Unit 2 L&S Week 5 Day 1

WELCOME TO ENGLISH LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT 2
CLASS TIME – 8:55 – 9:40 (1) & 12:40 – 1:25 (2)
MONDAY – THURSDAY LIVE CLASS
FRIDAY – INDEPENDENT ASSIGNMENT/ASSESSMENT

Welcome to English Language Development 2
Class Time – 8:55 – 9:40 (1) & 12:40 – 1:25 (2)
Monday – Thursday Live Class
Friday – Independent Assignment/Assessment

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Mr. Ewing (Pronounced like "You Wing" )

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Phone – 814-954-1337, ext. 28052

Office Hours – 2 – 4p.m Monday – Thursday and 8a.m. to 4p.m. on Friday

Zoom Link -https://ccaeducate.zoom.us/j/5266718845?pwd=bHBlb1d4b3R0eGc4NC9JNGNqYlFuZz09

Tech Support: 833-204-2221 or [e-mail]

Hello & Good
Morning/Afternoon

Please feel free to use the chat for the first 3 minutes
of class to talk with your classmates. Once the music
stops then the chat will be closed.

Chat question:

I encourage you to have your cameras on, mics
muted, and any applications you were working in
closed to be fully present.

Day - Monday

• Get ready...

• Please make sure that your microphone is muted

when you enter.

• Please type what you would like for me to call

you in the chat.

• Welcome message:

• Hello! Welcome to English Language Development

2, Mr. Ewing's class. Please take an active role in
your learning and education today.

Weekly Agenda

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

•Think &
Discuss

•Explore
Theme

•Part A
Vocabulary

•Part A
Vocabulary

•Part A
Listening

•Part A
Speaking

•Video

Independent
Assignment –
Quiz
(Provided – Do
Your Best)

Welcome

Materials List

•Notebook

•Pencil

•White board, marker, & and
eraser

•Headphones with microphone

Goal

Get 1% better every day in SWIRL:

•Speaking

•Writing

•Interacting

•Reading

•Listening

Course Expectations

•Be on time, stay for entire class

•Stay engaged, actively participate

•Mute unless speaking, video on is
encouraged (I will be tracking
engagement and participation)

•Raise your hand

•Ask for help

•Be respectful

•Be courageous, make mistakes
and learn

•Give your excellence!

Welcome

• Dad (or Bad) Joke of the

Day

• What is today's date?

• Today is Monday, October 7th, 2024

• "What has more letters

than the alphabet?" "The
post office!"

This Photo by Unknown author is licensed under CC BY-SA-NC.

Happy Birthday to all those

who celebrate October

Birthdays! !

OBJECTIVES

• Students will...

• CONTENT OBJECTIVES Students will . . . • talk about technology and how it affects their lives. • respond to a listening

and conversation about the benefits of technology, including AI. • respond to a video about using robots to get
information.

• LANGUAGE OBJECTIVES Students will . . . • understand and use collocations. • write key words and phrases

when taking notes. • use the present perfect. • say long and short vowels. • recognize
opinions when listening. • give reasons. • synthesize information from two or more sources. • acknowledge ideas and
disagree politely.

Zoom Poll Question of the Day

ELBOW LICK POLL

robots

What do you see in the photo?

Audio Response

What do you see in the photo?

Open Audio Recorder

Do you think social robots will become common?
Would you be interested in a social robot?

A “social robot” is a robot that knows how to
communicate and do things with people and other
robots.

Video Response

Do you think social robots will become common?​
Would you be interested in a social robot?

Open Video Recorder

What is artificial intelligence?
WHat do you think "tech for good" means?

• machines or software that acts in an

intelligent way

• technology that improves the world

or people’s lives)

Audio Response

What is artificial intelligence?​
WHat do you think "tech for good" means?

Open Audio Recorder

Smartwatches are examples of
wearable technology

• Can you think of other examples?

• (Bluetooth headphones, fitness trackers)

Dishwashers and washing machines are
examples of appliances.

• Can you think of other examples?

• (refrigerators, microwave ovens)

A branch means one part of something,
and temperature means how hot
or cold something is.

At what
temperature does water become ice?

32°F or 0°C

Security cameras are
cameras that show what is happening
inside or outside a building. People
have them so that they feel safe.

• A digital assistant is an app or

computer program that helps people
do things.

You can control things when you're away from the
house; you don't need to remember to turn down
the heat at night; you can feel safe.

Someone may be able to take control of things in
your home; a motion sensor may go off whenever
an animal passes by; if you have a problem with
your Internet, other things in your home may be
affected.

What can the homeowner
control
from their smartphone?
lighting color and brightness

ThePhoto by PhotoAuthor is licensed under CCYYSA.

What
could the smartphone
control about
heating?

temperature, including the temperature
of individual rooms, and when the
heating turns on and off

What’s the difference between
everyday and every day?
(everyday (with no space) is an
adjective, every day (with a
space) is usually an adverb)

When do you think the word
“robot” was first used: in 1920, 1940,
1960, 1980, or 2000?

• The word “robot” was first used in 1920 by a writer from

the Czech Republic called Karel Čapek. (/KAH-rel CHA-
peck/)

• Anyone surprised? Why?

Data can be pronounced in two ways:
/DAY-tuh/

and

/DAH-tuh/.

Be careful: Nouns may be singular or
plural, and verbs may be past tense.

https://quizizz.com/join?gc=92324130

Definition one: a worry or problem.
Two: become smaller or less.
Three: able to.
Four: something that becomes popular over time
five: trusted because it usually works.

• Which definition matches capable of?

• How about concern?

• What about reduce?

• How about reliable?

• And trend?

Underline the
collocations

Are collocations words that we always use
with another word or often use?

and Are there two types of collocations
or many?

COLLOCATIONS

• Are there any adjective or noun plus preposition

collocations?

(paragraph 1: book by, makers of;
paragraph 2: tool for;
paragraph 3: workers in;
Paragraph 4: age of;
paragraph 5: part of, patterns of;
paragraph 6: universities in, type of, workload of;
paragraph 7: recommendation on, concerns
about; and
paragraph 8: capable of).

Can you
conclude that AI will stop improving?

How many of you have
bought new technology recently?

Do you think
patterns of
online behavior are
generally positive
or negative?

Does
technology only mean
electronic
devices or can it mean
basic things like
wheels or boats?

Daily Language Practice (Exit Ticket)