Hi guys! FYI (important!)
Tomorrow's session, May 31 is at 10:45-12:15
On Tuesday, - June 1, there is a session at 9:00-10:30
On Friday - June 4, there is only night session, at 4:45-6:15
Tomorrow's session, May 31 is at 10:45-12:15
On Tuesday, - June 1, there is a session at 9:00-10:30
On Friday - June 4, there is only night session, at 4:45-6:15
You have to ask your partners what course they are taking:
TOP NOTCH 3 ot TOP NOTCH 2 to figure out which questions to discuss.
The topic is changed every two weeks.
TOP NOTCH 3
Unit 2 – Health Matters
Topics covered in the unit:
1. What are the different kinds of medical treatment available in Japan? (alternative medicine e.g. homeopathy, acupuncture and conventional medicine). Which ones are popular in Japan and why? Which ones in your partner’s country?
2. What is the healthcare system in Japan like? Is it cheap or expensive to go to the doctor in Japan? Do people go to the doctor often? What kind of health insurance do most people have? Your partner’s country?
3. What kind of precautions people need to take when travelling abroad? When people come to Japan what should they be aware of? When people go to (country) what should they be aware of?
Students please prepare to talk to your Skype partner on the topics above. Remember that your partner may not know about Japanese culture, and you may need to explain some things. Also, try to ask a lot of questions and find out about your partner’s country. Asking personal questions about people’s health are sometimes rude, so be careful.
You could also ask about:
TOP NOTCH 2
Unit 2 Movies and Entertainment
Topics covered in the unit:
1. What kind of movies do you like?
2. What is your favourite movie? Describe it.
3. Do you like going to the cinema or watching movies at home? Why?
4. What is the worst movie you have ever seen? Describe it.
5. Is there a movie you have always wanted to see? What is it? Why?
6. Who is your favourite movie star? Why?
7. Are violent movies good entertainment, or can they be dangerous?
Students please prepare to talk to your Skype partner on the topics above. Remember that your partner may not know about Japanese culture, and you may need to explain some things. Also, try to ask a lot of questions and find out about your partner’s country.
Remember to take some notes for your report.
Unit 2 – Health Matters
Topics covered in the unit:
1. What are the different kinds of medical treatment available in Japan? (alternative medicine e.g. homeopathy, acupuncture and conventional medicine). Which ones are popular in Japan and why? Which ones in your partner’s country?
2. What is the healthcare system in Japan like? Is it cheap or expensive to go to the doctor in Japan? Do people go to the doctor often? What kind of health insurance do most people have? Your partner’s country?
3. What kind of precautions people need to take when travelling abroad? When people come to Japan what should they be aware of? When people go to (country) what should they be aware of?
Students please prepare to talk to your Skype partner on the topics above. Remember that your partner may not know about Japanese culture, and you may need to explain some things. Also, try to ask a lot of questions and find out about your partner’s country. Asking personal questions about people’s health are sometimes rude, so be careful.
You could also ask about:
- What kind of foods are considered to be healthy in (country)?
- Sport is one way to keep healthy – what kind of sports are popular in (country)?
- Do people play sports regularly?
TOP NOTCH 2
Unit 2 Movies and Entertainment
Topics covered in the unit:
1. What kind of movies do you like?
2. What is your favourite movie? Describe it.
3. Do you like going to the cinema or watching movies at home? Why?
4. What is the worst movie you have ever seen? Describe it.
5. Is there a movie you have always wanted to see? What is it? Why?
6. Who is your favourite movie star? Why?
7. Are violent movies good entertainment, or can they be dangerous?
Students please prepare to talk to your Skype partner on the topics above. Remember that your partner may not know about Japanese culture, and you may need to explain some things. Also, try to ask a lot of questions and find out about your partner’s country.
Remember to take some notes for your report.
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