Hello, Class! This is Towako from MEL School.
How was your summer break?
It was great to hear about your summer experiences through your two-minute presentations. You also practiced listening actively by taking notes and sharing which presentations interested or impressed you the most.
We also returned to our regular Advanced Class work—sharing your Psychology essays and practicing relative pronouns through listening, writing, and speaking.
It was a great start after the summer break!
See you next time!
Towako
<Lesson review>
Summer Break Presentation
You prepared a brief presentation about your summer break and used photos to help your classmates understand your experience.
While listening to each presentation, you took notes and thought about what interested you.
Afterward, you shared which presentation impressed you the most and explained why.
The goal was not only to speak, but also to listen with interest and respond to other people's ideas.
Q Skills for Success Reading and Writing -1
Unit 8 Psychology — What are you afraid of these days?
Unit Assignment
We reviewed the writing task and shared the essays you had posted on Google Classroom.
You wrote about a common fear using what you learned throughout the unit, including facts and supporting ideas.
Sharing your writing with the class gave you another opportunity to see how different people approach the same topic.
Bridge Work -3
Chapter 34 Unit 1 Ron has a bike he bought last year.
(p. 135) Vocabulary in Use
#1. 仕事や雇用に関することば
We studied vocabulary related to jobs and employment.
You practiced the pronunciation of the new words, completed the text individually, and checked how the words were used in context.
Relative Pronouns (pp. 130-131)
We continued practicing relative pronouns.
First, you listened to sentences, caught the meaning, reproduced them orally, and typed them in the chat room.
Then, you wrote sentences using relative pronouns and practiced repeating them with a partner.
The goal is to move beyond simply understanding the grammar rule and become able to produce these sentence patterns naturally and quickly.
Great work today! 🌟