Day 22

Academic Interactions 130

IECP Summer 2015

Zachary Shellenberger,

adapted from Nikki mattson

Agenda

Conversation Starter Pathways Chapter 10 – Intro and Vocabulary Ted Talk Video – Personality Pronunciation – Syllable Length Grammar – Past Unreal Conditional

Conversation Starter – AI130 A

Uruguay is a country with 3 million people. In 2002, because of a big economic crisis, most of the young people emigrated to Spain. As a result, the adult population increased, generating an aged population. Those people that decide to immigrate to new countries in pursuit of new opportunities do not have the right of vote. However, because the communist government needs the votes, they paid the ticket plain so they can vote. Uruguay is going through the 3 communist government, but most of the people thought that is not fair because most of the votes are of citizens that are not living in the country. Do you think is correct that emigrate people vote for a government when they are not living in the country?

(Agustina Pirez Itzaina, Psychology)

Conversation Starter – AI130 B

My major is computer engineering and I'll be mostly

focusing on building my own apps. I was wondering

what apps I could create, which are unique and

brand new? I would love to hear your opinions.

(Abdulmajeed Owaydhah – Computer Engineering)

Pathways Ch. 10 – Pg. 181Emotions and Personality

Think and Discuss – 1, 2, and 3 Pg. 183 – How Do You Measure Happiness? Pg. 182 – 2 and 3

Building Vocabulary – Pg. 184

Meaning from Context – listening new vocab words are in blue

Using Vocabulary – pg. 185

Pre-TED-Talk Vocabulary

devoid – empty

unusual – not typical or regular

action units – movements of the face

algorithm – a set of rules that a computer follows

poker face – a face you make with no expression (like when playing poker)

potential risks – negative things that might happen

TED Talk Video – This app knows how you feel – from the look on your face Cornell Note-Taking Strategy?

Take notes during the TED Talk listen for transitions – this can help you structure your

notes

I will collect them and give you feedback/tips

What did you think?

What might be some other, similarly innovative ideas for apps?

What other application (=use) could this personality detection technology have?

Grammar – Voicing and Syllable Length – Pg. 166

Voicing ActivityUnvoiced

betadviceback leaftapbusnap

Voicedbedadvisebag leavetabbuzznab

Grammar – Past Unreal Conditional – Pg. 168

Grammar – Past Unreal Conditional

Example Sentences?

More on this tomorrow!

Tomorrow...

Hand back and go over Ch. 3 Test Discuss the Language Journal More on personalities, grammar, and pronunciation