Vocabulary
Student Book page 9
3 Which of the following would you like to use to ....
bog email exchange social media tablet computer whiteboard
- record interviews with people? tablet computer
- share information with students in another country? email exchange
- watch educational programmes in class? whiteboard
- ask another student to check your homework? social media
- write an online diary? blog
4 Work in pairs. Explain the difference in meaning between these phrases from the article.
- to share/compare ideas
- to create/contribute to a website
- to research / present information
- to monitor/find out what is happening
- to give a talk to / talk to people
- to show/send photos
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- to give your ideas to another person or group. -Where two or more people consider how their ideas are similar or different. |
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- to use a variety of sources to find information. - to give the result of your research in a presentation. |
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Speaking
Exercise 5 page 9
5 Complete the sentences so they are true for you. Work in pairs.
1. My teacher says I must learn these words.
2. In our English lessons, I can use a dictionary.
3. I use technology to help me do my homework.
4. Next year, I will start to learn the violin.
5. If I had more time, I would learn another language.
6. If I use a computer, I learn a lot of useful things.
7. If the teacher gives us homework today, I will do it before I watch TV.
Exercise 6 page 9
6 Read the talk on page 8 again and find the following:
1. a sentence which acts as an introduction
Young people love learning, but they like learning even more if they are presented with information in an interesting and challenging way. (lines 1–3)
2. a sentence which tells you what the talk is going to be about
Today, I am going to give a talk about how you can use technology in Jordanian classrooms. (lines 3–5)
3. two sentences which end the talk
Thank you for listening. Does anyone have any questions? (lines 53–54)