The world of media introduction

The Social Dilemma
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This lesson contains 16 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 1 video.

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The Social Dilemma

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New chapter 
Learning goals, at the end of this lesson you:

  • Know words that have to do with all kinds of media
  • Can use words, grammar and sentences you learned during your first year correctly
  • Formed an opinion on (social) media

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Write down as many media
you can think of!

Slide 3 - Mind map

Where do you usually get your news?
newspaper
Instagram / Snapchat
TV
Friends / Family
Internet

Slide 4 - Poll

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Video!
Watch and write down words from the video that have to do with media.

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Slide 7 - Video

Write down words from the video that have to do with media:

Slide 8 - Open question

CHAPTER 5 - Stepping Stones

'Media Minds' 
or
'The World of Media'
(book B)

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Now work on:




Exercises 1,2,3 and 4 on page 58 of your book.
You may work together. 

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Let's get started:
exercise 1a.
1: front page
2: advertisement
3: image
4: journalist
5: newspaper
6: article
7: to interview

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answers you could have given: 
1b: Once a week. I am not really interested in following the news.
1b: Every day. I really want to know what's happening in the world.

1c: Watching the news on TV. It's the easiest way to learn about news events.
1c: I just read twitter and instagram, because I get these on my phone.
If your answer resembles the answers given, reward yourself with a smiley.

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exercise 3: Complete the w'app dialogue with the correct imperatives. Sometimes, you need to use a negation (not).
Choose from:
to feed – to have – to lock – to overfeed – to tell – to walk – to water
(gebiedende wijs)
tell
Have
walk
feed
don't overfeed
don't water
lock

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the imperative
Imperatives -> orders, advice, instructions, warnings or offers.

Imperatives are like infinitives without 'to'. To make them negative simply add 'do not' or 'don't' before the verb.


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New chapter 
Learning goals, at the end of this lesson you:

  • Know words that have to do with all kinds of media
  • Can use words, grammar and sentences you learned during your first year correctly.

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Short discussion
Is (social) media a good or a bad thing? Why?

Come up with at least one argument to support your opinion.

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