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UNIT 4
NEW FRONTIERS IN ENGINEERING
IN THIS UNIT *Analyze what drives engineers *Apply engineering concepts *Evaluate engineering achievements *Consider responses to engineering achievements *Write a process essay describing an achievement in engineering
SKILLS *READING Make inferences *WRITING Describe how something was done *GRAMMAR The passive voice emphasizes what's important *CRITICAL THINKING Establish priorities
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REFLECT Analyze what drives engineers. You are going to read about some of the tallest structures in the world. Discuss in a small group: Why do you think engineers often want to build the tallest, longest, or deepest structure? What is gained from doing so for the following? a. The city or region where the structure is located b. The country where the structure is located C. The engineers themselves
tallest buildings
tallest buildings
REACH FOR THE SKY READING 1
listen to the audio on L&S page 123 and do exercise G.
Please share a story on the worst experience you’ve had breaking something. - You must share details on it. -Talk about how much (money) you’ve thrown away because it was broken.-Come up with a list of the most popular things thrown away once they break.-Look for alternatives in reusing, recycling, or saving broken objects. - Share what y found and explain how it would be effective.
LISTENING
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KINTSUGI
KINTSUGI UNIT 4
https://create.kahoot.it/share/unit-4-reading-2/9f23de0c-baab-46d2-b691-1dd7cc9ad322
BRITISH-FRENCH TUNNEL
PASSIVE VOICE
PASSIVE VOICE
THE EIFFEL TOWER
Underline or highlight passive voice sentences you find in the text. Have a class discussion about the sentences you identified as passive voice and their significance in the context of historical writing.Discuss as a class why the author might have used passive voice in those sentences. Think about how it affects the tone and focus of the writing.
Choose a different historical event to research (e.g., the construction of the Great Wall of China, the moon landing, the discovery of penicillin, etc.).Research the event and create a short presentation on how that historical event was carried out. Find facts, details, and historical context. Emphasize the use of passive voice in their presentations to describe the actions involved in the event.
HISTORICAL EVENT
Video 02
Video 01
PRACTICE
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