(1) Man Overboard: Role plays in 7 groups of 6 students.
Please read the content of the lesson before you comment.
(2) News by Tara: The students who didn't leave comments this week, will be asked first to tell us the news. Please sum the news report up in your own words (after you have hopefully listened to it several times). You know now where to find Tara's news (it is in the 'Learn English for learners' section under 'Listening').
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But my actual thoughts is everyone has the right to live.So I think we don not decide other lives.
Wu Ting, if this was a real life situation and the lifeboat could not hold all the passengers (survivors), then some people had to be sacrificed to save others! True, all people have the right to life; just a pity that not all people believe that when we look around us and see how many people die daily at the hands of others. What a cruel world.
Maybe you have a good choice, but I would kick the US President overboard ...! Oh, and definitely the rich man as I don't like them (not many of them know how to spend their fortunes ... and millions of people die every year of hunger).
What's more,If I can choose,I will leave the widowed mother of twelve chirldren.Although she had no skill to protect others,but for the twelve chirldren,she was so important.And the sailors can stay in the boat I think,they could instruct surviver safely dry land.I'm sorry I don't want to give up everyone,but the dangerous situation can't allowed,I will choose the pop star and scientist to be sacrificed.They have little ability to survive and help others,for example ,it's no use to show his research for the scientist,so...
Thank you, Li Yaze, for familiarizing yourself with the lesson content. I can see you would be ready for tomorrow's class regardless of the character you have to represent in the different role plays tomorrow. I hope you would draw the doctor's name as it seems that you would have good motivation for saving the doctor's life! Or even the mother with the twelve children (I guess she is not Chinese ...)! And you would be ready for the news too, right?! :)
Discrimination shouldn't be happened.It is unresonable that Irish teachers are discriminated for their native language,their accent and so on.And not all of Irish teachers are alcoholics.So it is unfair for them that being dneied jobs in South korea. I hope the situation will be improved one day.
Thank you, Luo Yuanyuan, you've done exactly what I am expecting from the class! Students like you, make teachers' hearts beat more warmly! Glad you've looked at the different roles of the "players" as tomorrow each group would present the different identities to the class and then decide who will have to be sacrificed so that the lifeboat doesn't sink. You can be any of those 10 characters and now you are prepared.
I agree with your views on the News item. But I personally don't think that was the real reason; I don't think they spoke the truth. However, it was still bad discrimination.
Lu Wenjun, as I said to your classmate above, the News only makes up 5 minutes of the lesson, but you have only commented on that. What about the main lesson?! Remember next time, pse. Yes, I agree it was really unfair discrimination from the Koreans. But I don't believe that was the real reason for rejecting that teacher's application. I think they don't like the Irish accent as it is a heavy English accent and not always clear and understandable (for non-British speakers). And it could have been too sensitive to give that as the reason; so, they chose the one about alcoholism (which was also a bad excuse!).