in manufacturing, retail stores, such as restaurants, supermarkets, and convenience stores, agriculture, and construction industries. They often live in apartments or shared houses with other foreign workers with the same origin. Those workers are essential to sustain Japan’s economy and services as the country is losing its population. However, when businesses slow down, they are the first to be laid off.
Try: deserve the right/pay/treatment, contribute to the economy,
deserve to have earned or to be given sth for the way you’ve behaved, the qualities you have, your actions or qualities:
After the hard work, you ~ a holiday.
He ~s our special thanks for all his efforts.
People ~ to know what went wrong.
Speak in 3-Sr.2-May 20
Speak what your fruit is.
2. I like the (sweet/sour) flavor/texture/taste or I like it/them because …
3. I usually eat it/them when/with/in …
Online Lesson-Sr.2-May 20
VIU CD-12
C30U1 #2 Read & lookup
Speak in 3 Review: nutritious/nutrition, balance, a
variety of foods/ingredients, a piece/slice of toast, some
fruits
Blog STT Speak what your
favorite fruit is. 2. I like the
(sweet/sour) flavor/texture/taste or I like it/them because … 3. I usually eat it/them when/with/in …
Eiken Listening 2017-3 Review CD-34 #30 Repeat-> Repeat=>STT Dictation
2017-2 CD-4 #1 Repeat => Speak the main ideas in 1 sentence => Repeat
=> Shadowing
Inside Reading-1 Unit 4 Reading-1 Who are you?
#2
- Read the text-> Reading Comprehension:
Underline/Mark the key words to look for
<-
Check Subheadings. Mark keywords: analogous,
whereby, integral, convene, ambiguous
Show & Tell Blog Watch
the video by Hayato=> Type your
comment in two or three sentences.
Webex at 8:50 ☆ S&T
Questions
Reading Comprehension: Check
the Answers
limbo an uncertain situation that you
cannot control and in which there is no
Question Do you think those migrant workers should be
treated in the same way as the citizens in payment, social welfare, job
security, and social status?
Write your
answer in three sentences.
2020年5月18日月曜日
Face mask and social distancing-Sr.1-May 18
Why
is setting social distancing guidelines matter?
Why should facial masks be required
or recommended to prevent from spreading the novel virus?
Researchers at Florida Atlantic University carried out an experiment that shows how far droplets from a cough travel and stay in the air.
Surprisingly, the artificially caused droplets hit 3 feet (90 cm) almost
immediately, traveled 6 feet (1.8m), the recommended social distance
guidelines, in 5 seconds, and reached 9 feet (2.7m) in 10 seconds.
Also, in
another 30 seconds, the droplets reached 12 feet (3.6 m) even though they
became much less dense.
Indeed, droplets not only travel
farther but also remain in the air longer than you can imagine.
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