Week 1
Week 1
Week 1
ELP – 2023
January 23 to 27
AIMS:
● Overview program
● Identify main ideas, details, purpose and audience in written and spoken
texts.
● Get familiar with vocabulary related to volunteering
Everyday Heroes
LISTENING: Watch the following video
https://youtu.be/ljHPZ5dcu9g and answer
the questions below. Be ready to share
your answers to the class:
READING: Read the text and answer the questions below. Be ready to share
your answers with your teacher.
How helping form your professional field
How can I help you? You’ve probably heard this
question a million times. How often is it genuine?
How often does it come without a self-serving
agenda? Rarely. It usually comes from someone
who wants something from you. They want to take
your order.
If you polled experts on the most important skills for career advancement,
there’s no doubt the ideas you collected would include drive, vision,
communications, networking as well as many of the topics covered in my latest
book, The Road to Recognition. Generosity may not make the list. But it
definitely should.
Generosity with your skills and time will catapult your success. Why?
● Helping others makes you a leader—True leaders are willing to teach, help
others advance, showcase their skills, and learn from others.
● You activate your network—Helping others leads to opportunities. You send
a message about what it means to be connected to you and your network is
more likely to reciprocate.
● You grow—All your interactions have the potential to deliver personal and
professional growth. Being helpful proves you are a team player.
You probably know someone who has a professional network that seems to be
consistently opening doors for them that appear close to you? It would be easy
to pass off this success as luck – happening to know the right people at the
right time. However, my experience has taught me that people create their
own reciprocal luck by simply helping those in their network.
1. Explain the main reasons why helping may give an impulse to your
career
a.
b.
c.
2. Which were the main reasons why you chose your major?
3. Ms. Baker says it's important for Martha to choose a career that
________.
a. has a lot of responsibility
b. makes her happy
c. is very challenging
Listening part 2:
Choose True, False, or Not Given for each statement
True
False
Not given
WRITING
HELPING MY COMMUNITY WITHIN MY FIELD OF
WORK
Write a paragraph (100 to 120 words) mentioning what you study, describing
the reasons that led you to choose the major you are studying and how you
could help the community from the perspective of your career:
Student A
ENGLISH SPANISH
1. TAKE CARE OF
2. KINDNESS
3. BE THERE FOR
4. INSPIRE
5. DONATE
6. VOLUNTEER
7. BELIEF
8. SUCCESSFUL
9. DAILY ACTIONS
10. MAKE A DIFFERENCE
11. GO THROUGH
12. MAKE AN IMPACT ON
13. PROFITABLE
14. HOMELESS
Student B
ENGLISH SPANISH
15. HELP OUT AT
16. WISH
17. RAISE MONEY
18. GIVE UP
19. SMALL ACTS
20. WEALTHY
21. INTERFERE
22. INJURED
23. CHARITY
24. BEG
25. AFFECT
26. SURVIVOR
27. PURSUE
28. BLOOD
Speaking / Vocabulary
Work in pairs to ask and answer the questions below. Practice the use
of the target vocabulary:
1. Do you donate things you do not need anymore? Why / why not?
2. If you see a person that is lost on the street, do you try to help
3. If you saw a man attacking a woman in public would you interfere? Why /
why not?
5. Would you consider donating your organs when you die? Why or why not?
6. Have you ever done volunteer work? If so, describe the work you
9. Do you think we should give money to people who beg at the streetlights
10. Do you think homeless people choose not to work and prefer to
ask for money because it is more profitable and easy? What do you
think?