Lead-In Discussion
1. What is a good opinion for you?
2. What is a bad opinion for you?
3. What will you do if you disagree with someone's opinion?
4. Did you ever try to change someone's mind? How?

Viewing Tasks and Questions
1. What is the main idea of this video?
2. How many tips on how to change someone's mind in this video?
3. What is the first tip?
4. Which career will most likely use the third trick (Get the other person saying "Yes" as fast as possible)?
5. Why we should not interrupt people who are talking or sharing their opinion?
6. What is the example of the situation in the last tip?

Follow Up Discussion
1. What do you think of the video? Can you relate? How?
2. Do you think the tips in this video are useful?
3. Do you want super power to change anyone's mind? Why?
4. Which tip is the most useful for you? Why?
5. How can you prevent arguments?
6. Do you think your opinions are always stronger than others?
7. What is the worst opinion that you met in your life?

Debate Statements
1. Facts are always stronger than opinions.
2. The best opinion always comes from voting.
3. Most arguments come from sharing opinions.
4. You should not interrupt someone while he is sharing his opinion.
5. The best way to change someone's mind is to convince him by facts.
6. A bias is one of the opinions.

Useful words
1. Hinder(verb.) To limit the ability of someone to do something.
2. Topple(verb.) To (cause to) lose balance and fall down.
3. Invoke(verb.) To make someone have a particular feeling or remember something.
4. Bullheaded(adjective.) Very determined to do what you want to do, especially without considering other people's feelings.
5. Emphasize(verb.) To show that something is very important.
6. Likelihood(noun.) The chance that something will happen.