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- Finish the HW of lesson 16 (record a video) and upload it to Padlet.

- Then make a Powerpoint or Canva to go along with your final speech. (we will use this as a Visual aid)

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- Finish your final-course presentation and record a video presenting it from the beginning until the end.

- Watch this video and understand what is visual aid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVbRQ0cE0Ok

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Good afternoon, everyone! My name's Jack and I'm 11 years old.

Thanks for being here today. I want to talk about something that can make a big difference in how we share information: visual aids. These are things like charts, pictures, diagrams, and slides that help us explain ideas more clearly.

Research shows that we remember 80% of what we see, but only about 20% of what we hear. That’s why visuals are so important. They help us understand and remember information faster. For example, a chart can show trends or numbers in a way that’s much easier to understand than just reading a list. A picture can make an idea or concept feel more real.

There are many types of visual aids. Graphs and charts are great for showing data. Images and photos add extra meaning or emotion to your message. Diagrams and flowcharts can simplify processes or show how things are connected. And slides let you combine text, images, and videos in one place.

Using visual aids has many benefits. They make information clearer, help us remember it, and keep the audience interested. When we show something, rather than just telling, people connect with the message more easily.

However, it’s important to use visuals the right way. Keep things simple and don’t overload your audience with too much information. Be creative with colors and design, and make sure your visuals are easy to read. Most importantly, make sure your visuals actually support your message, rather than distracting from it.

There are also some mistakes to avoid. Don’t use too many complicated visuals or ones that are hard to read. Make sure your designs are clean and clear, and that your visuals are accessible to everyone.

Finally, there are plenty of easy-to-use tools for creating great visuals. Powerpoint, Canva, and google slides are all great choices.

To wrap up, visual aids are a powerful way to communicate. They help us explain ideas more clearly, keep people engaged, and make information easier to remember. So next time you’re presenting or teaching, remember to show your audience, not just tell them.

Thank you, and I’d be happy to answer any questions! :D

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Alex - lesson 14

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Regarding the best drink, it’s hard to beat water. Sure, we all love a good cup of coffee or a refreshing soda, but nothing hydrates and refreshes like water.

Water is the most important thing our bodies need. It keeps us alive, helps our organs work properly, and even makes our skin look better. The drink is always there for us—simple, clean, and natural. Whether you’re feeling tired, hot, or just thirsty, a glass of water can make you feel better almost instantly.

Plus, water is easy to find, free in most places, and has zero sugar or calories. So, next time you’re thirsty, skip the fancy drinks and reach for what your body wants: water.

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Gaming has become a big part of entertainment today, and it has both good and bad effects. On the good side, video games can help improve skills like problem-solving, memory, and quick thinking. For example, puzzle games and strategy games make players think hard, while action games can improve hand-eye coordination. Games that people play together online also help build teamwork and communication skills, allowing players to make new friends from around the world. Some games even teach things like math or history in a fun way, making learning more interesting.

But gaming can also have bad effects. One of the main concerns is addiction. Spending too much time playing can cause problems like eye strain, bad posture, and trouble sleeping. It can also make players feel lonely if they spend more time with their games than with family or friends. Some games with violence can also raise concerns, as they might make players more aggressive or less sensitive to violence. This shows that it’s important to play games in moderation.

The reason gaming has such strong effects is because many modern games are very popular, and online communities make them even more engaging. Popular games like Fortnite, Minecraft, and Call of Duty attract millions of players around the world. People can play these games at home on consoles or computers, or at gaming centers where they can play in groups. Whether at home or in a public space, gaming is an important way people have fun, learn, and connect with others.

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- Write impromptu speech. The topic is the best thing to drink.

- Record it and upload to padlet.

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- Write the second and third paragraph for your final speech about your favorite hobby, make sure it follows your mind map.

- Record a video reading it on Padlet.

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NGHĨA’S HOMEWORK

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Introduction: Hi, I' Jack, I’m 11 years old, and I’m always curious about the world around me. I love learning new things and trying out different activities. Whether it’s sports, video games, or reading new books, I’m always up for an adventure. I enjoy spending time with my friends and family, and I’m always excited to take on challenges, whether at school or in my hobbies.

Conclusion: I’m always excited to try new things, meet new people, and find out more about what I like. I believe there’s always something fun to learn, and I’m looking forward to what’s next. If you ever want to talk or share something cool, feel free to reach out, I love making new friends :)

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Introduction: Hi, I' Jack, I’m 11 years old, and I’m always curious about the world around me. I love learning new things and trying out different activities. Whether it’s sports, video games, or reading new books, I’m always up for an adventure. I enjoy spending time with my friends and family, and I’m always excited to take on challenges, whether at school or in my hobbies.

Conclusion: I’m always excited to try new things, meet new people, and find out more about what I like. I believe there’s always something fun to learn, and I’m looking forward to what’s next. If you ever want to talk or share something cool, feel free to reach out, I love making new friends :)

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- Make a mindmap about your hobby.

- Take a picture then post it on Padlet.

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I'm innocent and nice so I won't use bad words :D. Here's my homework

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Mean (Đại Nghĩa) ( fun joke ) homework

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- Write an outline about any topic you like.

- Record a 3-5-minute video talking about it, using vivid language.

Please note that:

- Using correct language:

- NO Bad and Hate Language

- You SHOULD use language that is suitable for the environment and the audience

- Using vivid language:

+) Make it clear

+) Make it easy to imagine

+) Make it have a rhythm

+) Make it figurative

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Alex- Lesson 9

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- Write an outline for your final course presentation. Then, send the picture of your outline.

- In that outline, you need to have:

1. Topic

2. Type of speech (Informative, Persuasive, Entertaining)

3. Ways to order the speech in the body part (Time, Cause and Effect, Problem and Solution)

4. Outline:

a/ Introduction

b/ Body

c/ Conclusion

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Alex- Lesson 8

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Should students go to school all year round?

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Use the structure that you have learned, write the introduction outline for your final presentation. Then record a video talking only about that introduction. You don’t need the body and the conclusion at the moment.

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- Write the body for your final course's presentation speech.

- Use the structure we learn today, write the introduction outline for your final course's presentation. Then record a video talking ONLY about that body part. You don't need the introduction and the conclusion at the moment.

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- Use the structures that you have learned, write the conclusion outline for your presentation. You can choose any topic you like.

- Then record a video talking only about that part.

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Leo's hw : today I speak about topic " how to make our planet eco friendly".

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Leo's hw : today I speak about topic " how to make our planet eco friendly".

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- Use the structures that you have learned (cause and effect, problem and solution), write the introduction and body outline for your presentation. Choose any topic you like.

- Then record a video talking only about that part. You don’t need the conclusion at the moment.

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Alex- Lesson 6

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homework accomplished 😎

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Lesson 6 homework

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Nghĩa - homework

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Alex - Lesson 5

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O(∩_∩)O hi and this is my introduction about dreams (●'◡'●)

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Record a 2-minute video talking about something you know. It could be the sport you practice, your favorite book, your favorite show, and any other topic you might know information about.
Students can talk about:
-What is it?
-What is it about?
-What are its parts?
-How do you know it
-Fun facts

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Record a video introduce yourself, what do you think PS is, what you want to learn from this class?

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- Watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RlJO3x0czo

- Determine the structure of a speech:

How many parts are there in a speech?

What should we do in each part?

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Hello I’m Nghĩa and this is my homework.

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Daisy - Introduce myself and think of PS

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Daisy - Introduce myself and think of PS

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hi my name's Jack/Tuệ and this is my homework.

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Hi! My name's Tuệ/Jack and today I talk about a topic about basketball.

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Lesson 2 _ Alex