L6_4

Lesson 6
A Wheelchair Traveler
Section 4

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A Reflection on My Trip

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Receiving help from many

people, I was able to travel

around the world.

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I noticed that kind people did not

hesitate to speak to someone in

trouble.

Open Ended

三代さんが気づいた内容を日本語で答えなさい。

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Let’s imagine that you are on a

crowded train.

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A passenger nearby looks sick.

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What will you do?

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You may hesitate, but I hope you

ask, “Are you OK?”

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It is important that you have the

courage to talk to people.

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I believe that this courage can

change the world.

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As I experienced during my trip,

“barrier-free” is not only about

facilities, but also about people’s

mindset.

Open Ended

バリアフリーと言うのは設備だけでなく、人々の考え方も重要だと三代さんは述べている。それはどのような考え方か。日本語で答えなさい。

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Anyone can contribute to creating

a barrier-free society.