Understanding Social Behaviors

Listening: Leaerners will watch and listen to a video about social science and behavior, focusing on unwanted and acceptable behavior. This will help them understand how body language and certain behaviors can affect social interactions, improving their listening comprehension and ability to understand non-verbal cues in English.

Speaking: They will discuss off-putting habits and uncomfortable situations, sharing personal experiences and opinions. This activity encourages students to practice speaking in English about complex topics, improving their fluency and confidence in expressing opinions and personal experiences.

Vocabulary: The lesson introduces fixed expressions and idioms about liking and disliking someone, such as "acting too nice," "asking too many questions," and "dropping a personal bomb." Students will learn how to use these expressions in context, expanding their vocabulary and ability to describe social interactions and personal preferences in English.

Homework: Students will reflect on their own behaviors and write about an uncomfortable situation they have experienced or witnessed, using the new vocabulary and expressions learned. This task will enhance their writing skills in English, allowing them to apply the vocabulary in personal narratives and improve their ability to communicate about social science and behavior.