World Tour - New York

30min

900 P

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TARGET OF THE TRAINING

At the end of the training , the student is expected to:

● build a database of words and grammar information

● develop his/her confidence in answering a variety of questions

● improve his/her ability to understand the question correctly before

answering

● get familiar with different sentence structures

● always answer in the form of full sentences

● improve fluency and deliver sentences at a faster pace, and free

from hesitation and repetition

PART 0. Opening (1 min)

PART 1. Warm up (3 min)

Ask questions (2-3 mins)

1. Have you been to New York?

a. If yes: What do you think of New York?

b. If no: Would you like to visit New York?

2. What do you think are the charms of New York?

3. Why do you think it’s a popular destination for people from other

countries?

PART 3: Comprehension check (3 mins)

Check their understanding with a True / False Quiz:

1. Q:New York City (NYC) is the second largest city by population in

the United States. Is this true or false?

2. Q: New York It is the financial capital of the U.S. since it is home to

the nation's stock market. Is this true or false?

3. Q: New York City is made up of five boroughs, each of which is a

county of the State of New York. Is this true or false?

4. Q: The Statue of Liberty welcomed millions of immigrants as they

came to the U.S. by Train in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Is this true or false?

5. Q: New York City experiences a humid subtropical climate. Is this

true or false?

PART 4. Verbal Summary (5 mins)

Copy and paste the Model Summary to Skype Chat box. Then the trainer

reads the summary. Ask the student unfamiliar words and explain.

Let the student make a summary orally.

Use words that are as difficult as possible and have no duplicates.

Model Summary

New York City (NYC) is the largest city by population in the United

States. As many as 800 languages are spoken in New York, making it

the most linguistically diverse city in the world. It is the financial capital

of the US since it is home to the nation's stock market, Wall Street.

Lastly, The Statue of Liberty of New York welcomes the millions of

immigrants as they came to the U.S. by ship in the late 19th and early

20th centuries, and it is a symbol of the U.S. and its ideals of liberty and

peace.

Part 6. Discussion (8 min)

Discussion Topics

1. What are the similarities between the climate in New York and

Tokyo?

a. What season do you think would you enjoy the most in New

York?

2. What are the things you want to know more about New York and

why?

3. What cultural sights or experiences would you like to enjoy in New

York?

4. What do you think of New York as a global hub of business and

commerce in the U.S.?

5. New York has a significant number of immigrants. How about in

Japan, do you also have a large number of immigrants?

a. What are mostly their Nationalities?

b. What do you think of the immigrants?

Part 7. Closing (3 min)

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