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Jennifer Osorio Herrada - Asynchronous Work # 3 - Part 1 (Role Play)
Jennifer Osorio Herrada - Asynchronous Work # 3 - Part 1 (Role Play)
ILEX – Course 7
Future Tenses and Classroom Project
Objective: Make predictions about education and employment using future forms.
1. Option 1 Prompt: Imagine you are discussing future career paths with a friend. Talk
about the job you aspire to have and the steps you will take to achieve it, and the
challenges you think you will have to face.
Example: Student A: In the future, I want to be a doctor. I will study hard to get good
grades in high school and then attend medical school. By the time I finish my studies, I
will have acquired the necessary skills to become a successful doctor.
Student B: That's great! I also have big dreams for the future. I want to be an architect.
I will enroll in an architecture program and gain practical experience through
internships. By the time I'm in my thirties, I will have established my own architectural
firm.
2. Option 2 Prompt: Discuss the changes you anticipate in the field of education over the
next decade. Talk about how these changes will affect students and their learning
experiences.
Example: Student A: I believe that in the future, education will become more
personalized. Students will have access to online platforms that offer tailored learning
experiences. By 2030, traditional classrooms might be replaced by virtual classrooms,
and students will be able to learn at their own pace.
Student B: Absolutely. The rise of artificial intelligence might lead to the automation of
routine tasks across various industries. As a result, jobs that require critical thinking,
creativity, and complex problem-solving will become more valuable. By the time we
enter the job market, we will have to adapt and acquire the skills needed for these
emerging roles.
After you choose your prompt, get together and record a video-conversation (showing cameras)
role-playing the situations, using future forms as much as possible. You can use Screen Recorder
Apps, Zoom, etc.
The conversation should last between 2-3 mins max. Both members must speak in even turns.
Upload the video to Drive or Youtube and share the link to classroom as evidence.
Aspects to evaluate:
J: hi, alejandra did you hear the news about crowds protesting human labor
displacement.
A: hi, Yeah, it's so worrying, I heard that we will be replaced by robots, but it won't
happen like the movies.
J: Right, with the advancement of technology, which has helped improve productivity
with automation, I know it will have repercussions on employment. Many workers
believe their jobs will disappear and they will be unemployed.
A: I feel them, but I don't think it will happen. For example, in the 6USA they will
continue to manufacture and use Uber cars with autopilot. Will they completely replace
the cab driver? maybe, but they will create jobs for software maintenance or to track
the routes they will take.
J: So true! Also, automation will prevent so many workplace accidents and fatalities. For
example, mining. They will be dying and getting sick for years if robots are not created
to replace them. They won't be laid off because they will be able to operate the
machines remotely, like mini metal moles.
A: That's a fantastic idea, I can imagine. Ugh, by the time we're working, we'll have to
study more than we do now.
J: Although, I don't think those mini moles are far away or that we will never see the taxi
drivers again, it would be very sad.