Child Labor Lessons

Here is the link to part 1 READING. This link includes definitions from part 1 as well. Homework for today is the following:

• Complete passage 2 questions (TOEFL and IEP)
• Compose 5 (IEP) and 10 (TOEFL) vocabulary sentences using any ten words from today's lesson
• Find an article on this topic and identify all pronouns and their antecedents (TOEFL only)
• Read the homework passage and answer the questions (TOEFL and IEP)

Here is the link to part 2 LISTENING. This link includes definitions from part 2. Here is a link to the two lectures from class on child labor in the Victorian era and today. Here is a link to to the podcast from class on campus labor in China. Here is the class link for the podcast on child labor in Pakistan! Feel free to stop and start the podcast as needed. Homework for today is as follows:

• Complete paraphrasing exercises on active and passive voice (REQUIRED)
• Complete listening passages 1 and 2 from the lesson and turn in the answers to the questions (REQUIRED)
• Complete the comparative passage based on the Venn diagram from the class lectures (EXTRA CREDIT)
• Compose five -ten vocabulary sentences using words from the lesson (EXTRA CREDIT)

Here is the link to part 3 SPEAKING. Here is a link to the timed speaking prompts from class. Here is a link to the first video on child labor during the industrial revolution.  Homework for today includes the following:

• Record yourself giving the persusive presentation from today's speaking exercise. Use the evaluation sheet in the lesson to self-evaluate your response.
• Complete a t-graph on the pros and cons of child labor
• Study for a vocabulary quiz on the words in section 14 of the textbook

Here is the link to part 4 WRITING. Here is a link to the lecture from the integrative essay. You can find the reading in the lesson. Homework for today includes:

• Completion of the paraphrasing exercise on coordination and chronology
• Completion of the essay with a counterargument: Should child labor be decriminalized?

On Tuesday, June 12, you will have a short vocabulary quiz on many of the words from parts 1 and 2. Here is a list of the words you must know.