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More discussion starters : activities for building speaking fluency / Keith S. Folse, Jeanine Ivone.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublisher: Ann Arbor : University of Michigan Press, [2002]Copyright date: ©2002Description: xxi, 160 pages : illustrations ; 26 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0472088556
  • 9780472088553
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 428.34 22
LOC classification:
  • PE1128 .F578 2002
Contents:
To the Teacher -- Advice from the Authors to the Students -- 1. Predicting the Future -- 2. You Can Be the Judge: Who Is the Real Owner? -- 3. Cell Phones -- 4. An Interviewer's Ideal Person to Interview -- 5. Jokes: Is It Funny? Culture and Humor -- 6. Proverbs -- 7. Put the Story Together: The Patient -- 8. Life after Death? -- 9. Finish the Story: The Young Boy's Dilemma -- 10. The Death Penalty -- 11. Put the Story Together: The Great Beyond -- 12. The Punishment and the Crime -- 13. Corporal Punishment -- 14. Who Should Control Your Safety? -- 15. More Practice with Proverbs -- 16. Faith Healing: Trust the Doctor or Trust God? -- 17. The Abortion Debate -- 18. Put the Story Together: A Van Full of Penguins -- 19. The 10 Most Important Events in History -- 20. Playing God: Genetic Engineering -- Communication Activities -- Answer Key for Language Review Exercises.
Summary: "Like its predecessor, each unit in More Discussion Starters contains exercises that provide speaking interaction about a central topic or idea, and most require students to work together in pairs or small groups to reach a conclusion about a topic. Though most of the topics in the text are serious (corporal punishment, abortion, and gun control), many others deal with lighter topics (humor and culture). The activities, tasks, and topics chosen for this book are real situations from all over the world.Most of the units in this book introduce a problem or controversial topic at the beginning of the unit. This is then followed by a series of exercises designed to prepare all of the students so that they can express their ideas at the next class meeting. A unit usually includes several kinds of oral fluency activities, such as problem-solving tasks, court cases, "finish the story," role plays, "put the story together," small group discussions, and oral presentations."--Publisher description.
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To the Teacher -- Advice from the Authors to the Students -- 1. Predicting the Future -- 2. You Can Be the Judge: Who Is the Real Owner? -- 3. Cell Phones -- 4. An Interviewer's Ideal Person to Interview -- 5. Jokes: Is It Funny? Culture and Humor -- 6. Proverbs -- 7. Put the Story Together: The Patient -- 8. Life after Death? -- 9. Finish the Story: The Young Boy's Dilemma -- 10. The Death Penalty -- 11. Put the Story Together: The Great Beyond -- 12. The Punishment and the Crime -- 13. Corporal Punishment -- 14. Who Should Control Your Safety? -- 15. More Practice with Proverbs -- 16. Faith Healing: Trust the Doctor or Trust God? -- 17. The Abortion Debate -- 18. Put the Story Together: A Van Full of Penguins -- 19. The 10 Most Important Events in History -- 20. Playing God: Genetic Engineering -- Communication Activities -- Answer Key for Language Review Exercises.

"Like its predecessor, each unit in More Discussion Starters contains exercises that provide speaking interaction about a central topic or idea, and most require students to work together in pairs or small groups to reach a conclusion about a topic. Though most of the topics in the text are serious (corporal punishment, abortion, and gun control), many others deal with lighter topics (humor and culture). The activities, tasks, and topics chosen for this book are real situations from all over the world.Most of the units in this book introduce a problem or controversial topic at the beginning of the unit. This is then followed by a series of exercises designed to prepare all of the students so that they can express their ideas at the next class meeting. A unit usually includes several kinds of oral fluency activities, such as problem-solving tasks, court cases, "finish the story," role plays, "put the story together," small group discussions, and oral presentations."--Publisher description.

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