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THEME 5 PSYCHOLOGY


                             FUNCTIONS
                             F1  Describing mood
                             F2  Making suggestions to change negative mood
         12 GRADE            F3  Following and giving instructions
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              9  I Have Your Suggestion

          The aim of this activity is to have students interact with one another in order to find the best suggestion
          to change their negative moods. The activity is expected to help students improve their reading and
          speaking skills.


          Materials and Preparation
          Strips of paper on the activity sheet on page 125
          As a preparation, the teacher photocopies the activity sheet as many as the number of the students and
          cuts out the strips of paper.


          Procedure
          1  Hand out the strips of paper to each student randomly.
          2  Ask  students  to  read  their  strips  and  group  themselves  as  the  “Statements  Group”  and  the
             “Suggestions Group”.
          3  Make students in the Statements Group walk around the class and read their statements out in
             turns. Tell the students in the Suggestion Group that they will listen to the statements and reply to
             them as “I have your suggestion.” when they hear their related statement. Inform them that the pair
             who can find their match faster and accurate will be the winner.
          4  Finally, have the successful pairs read their dialogs aloud.



            10   Find the Instruction

          This activity aims to have students follow and give instructions. It is expected to provide students with
          a context in which they will be able to use their listening, speaking, reading and writing skills.

          Materials and Preparation
          Worksheet on page 126
          As a preparation, the teacher photocopies the worksheet as many as the number of pairs.

          Procedure
          1  Put students into pairs and hand out the worksheet, one per pair.
          2  Have students listen to the recording twice, taking a glance at the worksheet.
          3  After the second listening, ask the pairs to discuss and match the instructions to the pictures on
             the worksheet. Explain them that they are going to find out where they usually come across the
             instructions they hear.
          4  When they are done, as the second step, ask them to write where they can hear these instructions.
          5  Let them share the answers with the class and make a third listening to have them check their
             answers.










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