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More and more researchers are recommending that people turn off their devices, and social media altogether, they can get outside and connect with people face-to-face, or with nature. Daymond John (the CEO and founder of The Shark Group) even ‘suggests we avoid checking social media for the first hour of the day, we cancenter our minds on the things that matter most: Our personal relationships. ‘Snap out of it! Put your device down and ask a friend to meet you face-to- face for anice cream... so youcan talk. 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Question: Why does Susan look miserable? ‘Answer: Susan looks miserable because she broke her iPhone. Question: Will buying a cheap phone make Susan trendy? Answer: No,itwon't. Answer: Buying a cheap phone won't make Susan trendy. Question: What is Susan worried about? Answer: Susanis worried about not looking fashionable, Answer: Notlooking fashionable. Answer: Its because her iPhone can be fixedat a store. Question: Is Susan's contact list empty or full? Answer: Susan'scontact listis empty. ‘Answer: Itsempty. Question: What made Sarah surprised? g Answer: Susan's being so dramatic made Sarah surprised. ‘Answer: _ It's Susan's being so dramatic what made Sarah surprised. > Lesson 09: Emotion Question: What terrible thing happened to Susan's favorite shirt? Answer: There wasabig coffee stain onit. Answer: The terrible thing that happened to Susan's favorite shirt was the big coffee stain onit. ‘Question: Was Susan planning on wearing adress or a shirt togo to dinner with John? 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Answer: More researchers are recommending that people turn off their devices to disconnect from social media, and connect with people face-to-face. ‘Answer: So that people can disconnect from social media, get outside, and connect with people face-to-face, or with nature. Question: What does the term “social media depression” describe? Answer: Itdescribes the feelings of jealousy and guilt that some people feel a when they use social media too much. Answer: —Itisused to describe the feelings of jealousy and guilt that some people feel when they use social media toomuch. Question: According to scientists, do people feel jealous when checking social media? Ey wsmer: Yes. tney do. Answer: Yes, according to scientists, people feel jealous when checking social media. Question: Does social media make people feel more connected or inadequate? Answer: _Itmakes people feelinadequate. | Answer: Social media makes people feel inadequate. Question: Why does social media lead to depression? Answer: Becauseit creates unrealistic expectations. Answer: Social media leads to depression because it creates unrealistic expectations. Question: Does social media depression lead to more connectedness or disconnection and isolation? go Answer: Social media depression leads to disconnection and isolation. ‘Answer: _ Itleads to disconnection andisolation. >> Lo0n0 emotion Question: What does Daymond John (the CEO and founder of The Shark Group) recommend people to do for the first hour of the day? Answer: He recommends people to avoid checking social media for the first hour of the day tocenter their minds.on the things that matter most: our personal relationships. Toavoid checking social media forthe first hour of the day to center their minds on the things that matter most: our personalrelationships. jon: Do personal relationships matter more than social media? Yes, they do. ‘Yes, personal relationships matter more than social media. 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We need to make a polished and ; exciting marketing plan in... one day. Colin: And weneed tomake a thrilling presentation. if our presentation ' isboring, we're going to get fired. Maya: That's sotrue... Ohno, here comes the boss! { Look relaxed! ‘ I can'tlook relaxed when | feel so stressed! 4 Hiyou two, I'm looking forward to seeing your presentation! 5 Uhhuh, Doyouneed any support from IT? Nope, we're all set. Great to hear. | think our entire quarter comes down to your marketing plan, and everyone feels the same way. | hope you guys knock it out of the park this afternoon Colin: This afternoon? : Boss: Oh,we decided to move it up abit. I hope you don't mind. Colin: Nope. No problem atal Lesson 10: Workplace ;@08|d>10M :0} UOSSE7 ‘Bop s AnB aly 10} peg joe} Aijeo4| ‘ayyle au Assoq e jou ‘san6ee1|09 ‘Aus 0) puduy @.6q 0} ]UEM | Zop | UY Si @uNs 405 moUy{ | GUL] 9UO jNg yw | JEU JO ‘UBD [JEU PulLU AU UIQNOp ou sey. 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Move upin the world hee He has toreport to his boss, the same way | have toreporttohim. There'sno ‘ doubt secede .-but know Ineed to make some sacrifices if! ‘want to move up in the world. Know for sure Bossy I want to be a friend to my colleagues, nota bossy one either. & Lesson 10: Workplace Ifonly we could all be as quick-witted as Steve Martin's Clouseau in the Pink Panther, when it comes to our managers at work. know he's under a lot of pressure. He has toreport to his boss, the same way | have to reportto him, I've never really thought about this before, but know Ineed to make some sacrifices if | want tomove up in the world. I've never really thought about this before, but | know Ineed tomake some sacrifices if | want to move up in the world. There's no doubt in my mind that | can, or that | will, but one thing | know for sure is when! do? ‘There's no doubt in my mind that I can, or that | will. 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Answer: Yes, finishing the marketing presentation this afternoonis a good idea. ‘Question: Why is Maya worried about the presentation? ‘Answer: Mayais worried about the presentation because she and Colin haven't finishedit yet. Answer: It'sbecause she and Colin stil haver't finished it. Question: What makes Colin think that the presentation will be fine? Answer: It's because everyone's interested in what he and Maya have to say. ‘Question: Does Maya agree with Colin that everyones interested in their presentation? Answer: Yes, she does. ‘Answer: Yes, Maya agrees with Colin that everyone is interested in their presentation. ‘Answer: Colinis confused because he thinks that Maya knows their marketing plan. Answer: He's confused because he thinks Maya knows their marketing plan. ‘Question: Is Colin panicking or it's Maya who's panicking? ‘Answer: _It'sMayawho's panicking. ‘Answer: it'sMaya. ‘Question: Why is Maya panicking about the presentation? Question: What is going to happen if Maya and Colin's presentationis boring? IRed ‘Answer: I Maya and Colin's presentations boring, they're going tobe fired. Question: Who's better in acting relaxed, Maya or Colin? in. ‘Question: Can Maya look relaxed when she's stressed? ‘Answer. No,Mayacar'tlook relaxed when she's stressed. Question: Do Maya and Colin need IT support for their presentation? ‘Answer, No, Mayaand Colin don't need IT support for their presentation, ‘Question: Why do Maya and Colin need to knock the presentation out of the park? 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Did you see Dave's pictures from India? I'm so jealous! Terry: Don't bejealous, you've also done lots of cool stuff. t iteresting place I’ Liz: Iwish. The most Terry: Well,if you want to do more interesting things, you should make abucket list. That way you can keep track of your goals. 've ever beenis... work. Liz: Abucket list? Like a list of things | want to do? Terry: Exactly. 've felt way more fulfilled since | started writing my goals down. Liz: That's aninteresting idea. How has it changed you? Terry: Forone thing, I've wasted less time. | knew that | wanted to write a book, so! worked harder on that goal. Do you have any big goals like that? fs am us A. a world! Terry: Hmm...If were you, I would start witha slightly smaller goal. For Liz: Ugh, but that's not as exciting as being the most famous singer example, have you ever sung in front of anyone before? in the world! us Nee Terry: You're right, but it's always good to start small, right? 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Dreaming of lazy, hot summer days filled with friends, romance and tiny parasols garnishing your virgin banana daiquiri glass. There's still time to fill in the gap! > Lesson 11: Life Experience Each year, in fact, more and more students are taking a year off between high school and college to enjoy a “gap year,” and you can too! Tobe honest, the world needs you, your dreams, your crazy imagination, your curiosity and your creative ideas. The world needs more artists and poets, who don't know it. Yes, college can wait, even your parents can wait, but the world cannot, See the world NOW, while you're still young, beautiful and determined to make a difference. llwant to We all want to make a difference and feel like we belong. We give our lives meaning. Don't be afraid to venture into the unknown or explore the landscape of your imagination. 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Listen to the questions and answer them according to the Topic. Remember that One question has 2 different ways to answer. Now let's start. % E-= 3 Alaa I > Lesson 11: Life Experience er ee eae eee ee eea 7 > ‘sousHedxg 24!" ‘|| UOSSe] ‘ 4 P “s[eyap 4aYLNy 404 |JeWa INOA yDaYD “spualy pue Ajiwey ino ym Buryeeds jo Aem jesnyeu a40w e }dope IM NOK ‘Booed YU “SUOITESJBAUDO InyBulueaw a10W Arey 0} MOY UO IUBISU! @pIAOdd IM Ay | yew ysN[aney NA a\doed 4O NOK 0} }SASO}D SOY} WO} BOD UBD suoljsenb esay | ‘sequstiedxe jeuosied ANOA ssnosip 0} AueiNqedOA Wed] ||IM NO, “Aj!| UMO.ANOA ynoge y[e} 0} MOY Booed 0] BOUBYO BY} BARY |IIM NOA ‘Led siy} Ul IN (o]R Ee} alelot<(- W1\}J > Lesson 11: Life Experience Believe in yourself! Have faith in your abilities! Without a humble but reasonable confidence in your own powers you cannot be successful or happy. Norman Vincent Peale , oe i ee oe aeI]. FUTURE GOAL Topic 01: What Are You Planning? Astudent shares his long and short-term goals with his professor, about his plans to graduate and his plans for the future. Student: Professor: Student: Professor: Student: Professor: Student Professor: Student: Professor: Student: Professor: Student: Excuse me, sir... Sir? Excuse me. Oh, sorry, Paul. I didn't hear you. 'm reading about ant gravity and... well, t's really hard to put it down. What can| help you with? I'd like to ask you some questions and get your opi about my final research project. Okay. Have you decided what you're doingit on yet? To be honest, Professor, I'm torn between doing something ‘on the banking industry or the hospitality industry. Oh? Well, those are two very different things. Have you thought about your long and short-term goals? Well, my short-term goals to work at abank and go to graduate school, but long-term, | want to open up my own hotel What do you want to study in graduate school? Hospitality Management, of course. Ofcourse... Why do you wanna work at a bank? Ican learn how to save money. Hmm, you wanna work at a bank to learn how to save money... How do you plan on paying for grad school? Uhhh, Ihadn't thought about that... guess I'lhave to take out some loans. b> Lesson 12: Future Goal Professor: Student: Professor: Student: Professor: They laugh ‘Student: Professor: Student: Professor: You want to work at a bank to save some money, to eventually go to graduate school, where youll study Hospitality Management, your ultimate goal. Exactly! ‘So what if you look for a job in the hospitality industry, instead? The starting pay will be comparable to that of a bank. You can learn how to save money that way, and use the bank to keepit. Wow! That makes alot of sense, actually. That's why they pay me the big bucks, Paul Thanks, Professor. Now, back to your research project. You can come see me anytime. My door’s always open. Will do... 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A few, even laughed, blaming the King for not maintaining the roads properly. Not one of them, however, attempted to move it, making it easier for those who would surely stumble upon it later. Finally, a peasant whose arms were burdened with heavy vegetables that would later become part of the King's feast, came upon the obstacle in his path. Putting his vegetables gently to the side of the road, he made a noble attempt toremove it. It was an extraordinary achievement for any man, let alone this jis weariness showed, Gathering up the King’s feast, he continued on his way..whenhe sawa satchel in the road where the boulder had beer Covered in dirt, he wiped it clean and looked inside. Blinded by the brilliance of something shiny, he found out... it was stuffed with gold coins and a note from the King that read: “To the man who doth pass ona golden opportunity, he has lost his way in the world. to the man who hath helped to improve the human con the kingdom will be yours forever more. 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Yes, Paul has thought about his long and short-term career goals. ‘Answer: Paul's short-term goals are working at a bank and going to agrad school. ‘Answer: His short-term goals are working at abank and going toa gradschool. ‘Question: Does Paul want to study Finance or Hospitality Management in tin Answer: Hospitality Management, Paul wants to study Hospitality ‘Question: Why does Paul want to work at a bank? Answer, Paulwants to work at a bank to learn how to save money. Question: How can Paul afford going to grad school? Answer: _Paulcanafford going to grad school by taking out some loans. ‘Answer: Paufs.ultimate goalis studying Hospitality Management. 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[EE mower Yessnowas. ‘Answer: Yes, the King was curious to see what his roadblock would do to his, courtiers day's journeys. ‘Question: What noble attempt did the peasant make? ‘Answer: Heremoved the roadblock. Answer. Thenoble attempt the peasant made was removing the roadblock. ‘Question: Did the peasant make an extraordinary achievement? ‘Answer. Yes,hedid. ‘Answer: Yes, the peasant made an extraordinary achievement. ‘Question: Wasa satchel or a cart placednext to the boulder? Answer: Itwasasatchel. ‘Answer. Asatchelwasplacednext to the boulder. ‘Question: Why did the King hide near the roadblock? the roadblock tosee if anyone would stop toremove the road. Answer Thel ‘would stop to remove the obstacle from theroad, See TSS SE See aN ESL ‘Question: Were the peasants the first to stumble upon the roadblock? 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