Lesson 4.2 phones & social media

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Blok 3

4.1 TOETS

4.2 Phones & social media

4.3 'My year off'

4.4 Dear Future Me

4.5 CIOS NL (no lessons)

Today

- Answering questions about your phone use

- Listening exercise

- Debate!

At the end of this lesson, you will be able to….

• Watch a video and answer at least 5 content- related questions correctly.

• give well-rounded arguments in a debate.

What do you think?

Answer the following questions, as truthfully as possible.

Imagine: you are in a hurry for a meeting at school. You CANNOT miss this meeting. You are waiting for your bus at the bus stop. You realise you have forgotten your phone at home. What do you do?

What do you do?

No biggie! I often leave my phone at home.

I run back home. I try to reschedule the meeting on the next bus.

I go to my meeting, but head home the second I can.

Imagine: you are out with your friends. You are both talking about something that has left an impression on you. Your friend tells his/her story, but you think it is not that impressive...

What do you do?

Take out my phone and check my socials.

I try to listen and keep my phone out of my hands.

My mind wanders off some place else.

Imagine: you have met someone online and the other person asks you to meet in real life.

What do you think about meeting the other person?

I prefer keeping in touch online.

I talk just as easily in person as online.

I would be nervous, but I would go.

I would be too nervous. Therefore I would not go.

Number of times I check my phones per hour:

1-10

10-25

25-50

50-100

I often get told off (by teachers, parents, or elders) that I'm spending time on my phone when I should be paying attention.

Often

Sometimes

Never

Do you think you have a phone addiction?

No, not at all. I can easily go a day without it.

I would not call it an addiction, but I do have difficulty leaving it in my bag.

Yes, I might.

Definitely

B1: Listening exercise

Answer the questions using the video material.

00:18

How many hours does the average person spend on their phone per week? [ONLY WRITE DOWN NUMBERS]

01:14

What are some examples of "useful phone use" given in the video?

01:50

Antsy: which word below does NOT match the meaning of the word "antsy"?

1. Agitated
2. Calm
3. Impatient
4. Restless

02:21

True of false: Nate's biggest issue with his phone usage is that he got too distracted.

1. True
2. False

04:05

What is Nate's first tip?

05:29

"I batch those together." In your own words, describe what Nate means with this.

07:02

What does Nate compare his phone and its content to when in black and white mode?

07:52

How much does Nate use his phone now per day? Choose the correct answer

1. 0-2 hours
2. 2-4 hours
3. 4-6 hours

Which tip has stuck with you? Are you going to try it out?

A2: Listening exercise

00:41

True or false: Tanner suffers from cellphone addiction himself.

1. True
2. False

01:00

What is the opposite (= tegenovergestelde) phrase that Tanner uses to "calm and settled" (= kalm en rustig)?

01:29

How many people in China are suspected (=verdacht worden) of a cellphone addiction?

1. 1.5 billion
2. 24 million
3. three-quarter of the people

03:11

Which is NOT an example of adults and their phone addiction that Tanner mentions?

1. Adults on dates texting other people
2. Adults texting their family members instead of walking up
3. Adults ordering groceries online instead of going to a supermarket
4. Adults taking pictures of their meals

03:26

What is the Dutch translation for the phrase "a land line"?

04:22

Has phubbing ever happened to you?

Yes

No

04:51

Waar of wanneer ziet Tanner dit bericht?

05:13

Which hormone tells the body it should go to sleep?

1. Melatonin
2. Melanin

04:22

Phubbing

"Iemand negeren om je telefoon te gebruiken/te raadplegen"

04:22

Waar of niet waar: "phubbing" is het gebruiken van je telefoon waar iemand anders bij is.

1. Waar
2. Niet waar

Let's have a debate!

You will have a debate in pairs about the statement I will give you.

One of you will agree with the statement and the other will disagree.

1. You will get 3 MINUTES to look up arguments to help you convince the other person.

You will start your debate! 

2. One of you gets 2 MINUTES to give their arguments without being interrupted and then it's the other person's turn.

3. When you're done, you will get 5-7 MINUTES to react to the other person's arguments and give your own arguments to try to cancel them out.

The one with the best arguments wins!

Look up arguments!

Give your arguments, 2 min each!

Reply to each others arguments!

Homework

Building Blocks B1

Unit 2

Writing 1 t/m 15

Do you have a phone addiction?

Fill in the 10 questions of the next slide.

Do not write down your e-mailaddress on that website.

What was your result?