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Role card 1: Staying or leaving?
- The role play is about young grown ups:
- SHOULD THEY STAY AT HOME OR SHOULD THEY LEAVE THEIR FAMILIES AND START LIVING ON THEIR OWN?
- Three people take part: two people with controversial opinions and a reporter.
- You are: a parent
- Your opinion: Young adults should leave their homes and families as soon as they are grown up.
- Your task: First, make a list of arguments in favour of your opinion. Then try to convince your partner. Third: You may be asked to sum up the essential arguments in your own words.
- Basic requirements: Since your partners can only understand English you have to speak English. Listen carefully to what your opponent says and react to what he/she says. The teacher will tell you
about the time scheme.
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Role card 2: Staying or leaving?
- The role play is about young grown ups:
- SHOULD THEY STAY AT HOME OR SHOULD THEY LEAVE THEIR FAMILIES AND START LIVING ON THEIR OWN?
- Three people take part: two people with controversial opinions and a reporter.
- You are: a parent
- Your opinion: Young adults should stay at home and live with their families as long as possible.
- Your task: First, make a list of arguments in favour of your opinion. Then try to convince your partner. Third: You may be asked to sum up the essential arguments in your own words.
- Basic requirements: Since your partners can only understand English you have to speak English. Listen carefully to what your opponent says and react to what he/she says. The teacher will tell you
about the time scheme.
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Role card 3: Staying or leaving?
- The role play is about young grown ups:
- SHOULD THEY STAY AT HOME OR SHOULD THEY LEAVE THEIR FAMILIES AND START LIVING ON THEIR OWN?
- Basics: Three people take part: two people with controversial opinions and a reporter.
- You are: a young adult
- Your opinion: Young adults should leave their homes and families as soon as they are grown up.
- Your task: First, make a list of arguments in favour of your opinion. Then try to convince your partner. Third: You may be asked to sum up the essential arguments in your own words.
- Basic requirements: Since your partners can only understand English you have to speak English. Listen carefully to what your opponent says and react to what he/she says. The teacher will tell you
about the time scheme.
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Role card 4 : Staying or leaving?
- The role play is about young grown ups:
- SHOULD THEY STAY AT HOME OR SHOULD THEY LEAVE THEIR FAMILIES AND START LIVING ON THEIR OWN?
- Basics: Three people take part: two people with controversial opinions and a reporter.
- You are: a young adult
- Your opinion: Young adults should stay at home and live with their families as long as possible.
- Your task: First, make a list of arguments in favour of your opinion. Then try to convince your partner. Third: You may be asked to sum up the essential arguments in your own words.
- Basic requirements: Since your partners can only understand English you have to speak English. Listen carefully to what your opponent says and react to what he/she says. The teacher will tell you
about the time scheme.
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Role card 5: Staying or leaving?
- The role play is about young grown ups:
- SHOULD THEY STAY AT HOME OR SHOULD THEY LEAVE THEIR FAMILIES AND START LIVING ON THEIR OWN?
- Basics: Three people take part: two people with controversial opinions and a reporter.
- You are: a reporter
- Your opinion: You are neutral.
- Your task: You are going to listen to a controversial discussion. Two parents disagree about whether young adults should leave their homes and families as soon as they are grown up or stay as
long as possible. Which potential arguments pro and con do you foresee? First,
make a list of arguments. Then listen to the conversation and take notes. Third: You may be asked to sum up the essential arguments in your own words.
- Basic requirements: Since your partners can only understand English you have to speak English. Listen carefully to what your opponent says and react to what he/she says. The teacher will tell you
about the time scheme.
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Role card 6: Staying or leaving?
- The role play is about young grown ups:
- SHOULD THEY STAY AT HOME OR SHOULD THEY LEAVE THEIR FAMILIES AND START LIVING ON THEIR OWN?
- Basics: Three people take part: two people with controversial opinions and a reporter.
- You are: a reporter
- Your opinion: You are neutral.
- Your task: You are going to listen to a controversial discussion. Two parents disagree about whether young adults should leave their homes and families as soon as they are grown up or stay as
long as possible. Which potential arguments pro and con do you foresee? First,
make a list of arguments. Then listen to the conversation and take notes. Third: You may be asked to sum up the essential arguments in your own words.
- Basic requirements: Since your partners can only understand English you have to speak English. Listen carefully to what your opponent says and react to what he/she says. The teacher will tell you
about the time scheme.
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