HL-2
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Learning goals
Develop our vocabulary, listening and discussion skills
Lesson exercises
Previous lesson
Listening exercise
Discussion
Previous lesson
🕒~5-10 minutes
On your whiteboard, complete the text by filling in the gaps with linking words.
In the digital age, privacy has become one of the most debated topics. (1) , many people enjoy the convenience of online services without understanding the risks involved. (2) , we often agree to terms and conditions without reading them carefully, giving companies access to our personal data.
(3) , the benefits of sharing our data are significant. (4) , companies can use this information to improve their services and offer better products. (5) , some people argue that data collection can lead to innovation and personalized experiences.
(6) , there are serious concerns about how this data is used. (7) , data breaches and the misuse of personal information have become common. (8) , many people feel uncomfortable with the idea that companies track their behavior without their explicit consent.
(9) , while data sharing can bring some benefits, it also comes with significant risks. (10) , it is essential to develop stricter regulations to protect online privacy.
Linking words (not in order)
Additionally
First
Furthermore
However
Initially
In contrast
In conclusion
On the one hand
On the other hand
To begin with
Therefore
To summarise
Listening exercise
🕒~15 minutes
Improve discussion and receptive skills
Listen to CrashCourse’s Henrietta Lacks, the Tuskegee Experiment, and Ethical Data Collection
By yourself, answer the questions by circling A, B, C or D
Discussion
🕒~15 minutes
Discuss the questions with your classmates. Share what you talked about with the rest of the class. Take notes as needed.
Is it ever ethical to conduct research on people who have limited power, resources or say in the matter?
Do you think Henrietta Lacks and her family should have received financial compensation for the use of her cells?
In today's society, is it possible to maintain privacy when using the internet?
Do you feel coerced into using certain digital platforms (like Google or X) due to their widespread use? Explain your feelings.
Should animals have the same ethical considerations as humans in research studies?
Homework
Study the vocabulary
Exit ticket
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