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Unit 1 Living for Work

I. Unit Theme:Living for Work

Unit 1 explores the topic of work as it relates to:

*adventurous jobs

*job duties and benefits

*career aptitude

*activities and schedules

Exploring the theme:

The photos and captions jobs as well as useful vocabulary.

Have sts. Read about the jobs individually or in pairs.

Discuss the questions in the Exploring the Theme box.

II. Listening Practice

Analytical Listening

Listening 1

Before listening: Predicting Content

Listening : Listening for Main Ideas;Listening for Details

After Listening : Making Inferences; Self- Reflection

Listening 2

Before listening: Predicting Content

Listening : Listening for Main Ideas;Listening for Details

After Listening : Self- Reflection; Discussion

III. Learning

Sharing Your Ideas

Language Function: Communicating That We Don’t Understand

A.Ask sts what a career aptitude test is.

B.Have sts practice the conversation twice.

C.Note-taking

D.Work with partners

E.Have sts. Report their ideas about their partner’s career aptitude. IV. Watching

Viewing the World

Overview of the video

Before viewing

A.Discussion

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While viewing

A.Identifying main ideas

B.Choose the answer

After viewing

A.Discussion

B.Critical thinking

V. Oral Practice

Engaging

Giving a short presentation about yourself

A.Planning a presentation

B.Planning a presentation

C.Presentation

VI. Further Listening

Listening 1

Cultural notes

Answer keys

Listening 2

Answer keys

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