INSTRUCTIONS to teachers and students:
ENGLISH: These English lessons are designed to be used either by students to help themselves improve their English or by teachers to use when delivering lessons to their students. Every lesson has six sections. Common idioms and expressions, a gap fill exercise, a reading text with new vocabulary, a grammar section, a speaking section and a writing section. These six sections help students and teachers cover the main elements of the English language.
Grammar included: ‘Received Pronunciation’ and ‘The Correct Pronunciation of “ED” in a regular verb.
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Remember that during the lesson we are continuing our RP practice to be able to improve our pronunciation and diction.
READING (Concentrate on your pronunciation of the ‘ed’ sounds. You will find the ‘ed’ lesson at the end of this English lesson.
Conversation Topic: The Evolution and Impact of Your Favourite Music Genre
Introduction:
- Briefly briefly describe your favourite music genre. What drew you to it initially?
Historical Context:
- Discuss the origins of the genre. When and where did it first emerge?
- Who were the pioneers of this genre? What were their influences and contributions?
Evolution Over Time:
- How has the genre evolved since its inception?
- What are some of the major sub-genres that have developed?
- Discuss any notable shifts in style, themes, or popularity over the decades.
Cultural and Social Impact:
- How has this music genre influenced popular culture?
- Are there any significant social or political movements associated with this genre?
- How has the genre impacted fashion, language, or other aspects of society?
Personal Connection:
- Are there any personal experiences with the genre. Do they you any favourite artists or albums? Why do these stand out to them?
- How does this genre resonate with your personal life or identity?
Current Trends and Future Directions:
- What are some of the current trends within this genre?
- Are there any emerging artists or new sub-genres that are gaining popularity?
- Speculate on the future of the genre. Where do they see it heading in the next few years?
Interactive Activities:
- Listen to and analyse a song together. Discuss its lyrics, composition, and overall impact.
- Create a playlist of essential tracks from the genre’s history. Ask the student to explain their selections.
- Debate the genre’s most influential artist or album and support the argument with examples.
Conclusion:
- Summarize the discussion. How has your understanding or appreciation of the genre deepened through the conversation.