UNIT 12. A new langauge a new culture
Learning situation of Unit 12: Rocío Osorno: We are a community
Final product: A social media profile with some posts for an important figure of Andalusian culture, bearing in mind which kind of app they would use the most.
Session 1
1. Who is Rocío Osorno?
2. Social media: Pro/cons
3. SDG17. Partnership
for the goals: Main idea. How can we use social media to solve
global problems all together?
Session 2
1. Pablo Picasso, a revolutionary:
What information is correct?
2. Correct the previous exercise with the video
3. What social media
app would have been his favourite and why
4. Research. Choose 1 Andalusian
figure. What social media app would have been his/her favourite and why?
Session 3
1. Most popular abbreviations in social media
The Art of Writing Captions for Instagram
Have you ever read the captions that accompany Instagram posts and wished you could write captions like that too? Well, you're not alone. Captions are a crucial part of any Instagram post, and they can make or break the engagement of your followers.
Be concise and clear - A good caption should be short and to the point. Use simple language and avoid overcomplicating your sentences. As Olivia, an influencer, once said: "Your followers want to know what your post is all about in just a few seconds."
Add humor or wit - If you want to stand out and grab people's attention, try incorporating humor or wit into your captions. Keep in mind what Bee, another influencer, suggested: "People love to have a good laugh, so if you can make them chuckle with your captions, you'll be a hit."
Use emojis - Emojis are a fun way to express emotions and add some personality to your captions. "I always try to include emojis in my captions because they say so much without having to write too much," said Jane, an Instagram enthusiast.
Ask questions - Asking questions in your captions can help increase engagement and encourage your followers to leave comments. As Mark, a successful Instagram podcaster suggested: "Don't be afraid to ask your followers what they think about your post or what their favorite travel destination is. This helps you to build a stronger relationship with them."
In conclusion, writing great captions for Instagram is all about being creative, having fun, and engaging with your audience. So, don't be afraid to experiment and try out different styles until you find what works best for you. Remember, as Sophia, a social media coach, once said: "Your captions are like the cherry on top of your Instagram post, so make sure it's a sweet one."
Session 4
1. What is cyberbullying?
2. Find the main idea. It is in your hands
4. Experts adivce to/ my school tells us to...
5. My bio. Write something against cyberbullying in the bio
Session 5
1. (Fake) news. Where do you read news?
2. Reading. The Earth Day by two different sources. Identify the text which contains fake information.
Text 1:
The Earth Day is a special annual event celebrated on April 22nd all over the world. The day is dedicated to spreading awareness about the importance of protecting and preserving our planet. People participate in various activities like planting trees, cleaning up litter, and reducing their carbon footprint. It is a great way to educate ourselves and take action to make a positive impact on the environment.
Text 2:
The Earth Day is a relatively new event that started in 2015. It is celebrated on May 1st by people in different countries. The day was created to celebrate the Earth's rotation around the sun. People observe the day with a range of activities, including recycling and conservation efforts. It is a great way to connect with nature and learn more about the planet we live on.
3. Who said that, Shakespeare or J. Bieber?
- “should I fight for love or disarm”?
- “are past our dancing days”?
- “From what the world may see. They try to crucify me”?
- “We have seen better days”?
- “a diamond for all of your passion”?
-“I put my heart into your hands, here’s my soul to keep.”
-“Love is like appreciation. Mixed in a double cup with Sprite”?
4. Research: Second post with reliable information about him/her
Session 6
1. Benefits of social
media: Match the collocation to its definition
2. Listening: How social media has helped society
3. Positive sides of social media
4. How has this person made an impact in society?
Session 7
1. Social media vs. Reality
2. Reading: How similar is the obsession of Dorian Gray to
that of some teenagers with the image they present in social media?
The Picture of Dorian Gray, a novel written by Oscar Wilde in the late 19th century, tells the story of a beautiful young man who becomes obsessed with his own beauty and youth, and who ultimately meets a tragic end as a result of this obsession. In many ways, this story can be seen as a cautionary tale about the dangers of placing too much emphasis on physical beauty and youth.
Today, in the age of social media and beauty filters, it is easy to see parallels between Dorian Gray's story and our own obsession with beauty. Like Dorian, many people today are obsessed with looking youthful and attractive, and will go to great lengths to achieve this goal. This might include spending large amounts of money on cosmetic procedures, using special filters and editing tools to enhance their appearance online, or constantly seeking validation and attention from others based on their appearance.
But as in the case of Dorian Gray, this obsession with beauty can have serious consequences. It can lead to a distorted sense of self and a preoccupation with superficial qualities rather than deeper, more meaningful aspects of one's identity. It can also lead to a never-ending cycle of dissatisfaction and self-doubt, as the pursuit of perfection becomes an impossible goal.
Ultimately, the lesson of Dorian Gray's story is that beauty is fleeting, and that true happiness and fulfillment comes from within, not from external appearances or the opinions of others. In today's world, this is a lesson that is perhaps more important than ever, as we navigate the pressures and temptations of social media and the beauty industry. By valuing ourselves for who we are, rather than how we look, we can avoid falling into the same trap as Dorian Gray, and instead find true happiness and contentment in our lives.
4. Choose a ‘realistic’
profile picture for the final task
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