29 Apr - 3 May (1st of May on Wed)

This week's agenda

Overview:
- Vocabulary test on topic 5 "Studying abroad"
- Grammar: what's left of the previous grammar topic (indefinite pronouns)
- Remember: self-studying for next week’s vocabulary test: topic 7 theme vocabulary ”Education”

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ENA06.e:
Tuesday:
- check 5F & 5G using the Minikey on sanomapro.fi
- do and check exercises 5F - 5K (see below for extra practice)
- do part B/video application part of exercise 5N (see the separate instructions on this page) for next Tuesday (when we will be watching them in small groups)
- Homework: revise the vocabulary for the vocabulary test on Thursday, finish the video for next Tuesday’s lesson

Studying abroad on Quizlet

Thursday:
- vocabulary test: topic 5 Studying abroad
- writing a composition ENA06.e compositions
- finish making the video application to a foreign university
Homework: part B/video application part of exercise 5N for next Tuesday (see the separate instructions on this page), for inspiration: An example of a college application video

ENA06.f:
Monday:
- check G19 & G21 (part of your homework)
- do and check (the Minikey on sanomapro.fi) G22 & G23, p. 219 - 220
- check exercises 5D & 5E (Minikey)
- do exercises 5F - 5K and check them as you proceed (the rest at home, see below for extra practice)
- Homework: revise the vocabulary for the vocabulary test on Friday

Studying abroad on Quizlet

Friday:
- vocabulary test: topic 5 Studying abroad
- writing a composition ENA06.f compositions
- finish making the video application to a foreign university
- Homework:
for Monday: watch this grammar video about the infinitive and the ing form (and study p. 186 - 198) and do exercises G1 & G2 as well as G5 & G6,
for Wednesday: part B/video application part of exercise 5N for next Wednesday (see the separate instructions on this page), for inspiration:An example of a college application video

The ing form (gerund) and the infinitive:

The great escape - studying abroad

Search the text for the following

1. suuntaavat ulkomaille
2. yli miljoona
-> miten sanot: vähemmän kuin tuhat?
3. kirjautuneena korkeakouluopintoihin ulkomailla
4. suosivat Eurooppaa lempikohteenaan
5. eniten tavoiteltuja
6. mitä eurooppalaisiin tulee
-> mitä opiskeluun tulee
7. on osoittautunut
8. huolimatta väistämättömästä kasvavasta kansainvälisestä työpaikoista käydystä kilpailusta
-> miten muuten voit sanoa "huolimatta"
9. kulttuurienväliset kommunikaatiotaidot jotka ovat tarpeellisia maailmantaloudessa menestymisen kannalta
10. mahdollistaa sen, että he tunnistavat - ja sitten hylkäävät- stereotypiat
11. antaa kaikkien alojen tulevaisuuden johtajille tarpeelliset työkalut puuttua kiireellisiin ongelmiin
12. kun on joustavampia ja helpommin tavoitettavissa olevia vaihtoehtoja, taloudellisen puutteen, vammojen, rodun ja etnisyyden sekä seksuaalisen suuntautumisen asettamat rajat murenevat
13. valmiina aloittamaan uuden elämän
14. irlantilaiset ovat kestäneet sekä sortoa että vaikeuksia
15. on ollut kiehtovaa saada käsitys Irlannin taloushistoriasta
16. toisaalta vanhemmat akateemisen henkilökunnan jäsenet näyttävät olevan paremmin opiskelijoiden saavutettavissa
17. kurssiarvosanojen korotus uusinnoissa tai vähemmän kurssimäärän valinta per vuosi ei ole sallittua
18. oloni ei enää tunnu siltä, että olisin ulkopuolinen, joka on jatkuvasti hämmentynyt irlantilaisesta elämäntavasta

The great escape - studying abroad

Search the text for the following - KEY

1. heading abroad

2. over a million

miten sanot: vähemmän kuin tuhat? less than a thousand

3. enrolled in overseas higher education

4. favor Europe as their destination of choice

5. the most sought after

6. as for Europeans

mitä opiskeluun tulee: as for studying

7. has proven

8. despite the inevitable increasing global competition for jobs
- in spite of

9. cross-cultural communication skills necessary to succeed in the global economy

10. enables them to recognize - and then dismiss - stereotypes

11. equips future leaders in all sectors to address urgent issues

12. with more flexible and accessible options, the barriers posed by...are crumbling

13. ready to embark on a new life

14. Irish people have endured both oppression and hardship

15. it has been fascinating to gain an insight into Irish economic history

16. on the other hand Irish students do seem to have far better access to senior members of the academic staff

17. improving grades through retakes or opting for a lower number of courses per year is not permitted

18. I no longer feel like I am an outsider constantly bemused by the Irish way of life

Instructions for the video application

Need help finding the university for you? Visit https://www.ucas.com/ for inspiration/help.

Your video application is a brief opportunity (usually about 2 minutes) to tell the university/college admissions committee about yourself and the skills you offer. Here are some tips to help your write your script.

1	Hook your viewer. Rather than beginning with your name, begin with a short sentence that captures your viewer’s attention. For example, "I was helping out on a neighbour’s farm when one of the cows got sick...” Set the scene so the viewer wants to find out what happened next. Then you can describe the vet arriving and your interest in their work. After that you can relate this to your application for veterinary medicine.
2	Explain why you chose this university or college. How will this school help you achieve your goals? Why is it on your short list? What do you hope to do during your time as a student, beyond simply earning a degree? For example, “I especially like the way your degree programme involves a one-year work placement.”
3	Share your passion for the subject. Do you want to help people? Or understand why some businesses succeed while others fail? Or find sustainable solutions to the world’s energy demands? For example, “I am excited by new discoveries in the field of molecular biology and would like to play a part in these developments.”
4	Avoid reading your script. Your video needs to sound natural and fresh, so use only a few notes to help you. If you memorise your script, then make sure you recite it with life and energy in your voice.