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Bodleian Libraries in Oxford , UK (Hogwarts’ Library in the Harry Potter Films)

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Bodleian Libraries in Oxford , UK (Hogwarts’ Library in the Harry Potter Films)

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Take a 360° tour of the Bodleian, Hogwarts’ library in the Harry Potter films

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Tianjin Binhai Library in Tianjin, China

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Tianjin Binhai Library in Tianjin, China

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You Can Climb A 'Book Mountain' In This Gigantic Library In China

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https://www.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/
https://www.mvrdv.nl/en/projects/tianjin-binhai-library
http://www.tjl.tj.cn/ArticleChannel.aspx?ChannelID=440

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Describe the similarities and differences of the two libraries on the right using comparative and contrastive sentence structures learnt in class.

Please remember to use appropriate adjectives, comparative adjectives (-er, -ier, -est, -iest, more/less, most/least...) and appropriate sentence structures to describe similarities and differences.

For more information, please review Unit 6 (p.70 - 75) of LAN4107 RE study package.

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Teachers may follow these procedures:

TASK 1

1. Review the sentence structures taught in Unit 6 (p.70 - 75) with students.

2. Ask students to watch the two videos, as for Bodleian Library 360 Degree Tour Video, students could watch it by using their phone as their phone could be served as VR medium.

3. Invite students to add posts under the column 'Similarities' and 'Differences'.

4. Check answers.

TASK 2

1. Invite students to conduct secondary research and look for more information about the two libraries. (e.g. architecture, facilities, books collection, opening hours, location, transportation ... )

2. Ask students to compare the two libraries and share their ideas by creating new posts.

3. Elicit responses.

4. Group students' ideas into different categories by creating new columns and dragging students' posts under the columns.

References:
https://www.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/
https://www.mvrdv.nl/en/projects/tianjin-binhai-library
http://www.tjl.tj.cn/ArticleChannel.aspx?ChannelID=440