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Hi guys!

I hope you enjoyed this week's lecture! Please follow the instructions for your level and complete the task by Monday and email your work to your General English teacher.

Firstname.lastname@ef.com

Have fun and get creative!!!

Liz

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Ethics Advice Column

You are a writer for an advice column in a newspaper/magazine. You must respond to these 4 questions:

1. “My friend cheated on a test. What should I do?”

2. “My friend asked me to keep a bad secret. What should I do?”

3. “I found a wallet with money. What should I do?”

4. “Is it OK to steal food if you are very hungry?”

Think about:

Virtue ethics

Utilitarianism

Deontology

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Create a poster and explain if 3 situations are right, wrong, or if you're not sure.

Choose 3 situations and say if they are:
✔ right
❌ wrong
🤔 not sure

and why! Include information about: virtue ethics, utilitarianism, and deontology ethics

Examples:

Lying to help a friend

Stealing food because you are hungry

Cheating on a test

Keeping money you find

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1. Listening to natural speed: Comprehension

2. Listening to the news

3. Listening to stories

4. Listening for detail: dictation

5. Advanced listening: authentic podcasts

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Aims

to practise my independent English study skills by working alone on a skill that I need or want to improve

to complete any unfinished homework for my General English class

In this Project and self-study lesson you can do..

A Lecture-based Project

Find your level and teacher's name in the next columns. You will see projects based on this week's lecture. Follow the instructions

or Self Study

Choose a listening, reading or writing website to practise from the list below or do your homework

Other self-study options such as Cambridge or IELTS exam practice, reading a graded reader book from the academic office or doing a chapter from an EF Grammar Book are OK too

It is your choice to choose something that is a) studying English and b) a good use of your time

The teacher is present to answer any questions you have and give you advice. Please ask if you need help

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1. EF Campus Learning

2. Listening:

1. TED Talks

2. English Listening Lesson Library Online

3. Lyrics Training

3. Exam practice

1. Cambridge Exams (FCE, CAE)

2. IELTS

4. Other stuff

1. BBC Learning English

2. Grammar Monster

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Click on this link to see the available books to borrow from the EF Bristol Graded Reader Library.

If you are interested in borrowing a book, come to the Academic Office.

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Writing practice for self-study
Get immediate feedback with suggestions for corrections.

Free to use - you just need to sign in.

You can opt to pay for IELTS/Cambridge exam writing tasks.

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Write & Improve is a free service for learners of English to practice their written English. Submit your written work and receive feedback in seconds, covering spelling, vocabulary, grammar and general style.

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1. Public domain ebooks: Project Gutenberg

2. News:

1. Metro

2. The Guardian

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Ethics in Real Life - Podcast script

Write a 5-minute podcast script:

explain one dilemma

discuss virtue / utilitarian / deontology philosophies

say which philosophical approach you agree with

Record it if you want!

Choose ONE ethical dilemma from the lecture:

lying to help someone

cheating in a test

stealing food

finding a wallet

the trolley problem