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The Power of Change

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The Power of Change

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  1. The Power of Change For today’s class we will start working with the class book, and we will become familiar with the book structure.

  2. VocabularyCourage shifting view curator • ____n. a willingness to do something that is difficult or dangerous • ______v. moving, changing • _______n. an opinion or way of thinking about something • _______n. a person who selects and manages a collection of art, videos, etc

  3. Pre-reading • Write your answers to the questions. Then discuss your answers with a partner. • What is TED? • What does TED do? • How many countries have held TEDx events?

  4. Look at the passage’s title, headings, photos, and captions. Then answer the question below. Read the passage to check your ideas. What do you think the passage is about? a. How change can be difficult b. How TED events happen all over the world c. How TED Talks inspire people Have you ever seen a presentation or talk that changed you in some way? Discuss with a partner.

  5. The power to change

  6. Getting the main ideasChoose the best answer for each question. • 1. What is the main idea of the passage? • a. Many people watch TED Talks online. • b. People can try different things for 30 days. • c. TED Talks spread ideas that can change lives. • 2. Why did Kylie Dunn do her “year of TED”? • a. She was inspired by a TED Talk. • b. She started a new job at TED. • c. She needed a new challenge. • 3. What does Chris Anderson say about the future? • a. Small changes can have a positive impact on the future. • b. Most people are afraid of what will happen in the future. • c. People should make a single big change.

  7. UNDERSTANDING SEQUENCE WORDS • When writing about a process, writers use sequence words to organize their ideas. Sequence words include: • first, second, third, next, later, then, before, after, and finally. Sometimes writers do not write all parts of the process in chronological (time) order. It is important to notice sequence words as you read.

  8. A. Find and write the sequence words in paragraphs 1–3

  9. Complete the paragraph with the best sequence word. Use the information from the passage. • TED _________ began to put videos of TED Talks on the Internet in 2006. Five years ________ , writer Kylie Dunn decided to change her life ___________ watching a TED Talk by Matt Cutts. She watched a lot of talks to get ideas. ___________ , she used these ideas to decide her projects. When her projects were _________ over, she gave her own TED Talk.

  10. CREATING A TIMELINEComplete the timeline. Use information about Kylie Dunn.

  11. BUILDING VOCABULARY • A. Choose the best word to complete each sentence. You won’t need all the words. • experiences goals impact individual project • 1. Many people have ________ or objectives that they want to accomplish in their lives. • 2. A(n) _________ is carefully planned work that has a special purpose. • 3. Something that is_________ is related to one person or thing. • 4. _________ are events that happen to you.

  12. B. Match one of the words with each definition.experiences goals impact individual project • 1. __________ motivated or stimulated • 2. __________ a powerful effect • 3. __________ the ways you think and feel about someone or something • 4. __________ good, beneficial

  13. HomeworkRead Kylie Dunn’s “My Year of TED” blog at blog.TED.com. What other changes did she make? Write down a 300-word paragraph describing those changes.

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