Heuristics: mental shortcuts that allow people to make fast decisions. While heuristic processes are used to find the answers and solutions that are most likely to work or be correct, they are not always right or the most accurate.
(wikipedia)
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www.ted.com
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Can a decision still be the right one, even if it’s irrational? Why or why not?
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Is it possible to remove all bias from human decision-making? Should we even try?
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Think of an example where emotions helped someone make a better decision. What does this say about the role of emotion in thinking?
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In what ways might advertising or media use our irrational thinking against us? Can you find real-life examples?
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Should people be held responsible for irrational decisions if their brains are ‘wired’ to make them?
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Can artificial intelligence (AI) help us make better, more rational choices — or could it make things worse? Explain.
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Would you trust someone more or less if they admit their thinking is sometimes irrational? Why?
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What is one irrational decision you have made, and what did you learn from it?
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Grammar
Goal: You (almost) know all the characteristics and recognize the different English tenses (past, present and future)
Work in groups of 3/4
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Grammar: Tenses
All tenses on 1 sheet
What belongs where?
Work in groups of 3/4
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What's what?
O.T.T - Onvoltooid Tegenwoordige Tijd
O.V.T - Onvoltooid Verleden Tijd
V.T.T - Voltooid Tegenwoordige tijd
V.V.T - Voltooid Verleden Tijd
OTTT - Onvoltooid Tegenwoordige en Toekomende tijd
Lesson duration is: 30 min
