Contents – nach Vocabulary, Skills und Grammar Vocabulary TOPIC / Unit TOPIC 1 Our changing Planet
Unit 1 The Scientist’s View
Unit 2 Different Points of View
Unit 3 Searching for solutions
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Writing (Textsorten)
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• Understanding the main points of interviews, reports and monologues • Understanding, fundamentally, native speakers • Understanding the most important elements of radio programmes and sound recordings • Understanding straightforward factual texts related to climate change • Recognizing the essential conclusions in argumentative texts
• simple, private correspondence, e.g. letters and emails (informal) • Summarizing the most important information in a text that deals with global warming
• Beginning, maintaining and ending a conversation about climate change • Talking about / interpreting statistics about CO2 emissions • Expressing one’s opinion about the destruction of ecosystems • Giving advice • Giving a presentation about the greenhouse effect
• a blog or diary entry about global warming (Creative Writing)
• Reporting on subject areas like climate change and describing one’s feelings or reactions • Explaining one’s opinions, plans, intentions and goals and giving reasons for them • Describing paintings and posters about global warming and interpreting them
• Will-Future / Conditional I
• Understanding, fundamentally, native speakers • Understanding the most important elements of radio programmes and sound recordings • Getting the essential information from a book about long-distance travel • Understanding straightforward factual texts related to food miles
• a report on food miles for a supermarket
• Expressing and giving reasons for one’s opinion in conversations and discussions about food miles • Agreeing and disagreeing, making suggestions about the best way to travel • Acting out dialogues in a role-play or a simulated professional situation • Preparing and conducting a group discussion • Presenting a project about food sources
• Reported speech
• RC: multiple-Choice • LC: short answers
• an informal email
• Individual long turn
• Understanding the main points of poems, stories, songs • Understanding short poems that deal with climate change
Grammar
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Contents – nach Vocabulary, Skills und Grammar Vocabulary TOPIC / Unit TOPIC 2 The Web of communication
Unit 4 Connecting through the Internet
Unit 5 To Talk or Not to Talk?
Unit 6 Creative Communication
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Reading / Listening
Writing (Textsorten)
Speaking
• Understanding the main points of radio news bulletins concerning social networking sites • Understanding the main points in a text about communication models • Understanding the main points in short newspaper articles about the dangers of social networking sites
• Writing an email about online programs (formal) • Writing a weblog (blog) and expressing personal views and opinions about the use of digital media • Making posters about the dangers of social networking sites
• Describing and comparing photos about different forms of communication • Expressing and responding to feelings • Giving or seeking personal views and opinions in an informal discussion about online programs • Agreeing and disagreeing politely • Giving detailed accounts of experiences, describing feelings • Paraphrasing written passages
• Adverbs / The use of adverbs
• Understanding longer simple texts from websites, newspapers or magazines • Finding information to solve a specific task in texts or text sections • Understanding the most important elements of radio programmes and sound recordings • Understanding longer simple texts from websites, newspapers or magazines • Finding information to solve a specific task in texts or text sections
• simple, private correspondence, e.g. letters and emails (informal) • Summarizing the most important information in a text that deals with communication
• Asking and answering questions on communication between families • Giving information about oneself in an interview situation
• Adjective or Adverbs / verbs of state
• Understanding short, simple poems on feelings • Understanding the main points of anecdotes, stories, poems or songs • Understanding short, simple poems on feelings
• a short creative poem about oneself (Creative Writing) • an application (e.g. dossier)
• Expressing and giving reasons for one’s opinion in conversations and discussions about creative communication • Agreeing and disagreeing politely • Describing oneself and one’s interests creatively • Presenting oneself and putting together an application
• LC: multiple matching
• a report
• Paired activity
• LiU: Editing
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Contents – nach Vocabulary, Skills und Grammar Vocabulary TOPIC / Unit TOPIC 3 Migrants and Minorities
Unit 7 What is Migration?
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Unit 8 Migrants as Minority Groups
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Unit 9 The Downside of Migration
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Reading / Listening
Writing (Textsorten)
Speaking
• a diary entry or a weblog (blog) on migration
• Beginning, maintaining and ending a conversation about migration • Expressing one’s opinion in discussions about reasons for and problems of migration • Giving an oral summary • Giving a prepared presentation about the effects of migration • Describing pictures and telling stories
• an opinion essay about immigration (step by step)
• Comparing the two parts of an interview • Expressing and giving reasons for one’s opinion in conversations and discussions about the scale of migration to the UK • Agreeing and disagreeing politely about the integration of immigrants • Comparing and contrasting photos and cartoons about illegal immigrants • Acting out dialogues in a role-play or a simulated professional situation • Explaining one’s opinions, plans, intentions and goals
• an article on stereotypes
• Expressing and giving reasons for one’s opinion in conversations and discussions about stereotypes • Agreeing and disagreeing politely • Acting out dialogues in a role-play about how to overcome prejudice
• Understanding the main points in interviews, reports and presentations • Understanding the most important elements of radio programmes and sound recordings • Getting the essential information from magazine articles about Polish immigration to the British Isles • Understanding straightforward factual texts related to migration • Finding information to solve a specific task in texts or text sections
• Recognizing the essential conclusions in argumentative texts • Understanding, fundamentally, native speakers • Understanding the most important elements of radio programmes and sound recordings
• Understanding longer simple texts from websites, newspapers or magazines • Finding information to solve a specific task in texts or text sections
• RC: short answers • LC: multiple-choice
Grammar
• Individual long turn
• Participle constructions
• LiU: banked gap-fill 3
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Contents – nach Vocabulary, Skills und Grammar Vocabulary TOPIC / Unit TOPIC 4 Violence and Crime
Unit 10 Violence in Popular Culture
Unit 11 Crime and Prevention
Unit 12 Bullying and Conformism
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• a formal email on violent video games • an opinion essay on the role of violence in books for teenage readers
• Beginning, maintaining and ending a conversation about violence and crime • Analysing charts about convictions in Austria • Giving a prepared presentation about crime rates • Expressing and giving reasons for one’s opinion in conversations and discussions about violent video games • Describing and interpreting graphs
• a simple descriptive text on the anti-knife crime campaign’s effectiveness • a report on the fight against drugs
• Expressing and giving reasons for one’s opinion in conversations and discussions about illegal graffiti • Agreeing and disagreeing politely • Acting out dialogues in a role-play about knife crime • Giving a prepared presentation • Describing pictures and telling stories
• Prepositions
• Understanding longer literary texts • Finding information to solve a specific task in texts or text sections • Understanding the main points in interviews, reports and presentations • Understanding, fundamentally, native speakers • Understanding the most important elements of radio programmes and sound recordings • Understanding longer literary texts • Finding information to solve a specific task in texts or text sections
• a blog entry about bullying
• Beginning, maintaining and ending a conversation about violence • Expressing and giving reasons for one’s opinion in conversations and discussions about bullying
• Conditional III
• RC: multiple-choice • LC: short answers
• an article
• Paired activity
• LiU: Editing
• Describing one’s personal impression of stories, books, films and plays • Getting the essential information from simple newspaper or magazine articles • Understanding longer literary texts • Recognizing the essential conclusions in argumentative texts • Finding information to solve a specific task in texts or text sections • Understanding the main points in interviews, reports and presentations • Understanding, fundamentally, native speakers • Getting the essential information from simple newspaper or magazine articles • Understanding straightforward factual texts related to crime • Understanding the main points in interviews, reports and presentations • Understanding, fundamentally, native speakers
Grammar
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Contents – nach Vocabulary, Skills und Grammar Vocabulary TOPIC / Unit TOPIC 5 Making a Difference
Unit 13 It’s Your Turn
Unit 14 Can I Help?
Unit 15 Applying for Volunteer Work
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Skills: rezeptiv
Skills: produktiv
Reading / Listening
Writing (Textsorten)
Speaking
• a report about extracurricular activities in class
• Beginning, maintaining and ending a conversation about young people’s worries • Analysing and talking about the effectiveness of posters • Expressing and giving reasons for one’s opinion about Barack Obama’s speech on June 2, 2006 • Making and presenting a speech • Describing pictures and talking about social problems
• Understanding longer simple literary texts • Finding information to solve a specific task in texts or text sections
• a blog post on a short story
• Describing one’s personal impression of stories, books, films and plays • Describing one’s personal impression of stories, books, films and plays • Talking about a poem • Beginning, maintaining and ending a conversation about helping others • Asking and answering questions about the characters of a story • Describing pictures of a small-talk situation • Acting out dialogues in a role-play and trying to keep a conversation going • Reporting on events and describing one’s feelings
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• Getting the essential information from simple newspaper or magazine articles • Finding information to solve a specific task in texts or text sections
• a letter or a personal statement, introducing oneself (formal)
• Introducing oneself in a letter or in a personal statement • Giving information about oneself in an interview situation • Describing qualities and experience • Taking on a role in a simulated professional situation and improvise thereby • Describing pictures and telling stories
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• RC: short answers • LC: sentence completion
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• Recognizing the essential conclusions in argumentative texts • Finding information to solve a specific task in texts or text sections • Understanding the main points in interviews, reports and presentations • Understanding the most important elements of radio programmes and sound recordings
Grammar
• Emphasis: Inversion • Conditionals I, II and III
• Simple present; present progressive, present perfect; to-infinitive / gerund
• LiU: Editing
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Contents – nach Vocabulary, Skills und Grammar Vocabulary TOPIC / Unit TOPIC 6 A good read
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Unit 16 The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
Unit 18 Looking for Alaska
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Skills: produktiv
Reading / Listening
Writing (Textsorten)
Speaking
• a short blurb • a dialogue of a book (rewriting) • a diary entry about a book (Creative Writing)
• Discussing book covers and titles • Evaluating a chart about teenage reading habits • Expressing and giving reasons for one’s opinion about reading habits of Austrian teenagers • Agreeing and disagreeing politely about important features which make for a good read • Speculating and reporting on books and describing one’s feelings about them
• a diary entry (Creative Writing) • an article about a book
• Expressing and giving reasons for one’s opinion about the characters of a book • Agreeing and disagreeing about encouraging young people to read more books • Giving a prepared presentation
• Understanding longer simple literary texts • Looking at a text and reading between the lines • Understanding the main points of anecdotes, stories, acted scenes or songs
• an email about an interview • a book review • a book report
• Describing one’s personal impression of stories, books, films and plays • Talking about audio books • Expressing and giving reasons for one’s opinion about eBooks • Agreeing and disagreeing politely • Describing the plot of a book or film
• RC: multiple matching • LC: short answers
• an opinion essay
• Individual long turn
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Unit 17 The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian
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• Understanding longer simple literary texts • Understanding the main points of interviews, reports and presentations • Understanding, fundamentally, native speakers
• Understanding longer simple literary texts • Speculating about the narrator • Understanding the main points of interviews, reports and presentations • Understanding the most important elements of radio programmes and sound recordings
Grammar
• Reported Speech
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