Showing posts with label Podcasts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Podcasts. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 9, 2019

C1.1 Environment Podcast Listening

Hi all!

In our next class I would like to discuss something difficult to discuss when it comes to environmental activism: Our carbon footprints. How much do we, as individuals, contribute to climate change?

Please start by taking this carbon footprint quiz to see how many Earths we would need if everyone on Earth lived like you. Don't worry, I'll do this too and reveal my answer in class.

After you take your quiz and get the results, I want you to listen to this podcast about our impact on the Earth. What do the people in the podcast have to say about the topic and what is the problem they are dealing with? How would you deal with this issue? What is your answer to the question, "If you gave up flying, how would your life change?"

Andrew Fisher flew Air New Zealand from Shanghai to Auckland and Auckland to Buenos Aires.

Tuesday, August 21, 2018

Let's Make a Podcast! B2.1

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In this project you have a simple goal. Create a podcast with a partner about something that you are both interested in, upload it, create comprehension questions, and allow us to listen to it in class. 

Step 1: Find your partner and agree on a topic to discuss. 

Step 2: Tell me about your topic so I can approve or advise you on your topic. 

Step 3: Discuss what you want to talk about with your partner. Create an outline to use to organize your discussion. Note cards, etc. 

Step 4: Record your podcast using the Soundcloud app. It is easy to use and upload the podcast. Keep it under 5 minutes. 

Step 5: After recording your podcast create some multiple choice comprehension questions for us to answer when we listen to your podcast in class. Email or give me a paper copy of these questions. (andrewnovakefny@gmail.com)

Step 6: Enjoy others podcasts in class and answer some comprehension questions to practice listening. Receive feedback on pronunciation and vocabulary. 


Due Date: 10am August 23rd, 2018. 

Tuesday, July 24, 2018

Medicine... its pretty scary.


163 - Syphilis in America
Hi All!

This is a simple listen, note, and present type of project. Here is what I need you do before you present to the class.

1. Choose a podcast from the list of episodes that I give you.
2. With a PARTNER, listen to the episode and note down the most important information that they give you about the topic. Create an outline.
3. Discuss your own opinions on the topic and be sure to note them down to include on your presentation.

Presentation.

1. What happened? How does your podcast relate to the field of medicine? A very brief intro/summary.
2. What did you know about this topic before you listened?
3. Give a summary of what was mentioned in the podcast, along with any of the more insane details that were mentioned (details get people's attention!) You are the editor here so decide what stays and what goes.
4. Give your opinion of what happened and any questions you would have for the people involved in this story.
5. Would you recommend people listen to this episode or not?

Your presentation should be 10 to 12 minutes long.

You may use prezi, powerpoint, etc. Make sure to include pictures if possible.

If your topic is graphic in nature, please include a disclaimer.

Episodes to choose from...

Dollops (http://thedollop.libsyn.com/)
33
52
50
46
90
101
99
95
133
149
144
231
155
163
156
167
182
220
280/281 Opium in America

Any episode of SAWBONES!


Wednesday, June 20, 2018

Terrestrial Podcast Listening



Terrestrial Podcast: Have a blank page to take notes on as we listen. 
1.       What generation is the announcer from?
2.       How are Ashley and her husband feeling about having kids?
3.       How does her friend describe the decision to become parents?
a.       It’s a logical, rational choice.
b.      Its much more primal and instinctual.
c.       Its not something that really needs to be planned for.
d.      The environment played no role in their decision.
4.       For Travis and Mary who is the only baby they want in their lives.
5.       For Travis, what was the first event that he witnessed that influenced his environmental awareness?
6.       Is Travis optimistic about the future? Why or not?
7.       How has Mary’s views on kids changed over time?
8.       What is her view on having children and climate change?
   
          ---- Break ----

9.       How responsible is the United States of America for resource usage/greenhouse gas emissions?
10.   World number 1 and World number 2 in the environmental “Choose your own adventure.” What is the difference?
11.   What can we expect to be happening frequently by the end of this century?
12.   What will be the consequences of such events?
13.   The Voluntary Human Extinction Movement. How should we see our greatest accomplishments as a species according to them?
14.   “Natalist propaganda.” How does Les define this?
15.   How many people can we expect to be living on Earth by 2100?


-----Break-----


16.   Keenan and Brianna have what opinion about climate and family planning?
17.   “It’s not right to blame children for the problems of the world.” Does this argument work for you or no?
18.   How can having a child be an environmentally friendly choice?
19.   How could his idea be done without government intervention?
20.   More education leads to what…?
21.   How can having a child lead to a more environmentally friendly world?


Wednesday, January 24, 2018

C1.3 Consumerism Podcast Project


1. Find a podcast that explores the history and effects of a particular good or service. (Try to find one that is at least 25 minutes.)

2. Listen to the episode and take notes on what the presenters say on the topic you've chosen.

3. Summarize their episode, both the facts and their opinions, should they express them, into a 5-8 minute presentation.

4. Include your own views and add information from other sources or express other views as needed.

5. Make a Kahoot. (Make your Kahoot by clicking here.) You will present your Kahoot at the end of your presentation.

Possible podcasts:

THE DOLLOP!

RADIOLAB!

THIS AMERICAN LIFE!

99% INVISIBLE

Smartphone addiction!