Hello, Class! This is Towako from MEL School.
How are you doing?
This week, we continued our Psychology unit by exploring an interesting question:
Can we always trust our fears?
Fear is an important emotion that helps protect us, but sometimes our brains make us feel more afraid than we need to be. Understanding why this happens is one of the fascinating topics in psychology.
Keep reading for meaning, not just for words. That's how your English and your thinking skills will continue to grow.
See you next week!
Towako
<Lesson review>
ELST Narration
B2.1 #1 Most Humans Use Their Right Hands Better
This time, you listened to a narration about why most people use their right hand more skillfully than their left.
After taking notes, you explained the main ideas to your partner and discussed:
What do you think the most difficult thing is to do with your left hand?
We also checked the script together and learned useful vocabulary and expressions related to everyday life.
Q Skills for Success Reading and Writing -1
Unit 8 Psychology
What are you afraid of these days?
Reading 2: Can We Trust Our Fears?
We began a new reading about the purpose of fear and how it affects the way we think and make decisions.
Before reading, you studied key vocabulary, predicted the content of the article, and discussed your own biggest fears with a partner.
As you read, you practiced identifying information in the text, deciding whether statements were true or false, correcting inaccurate statements, and finding evidence to support your answers.
One of the main ideas of this lesson was that fear can protect us, but it does not always give us an accurate picture of reality.
Learning to evaluate evidence before reaching a conclusion is an important part of both critical thinking and academic reading.
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