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Activity: Emotional Profile and Video Discussion
Put students in pairs to discuss their takeaways from the video. They can answer questions like:
Did you agree with the video?
Do you think it’s better to be an introvert or an extrovert in today’s society? Why?
Do you think that being an introvert or extrovert is genetic? Why or why not?
Activity: Quiz and Discussion
For a bit of fun, the students will be encouraged to take this short quiz to determine if they’re an extrovert, introvert or ambivert.
Students will ask their partner questions and fill out the form for them as if they’re a psychologist and a patient. After this, they’ll read out the “prognosis” to their partner.
As a follow-up, you can ask students if they agree with the findings of the quiz.
If there’s time at the end of the class, a quick game such as hangman can be played using the vocabulary from the video.
If your class is set up on FluentU, you can send students away with the link to the video so that they can watch again and practice on their own time using the built-in comprehension quiz and learn mode.
Lesson Plan for Adults/Business English: “What Makes a Good Conversation?”
This lesson plan uses a video called “What Makes a Good Conversation?” and is mostly about conversation and video analysis. It encourages the students to examine a video at different levels while discussing key lessons and concepts. It would suit an English business class or an advanced adult class, and it’s incredibly adaptable to both an online setting or an in-person class.
Due to the class’s conversational nature, it’s integral to provide sufficient feedback and play the selected clip several times for the students.
You can also encourage note-taking as there will be some questions specifically related to the content of the video.
Warm-up Questions
These questions can be asked in pairs or as a whole group, depending on class size.
Are you a conversationalist? What do you think this means?
Have you ever been involved in an incredibly enriching conversation? Tell us about it!
Have you ever been involved in a very poor conversation? Tell us about it!
What makes a good/productive conversation? What makes a conversation pointless?