Phone addiction lesson
Learning objective
Phone addiction lesson
Learning objective
Planning
Starter
Vocab detective
Reading article
Listening
Independent vocabulary challenge
The 30-second challenge
How bad is your phone habit?
You leave your phone at home. What do you do?
I don't care
I feel a little uncomfortable
I immediately go back home
I will use someone else's phone
You are watching a film. Your phone vibrates.
I ignore it
I quickly check it
I have my phone on ''dnd''
I stop the film and answer
You check your phone and it says you have a screentime of 7 hours
That's fine
Wow, less than expected
That's a bit too much
How is that possible?!
Go on your phone and check your screentime. How much is it already and why?
Intro
Today we're going to look at why our phones are so difficult to put down and learn some new vocabulary along the way.
Vocab detective
What do these words mean? Don't use Google or Chatgpt!
polar opposites
addicted to
distracted
anxious
cut back on
convenient
relieve stress
binge-watch
in a rut
overuse
Reading - find the evidence
Find 10 vocabulary words in the text you find difficult /
do not understand yet.
For each word -> What does it mean here? -> What helped you?
Example:
Blunt -> speaking in a very direct way -> the sentence around it.
Also: What is the main problem discussed in the article?
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Listening
Listen for these words:
polar opposites
addicted
convenient
relieve stress
binge-watch
in a rut
What do you think?
Which word was easiest to understand from context?
Which word was hardest?
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What is the fragment about?
Look at the words again; are your first translations still correct?
Make it personal: Write 5 sentences using a new word
Exit ticket: The 30-second challenge
Option 1: Alone
Talk about your own phone habits for 30 seconds, while using atleast 3 vocab words.
Option 2: Duo
Interview someone for 1 minute about this topic, using 5 vocab words.
Record yourself using your phone and be ready to show me once you're done!