Eiken Lis-Pre 2nd 2018-3
Speak to Learn Chapter 34 Unit 2
- G-Drive- VIU: What’s on the Menu?/p.144 -> Read the menu aloud => Reading=> Pair Speaking
Interest Sandwiches Menu
Inside Reading-1 Unit 6 Reading 2 Forensic Science #2
- Read Par. 1~5 to Identify the order of events and segments.
- Read “The Forensics Lab”-> Read aloud [Last]
- Read aloud TBD=> STT
-> Reading Skill: Identifying Time and Sequence Words-> B.
=> Group the text into (four) segments and Identify the topic of each segment.
[Intro-Par.2] Forensic Science [Par.3-5] What MEs and CSIS do
[Par.6-11] What the Forensic Lab does [Last] The panel’s role
=> Blog Write the main ideas of the article in four sentences.
Try NOT to use the phrases from the text. Try to paraphrase (to state something written or spoken in different words) and use the word family of the words/expressions.
Forensic science, known in Sherlock Holmes stories, is to analyze physical evidence scientifically to solve crimes.
Medical examiner, or ME, examines the body of a victim and crime scene investigators took photos and collect traces, such as fingerprints or objects, to find clues of the crime and suspect(s).
The forensic laboratory then examines the evidence to find information such as when, where, how and by who the crime was taken place.
Once sufficient evidence to prove the crime is confirmed by the police panel, they take the case to court for trial.
(92 words)
Read & Write Unit 5 Reading 2 The Challenge of Running a Family Business #1
- Vocabulary: pass sth down give/teach sth to children/younger generation and they do the same; hand down
- Read-> Main Ideas B, Details B: Write two of the reasons why family businesses fail.
Blog The Wall Street Journal is an American international daily newspaper with a special emphasis on business and economic news. It is published in New York City by Dow Jones & Company, a division of News Corporation, along with the Asian and European editions. The Journal is the largest newspaper in the United States, with 2.2 million circulations, including one million copies and 1.2 million online paid subscriptions as of June 2017, compared to USA Today's 1.7 million. It primarily covers American economic and international business topics, and financial news and issues. Its name derives from Wall Street, located in New York City, which is the heart of the financial district; it was first printed in 1889, purchased by a journalist Clarence Barron, succeeded and controlled by his descendants, the Bancroft Family in 1928 until it was sold to News Corporation.
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