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20. Homework. Write an essay of 250 words on the advantages and possible disadvantages of having a very busy Social life while studying in England. Access :  http://www.boomwriter.com/ and upload your essay. Then vote your favourite essay using the special compare/marking feature offered by the platform. 

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20. Homework. Write an essay of 250 words on the advantages and possible disadvantages of having a very busy Social life while studying in England. Access :  http://www.boomwriter.com/ and upload your essay. Then vote your favourite essay using the special compare/marking feature offered by the platform. 

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BoomWriter is a free group-writing website for teachers where students develop and enhance their writing, reading, vocabulary, and peer assessment skills.

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19. Classroom discussion on
comparing and contrasting Uni life in various reputable institutions of
higher education in the UK.  

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19. Classroom discussion on
comparing and contrasting Uni life in various reputable institutions of
higher education in the UK.  

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18. The winning infographic will be presented in the classroom

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18. The winning infographic will be presented in the classroom

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16. Go through other peoples infographics and pick your favourite. (it must be other than yours). Vote

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16. Go through other peoples infographics and pick your favourite. (it must be other than yours). Vote

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15. Embed your infographic in the classroom blog.

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15. Embed your infographic in the classroom blog.

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14. Visit http://visual.ly/uk-university-facts-infographic. You can either copy and paste the link on your browser or click on the embedded image. Proceed in making your own infographic. 

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14. Visit http://visual.ly/uk-university-facts-infographic. You can either copy and paste the link on your browser or click on the embedded image. Proceed in making your own infographic. 

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Write down your top 10 of activities starting with your favourite one.On the right provide a few details about each Society

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UK University Facts Infographic | Visual.ly

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Infographic displaying some facts about Top 10 Universities in the UK. The UK has a tradition of fascinating academic history, educating very importa

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13. in 5 minutes present your findings to your partner. Explain why you think these activities suit your character.  

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13. in 5 minutes present your findings to your partner. Explain why you think these activities suit your character.  

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12. Scan for prices, places, accessibility, options, membership status. Add those details to your Google doc. 

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12. Scan for prices, places, accessibility, options, membership status. Add those details to your Google doc. 

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11. Start going though the different activities. Don't be overwhelmed and don't spend too much time in each one (maybe less than a minute). Pick your top ten activites and use Google Docs to write them down.  

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11. Start going though the different activities. Don't be overwhelmed and don't spend too much time in each one (maybe less than a minute). Pick your top ten activites and use Google Docs to write them down.  

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10. Start Skimming through the contents of each University site and pick your favourite. Visit the "societies", "Student life", "Social life", or "Extra-curricular activities" sections.  

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10. Start Skimming through the contents of each University site and pick your favourite. Visit the "societies", "Student life", "Social life", or "Extra-curricular activities" sections.  

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If you can't locate any suitable examples then visit : https://www.warwicksu.com/societies/all/ to get some ideas.

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Warwick Students' Union - creating a better experience for students at Warwick.

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9. Jot down a list of Universities that you have applied for. Which one do you think is your favourite. 

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9. Jot down a list of Universities that you have applied for. Which one do you think is your favourite. 

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8. Use Evernote and write a list of your free time activities and hobbies. Either click on the image below or copy and paste the link.

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8. Use Evernote and write a list of your free time activities and hobbies. Either click on the image below or copy and paste the link.

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https://www.evernote.com/shard/s509/sh/db1fd197-2a18-461c-86a9-8acc0a34c006/186be677dfeedfb82b1e03047a83bef3

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                                         7. What are your hobbies and free time activities.

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                                         7. What are your hobbies and free time activities.

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6. Did you guess right? Discuss it with your partner.

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6. Did you guess right? Discuss it with your partner.

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4.  Read the Text in 2 minutes. Try and skim for what,where,when,why.

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4.  Read the Text in 2 minutes. Try and skim for what,where,when,why.

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Joining a club or society when you go to university is highly recommended and one of the most fun and rewarding things you can do during your degree. There is something for everyone - really!

The most famous of all the student clubs in the UK is surely the Bullingdon Club at Oxford University – Boris Johnson, George Osborne and David Cameron are all former members. When we heard there was a beekeeping society, we made it our mission to try and find the strangest, wackiest university clubs and societies in the UK. If you like the sound of them, start one at your own university!

KiguSoc @ University of York

In case you missed it, Kigus (Japanese onesies that look like children’s animal costumes) are all the rage now. So it’s fitting that someone at the University of York started this club.

Assassins Society @ Durham University

Assassins Societies are really popular university societies across the world, and in the UK, the Durham University lot reckon they’re one of the most active. The idea is you’re assigned a target by the Guild, and you have to kill them without being noticed.

Re-enactment Society @ University of Liverpool

Again, there are several branches of re-enactment societies at universities across the UK so if you’re a history buff, you might want to check and see if they have one at your student union. The re-enactment society at the University of Liverpool exists to “promote and encourage involvement with the UK and European Re-enactment Societies, and bringing to life the Historical ways of life from many different periods of our history.”

The Curry Society @ Leicester University

Leicester has a great reputation for being a brilliant place to grab a curry, so it's fitting that their university should have a curry society. The society are planning to hold a ‘curry crawl’ in 2013. We reckon this one might be the reserve of those with iron stomachs!

Hummous Society @ London School of Economics

This one isn’t so much strange as… We didn’t realise people were such fans of the stuff! Past events have included a hummous-tasting evening with over 40 types of hummous, a tour-de-force of a middle-eastern kitchen, hummous-making master-class, summer picnic and scrumptious evenings out. They’ve even had henna painting and sheesha.

Society for Gentlemanly Pursuits @ Keele University

Ah, we like the sound of this society! It is apparently “based upon the mutual interest in the partaking of fine liquors and music of good quality alongside educated discussion.” The group says they cater for a “plethora of interests, from Classic cinema to Distillery visits”.

Harry Potter Society @ Cardiff University

Strangely, Harry Potter-themed societies are gathering in popularity in student unions. This group in Cardiff hosts Triwizard Tournaments, socials, assault courses, and of course film screenings and discussions.

Gog Magog Molly @ Cambridge University

Gog Magog Molly was founded in 1996 to perform at the 80th Birthday Party of Cyril Papworth, who lived in Cambridge and collected the local traditional dances. Molly dancing is the East Anglian morris tradition, originally danced every January by disguised plough boys, when the fields were too frozen to plough. The group will be celebrating their 16th birthday this year.

KrakenSoc  @ Southampton University

This society is for people who are into steampunk. The aim is to provide a focus point for those who take part in the Steampunk culture, and as part of this, the society organises trips to museums and hosts film screenings.

The Pirate Society @ the University of Sussex

Disillusioned by societies which required an element of skill or specific interest, med student Ben Carter founded the group with one thing in mind: fun.

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                                                           1. Who are the students.

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                                                           1. Who are the students.

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Target Group: EAP students preparing to sit their IELTS academic module exams.

Age 17+, Private School-English Language Center/EU streamed education.

English is mandatory in formal mainstream education.

Summer Intensive lessons

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                      3. Use Tricider and write 2 possible scenarios.

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                      3. Use Tricider and write 2 possible scenarios.

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Go to : http://www.tricider.com/brainstorming/2n2etcBBZhZ

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Where do you think this picture was taken. - brainstorming and voting | tricider

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Let's do some brainstorming and vote for the best ideas. What do you think?

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2. Try and guess where the picture was taken. Discuss it with your Partner. Try and describe the picture. 

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2. Try and guess where the picture was taken. Discuss it with your Partner. Try and describe the picture. 

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Read the complete text to get more information. Scan for more information

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Social Life. The role of Societies in British Universities. 

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                                           Student
Social Life. The role of Societies in British Universities. 