Alumni Interview: Kim Ae Wa
Lesson Outcomes - By the end of this project...
Warm Up
Stage 1 Presentation
You will be able to understand 7 Words and Phrases.
Stage 2 Reading Comprehension
You will be able to understand an interview.
Stage 3 Practice
Warm Up
Stage 1 Presentation
You will be able to understand 7 Words and Phrases.
Stage 2 Reading Comprehension
You will be able to understand an interview.
Stage 3 Practice
You will be able to use sentence clause structures and tense forms correctly.
Stage 4 Production
You will be able to talk about satisfaction in life.
You will be able to talk about satisfaction in life.
Stage 5 Research
You will be able to create a survey about education memory and education satisfaction.
Stage 6 Publishing
You will be able to present the findings of your survey.
Warm Up
Try to answer these questions. Practice aloud.
Do you think you study enough? How many hours do you study every week?
Do you think your grades will be good this year?
Stage 1 Presentation
Vocabulary - 7 Words/Phrases
1) Study the flash cards.
2) Choose a Study Mode: Scatter
Stage 2 Reading Comprehension
Alumni Interview: Kim Ae Wa
Read the questions below. Then click on the link and read the article. Write down your answers to the questions.
1. What was Kim Ae Wa's dream when she was in primary school? What does she say about that dream now?
2. What is Kim Ae Wa's fondest memory of her Woosong student life?
3. Do you think Kim Ae Wa is a good teacher? Why?
http://www.woosongherald.com/2011/09/alumni-interview-kim-ae-wa.html
Maybe you can email your answers to your English teacher.
Stage 3 Practice
Grammar - Sentence Clauses
Alumni Interview: Kim Ae Wa
Read the questions below. Then click on the link and read the article. Write down your answers to the questions.
1. What was Kim Ae Wa's dream when she was in primary school? What does she say about that dream now?
2. What is Kim Ae Wa's fondest memory of her Woosong student life?
3. Do you think Kim Ae Wa is a good teacher? Why?
http://www.woosongherald.com/2011/09/alumni-interview-kim-ae-wa.html
Maybe you can email your answers to your English teacher.
Stage 3 Practice
Grammar - Sentence Clauses
Grammar - Tense
Stage 3: Production
Satisfaction in Your Life
People are satisfied or unsatisfied with their lives for many reasons.
A. Brainstorm:
What is a satisfied life? Why might someone say they have a satisfied life? Why might someone say they are not satisfied? Make two columns, satisfied and unsatisfied. List some things under each column.
Satisfied Unsatisfied
B. Look at the scale below.
Most Satisfied-------------------------------------Least Satisfied
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 2 1
Round 2) What number will you be at the age of 30? Why?
Round 3) What number will you be at the age of 45? Why?
Stage 4: Research
Education Memory
Work with your classmates to create a survey about education memory.
1) Choose a research topic. Here are some suggestions:
Technology in schools: blocking websites, training teachers, parents' feelings about technology, Web 2.0, etc.
School Crime: theft, vandalism, bullying, fighting, etc.
School Safety: how to make schools safer for young people
Class tardiness: Why are students late for class?
Community: Parents volunteering at school. Students volunteering to help the community
2) Make some questions about the topic. Ask about experience in elementary school, middle school, high school, and at university. Ask about satisfaction, use a scale of 1 to 5, where 1 is least satisfied and 5 is most satisfied. Ask about good things and problems. Ask for examples.
Make copies of your survey and interview your English class. Interview classmates standing outside smoking. Interview friends from middle school. Interview as many people as you can.
Stage 5: Publish
Report your Findings
Prepare a short presentation on your research findings for your English class. Talk about people's satisfaction. Talk about examples of good things and problems. A Power Point would be so cool!
