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- Greg Malivuk
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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- Homework: read p. 27 and do p. 26 parts 3, 4, 5 (also write or underline words that you don’t understand)
- part 3
- 1 1, 2, 4
- 2 5 (last paragraph)
- 3 3
- part 4
- 1 flamenco in Japan
- 2 Italian food in Denmark and McDonald’s everywhere
- 3 Barbie
- 4 more than ⅕ of all the people in the world speak some English
- 5 Sesame Street
- part 5 - b
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- New Words:
- shrinking = becoming smaller (the world shrinks when people become more connected)
- resilient = flexible and adaptable (resilient cultures won’t be destroyed by changes)
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- part 6 - What is the purpose of the “quotation marks” in each sentence?
- 1 b (also to define a word)
- 2 a
- 3 b (this is a word some other people have said, but not a specific person)
- 4 a
- There is a lot of “Mexican” food around here. - It’s not really Mexican food, but it’s supposed to be, or the restaurant menu says it’s Mexican. (Taco Bell serves “Mexican” food.)
- These are sometimes called scare quotes.
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- part 7 - What about the author’s opinion of globalization? - c
- The author doesn’t directly say her opinion, but she seems to think it’s a good thing more than a bad thing. She mostly just gives positive examples.
- What are some negative effects of globalization?
- http://www.techinsider.io/map-of-the-major-panama-papers-leak-2016-4
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- Make a list of 5 recent things you have done that are a direct result of globalization or global exchange.
- In groups of 3-4, share your list of things. Do you have many of the same experiences with globalization?
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- p. 28 part 1 - With your partner, decide which of the events you would go to, and why.
- part 2 - Read the comments and predict which event they are talking about. Then listen and check.
- part 3 - Listen again and mark the statements and questions you hear.
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- Who’s it by?
- - About a movie: the director, the production company or producer, the animator, the screenwriter
- - About a series: the producer, the showrunner
- - About a book: the author
- Who’s it about? = Who is the main character?
- What is it about? = What is the topic? What is the story?
- Who’s in it? = Who are the actors (in a movie, TV show, or play)?
- What’s playing? = What movies are showing?
- Who’s playing? = What team or band or musician is playing (a game or instrument)?
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- BREAK
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- Read your information about Femi Kuti and plan what questions you will need to ask to find the missing information.
- Then stand up and ask other people your questions (check first if the person has A or B). Do not ask the same person more than 2 questions.
- Text A
- Where was Femi Kuti born?
- Where did he grow up?
- What type of music did Flea Kuti invent?
- When was Femi a member of his father’s band?
- What is the band called? / What is the name of the band?
- How many albums has he released?
- When did he release his first album?
- What does his live show sound like?
- What instruments does his band play?
- Text B
- When was he born?
- Where has he lived since then?
- Who is his father? / Who is his parent who invented Afrobeat?
- How long has he had his own band. “hazzy hadiz”
- Where has he performed at festivals?
- What was his first album?
- What has he written songs about?
- What does his show look like? / What do his shows look like?
- What type of performers does his band include?
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- p. 30 - How do you think the drummer feels?
- part 2 - What do you expect to see in the video? Watch and check.
- part 4 - Watch again and answer the questions.
- part 5 - Complete the timeline of the history of Taiko drumming.
- 2000 years ago - Japanese warriors used drums to make enemies fear them.
- early 1900s - Taiko drumming was popular in Japanese-American communities.
- mid-1900s - People were losing interest in taiko.
- 1968 - Seiichi Tanaka arrived and added new interest in taiko.
- now - Taiko has become popular again and there are many groups in the US and Canada.
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- Seiichi Tanaka says, “I was just fresh off the boat. So a whole bunch of ‘fresh off the boat’ people get together and play drums.”
- fresh off the boat = recent or first-generation immigrant (usually from Asia)
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- part 8 - What traditional instruments come from your country?
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- Homework: write a list of charity organizations or causes you could raise money for, and a list of entertainment events that could be used to raise money for that charity
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