[Audio] We would like to share our perspectives on lifelong learning. In our view, lifelong learning is essential for personal and professional growth. It is the process of acquiring new knowledge and skills throughout one's life. We believe that lifelong learning is crucial for individuals and societies to adapt to the ever-changing world. We are excited to share with you our insights on this topic and how we incorporate it into our education system.. 

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NEVER STOP LEARNING BECAUSE  LIFE NEVER STOPS TEACHING

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[Audio] We are here to discuss the importance of lifelong learning. There are many different ways in which we can continue to learn throughout our lives. Technology can enhance our learning, as you can see from the photograph of the white wall with mockups. We can use technology to access information and connect with others, as illustrated by the individual holding a computer. Learning is not just limited to the mind; it also involves taking care of ourselves and our bodies, as the plant in a white pot reminds us. The stream of water symbolizes the constant flow of knowledge and the need to remain open to new ideas. We can continue to learn, even in familiar and comfortable environments, as the picture of the building with window blinds and indoor elements illustrates. The lesson plan for Grade 8 and the message encouraging lifelong learning are examples of how we can apply the principles of lifelong learning to our daily lives. We can still learn and grow even when we are not in the classroom, demonstrating that we can continue to grow and develop as individuals and as a society. By embracing the principles of lifelong learning, we can participate in a lifelong process of learning and development.. 

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[Audio] We have provided visual aids to help you understand the concept of lifelong learning and how it can benefit you in different areas of your life. These visual aids include a white wall with mockups, a person holding a computer, a plant in a white pot, a stream of water, and a picture of a building with window blinds and indoor elements. In addition, we have included a series of questions to help you learn more about the topic, such as what helps you to learn. The first lesson asks what helps you to learn, and the second lesson builds on this by asking you to think about how these factors can be applied to your own life. We hope that these lessons will inspire you to embrace lifelong learning and continue growing throughout your life. Remember, learning is a journey, and it is never too late to start. By embracing lifelong learning, you can improve your skills, broaden your horizons, and achieve your goals.. 

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In and out of school,
Topics Education and learning styles; international penpals
• Use of English Prepositions followed by the -ing form (get into
trouble for talking); verbs followed by the infinitive with to

[Audio] We are illustrating the importance of lifelong learning through a series of images and text. Our photographs show a white wall with mockups, a person holding a computer, a plant in a white pot, a stream of water, and a picture of a building with window blinds and indoor elements. The text includes a message encouraging lifelong learning. Our lesson plan for today is designed to help students develop their language skills and improve their understanding of English. The lesson plan includes a variety of activities and strategies that will help students to assess their understanding of the new unit topics and develop their language skills. In this lesson, we will be focusing on new vocabulary such as chat, interrupt, distract, concentrate, get into trouble, encourage, experiment, and noise. We will also be assessing students' understanding of time management skills, such as assessing time, identifying the rules, and checking their understanding by playing games. Additionally, we will be integrating this lesson with other subjects such as art, English, DT, PE, social studies, and science. This will help students to develop their 21st-century skills such as innovation, research, creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving, analysis, decision making, collaboration, and applying technology. We will also be focusing on electronic maturity by evaluating and creating, analyzing, and applying understanding. This will help students to develop their citizenship and responsibility by encouraging them to reflect on their learning and complete homework assignments using the L-M-S and Alef. At the end of the lesson, we encourage students to continue their lifelong learning journey by completing the activity book.. 

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Day/Date Period Unit Lesson  Class Monday 2-9-2023 7  Unit 1  Lesson 1+2 Grade 8  Warm Up  Play a game 


 New vocabulary 
 chat, interrupt, distract, concentrate, get into trouble, encourage, experiment, noise


 Objectives Strategies and Activities
 Assessing Time 1. to recognize new unit topics

 Ss follow the teacher’s instructions T. Ask and Ss answer and discuss the topic. Identify the rule  Read the examples  Watch a video  Explain the rules and give example  Check understating by playing games  Ss read and answer the worksheet 

 Games   Discussion  Read and answer on the book  Listen and answer  Word wall ( exit ticket )  Live worksheets  Video  LMS Activity  Alef 

 5min
 2- To read and answer   




 20 mins
 3- to speak and discuss To recognize preposition 





 5 mins 
 Integration with other subjects  □Art             □English           □DT           □PE             □Social Studies               □ Science          □ Islamic Studies           □Arabic          □Math             □Others


 21’s century Skills □Innovation  □research  □creativity  □Critical thinking  □problem-solving   □analysis  □decision making  □collaboration  □applying technology    □responsibility 


 Electronic maturity □evaluate and create       □analyze      □applying             □understanding                  □remembering      


 Citizenship- Responsibility



 Reflection



 homework LMS and Alef Homework  , Finish and complete the activity book .

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[Audio] Welcome to the presentation on lifelong learning. In this presentation, we will be discussing the crucial role of continuous learning and its benefits for individuals and society. The lesson plan for Grade 8 includes a variety of activities such as a warm-up, learning new vocabulary, time management, games, discussions, reading comprehension, integration with other subjects, and reflection. The main objective of this lesson is to assess students' understanding of the new unit topics by reviewing previous material, pre-assessing their knowledge, playing games on mAuther, answering questions in their workbook, and using agree and disagree phrases. The lesson also emphasizes the integration of other subjects such as art, English, DT, PE, social studies, science, Islamic studies, Arabic, math, and others. It emphasizes the development of 21st-century skills such as innovation, research, creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving, analysis, decision-making, collaboration, and the application of technology, as well as responsibility and other important qualities. Additionally, the lesson focuses on developing electronic maturity through activities that involve evaluating, creating, analyzing, applying, understanding, and remembering information. It also emphasizes the values of citizenship and responsibility. As part of the homework, students will be required to complete an activity book, use the L-M-S and Alef, and finish and submit their work. In conclusion, lifelong learning is crucial for personal and societal growth. By continuously learning and developing new skills, individuals can contribute to a better world and make a positive impact on themselves and others. Thank you for joining me today to learn more about the importance of lifelong learning.. 

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Day/Date Period Unit Lesson  Class  3-9-2023- 4-9 4&5 Unit 1  Lesson 1+2 Grade 8  Warm Up  Play a game 


 New vocabulary 
 chat, interrupt, distract, concentrate, get into trouble, encourage, experiment, noise


 Objectives Strategies and Activities
 Assessing Time 1. to recognize new unit topics

 Ss follow the teacher’s instructions T. Review the previous topic by tic tac toc on the whiteboard. Pre-assesssmnet Identify the rule  Read the examples  Watch a video  Explain the rules and give examples  during assessment Check understating by playing games on mAuther.  Ss answer question on the workbook “ post assessment
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 Games   Discussion  Read and answer on the book  Listen and answer  Word wall ( exit ticket )  Live worksheets  Video  LMS Activity  Alef 

 5min
 2- To read and answer   




 20 mins
 3- To use agree and disagree phrases.





 5 mins 
 Integration with other subjects  □Art             □English           □DT           □PE             □Social Studies               □ Science          □ Islamic Studies           □Arabic          □Math             □Others


 21’s century Skills □Innovation  □research  □creativity  □Critical thinking  □problem-solving   □analysis  □decision making  □collaboration  □applying technology    □responsibility 


 Electronic maturity □evaluate and create       □analyze      □applying             □understanding                  □remembering      


 Citizenship- Responsibility



 Reflection



 homework LMS and Alef Homework  , Finish and complete the activity book .

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[Audio] As we explore the significance of lifelong learning, we invite you to examine the series of images and text that further illustrate our message. The images on this slide symbolize the boundless potential of our minds and the endless opportunities for learning. The person holding a computer represents the critical role of technology in our contemporary world and its capacity to assist in our learning journey. The plant in the white pot reminds us of the growth and development that can be achieved through continuous learning. The stream of water represents the constant flow of knowledge and the necessity to continuously quench our thirst for learning. Finally, the picture of a building with window blinds and indoor elements represents the structure and organization that lifelong learning can bring to our lives. The accompanying text includes a lesson plan for Grade 8, emphasizing the importance of starting the journey towards lifelong learning at a young age. It also includes a message encouraging all of us to embrace lifelong learning, because it is a journey that never truly ends. So let us reflect on the images and text on this slide and consider how we can continue to challenge ourselves to learn and grow, regardless of our age or stage in life.. 

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[Audio] We will be discussing some key factors that help you to learn effectively. Firstly, it's important to understand that everyone has different learning styles. Some people prefer working in groups, while others prefer working on their own. It's important to identify your own learning style and choose learning activities that suit your preferences. Secondly, it's important to be open to feedback and constructive criticism. When you receive feedback, it can help you to identify areas where you need to improve and make changes to your approach. Finally, it's important to be persistent and keep learning throughout your life. By embracing lifelong learning, you can stay up-to-date with the latest developments in your field and achieve your personal and professional goals.. 

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Lessons 1-2 What helps you to learn?
Do you like working in groups or do you prefer working on your own?
Are there times when it's good to talk during a lesson?

Confuse. talk. Vocabulary chat: talk a lot (about unimportant things) interrupt: speak when someone else is speaking distract: get someone's attention away from what they are doing concentrate: give all your attention to the thing you are doing. 

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Vocabulary
chat: talk a lot (about unimportant things)
interrupt: speak when someone else is speaking
distract: get someone's attention away from
what they are doing
concentrate: give all your attention to the
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[Audio] We present a series of images and text to illustrate the importance of lifelong learning. These photos may appear unrelated, but they all convey a valuable lesson. As we can see, there is a white wall with mockups, a person holding a computer, a plant in a white pot, a stream of water, and a picture of a building with window blinds and indoor elements. However, the text accompanying these images is what truly highlights the message we want to convey. The text includes a lesson plan for Grade 8 and a powerful message encouraging lifelong learning. It emphasizes the benefits of talking in class, something that may be frowned upon by some, but has been proven to be helpful by education experts. Naimul believes that explaining things to each other and discussing them can aid in learning. Sometimes we may feel shy or intimidated to ask the teacher, so turning to a classmate can be a great alternative. Sumaya raises a valid point that talking in class can also be distracting and she gets tired of telling people to be quiet. However, Löigo appreciates the end of class discussions where they can talk about what they learned and ask questions. Rahma reminds us that excessive talking can hinder our ability to learn and Tammy shares how sharing ideas with friends can help us learn better. It's interesting to see different perspectives from students like Iqra who understands the need for silence during certain subjects, but also the importance of discussion in subjects like Art and DT. And lastly, Chloe shares her own experience of getting into trouble for talking, but also recognizing the importance of speaking English in their lessons. These are just a few examples of how talking in class can have different effects on different individuals. But the key takeaway here is that communication and discussion can greatly enhance our learning process. And as we continue to promote lifelong learning, let us not forget the value of talking and exchanging ideas with our peers.. 

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Talking in
class
You might get into trouble for chatting in class,
but education experts have found that talking
to your classmates can be helpful. 'Students
should be encouraged to explain things to each
other and to discuss things,' they say.
Sometimes you're scared of asking the teacher,
so I often ask a classmate instead of interrupting
the teacher.
Naimul
Talking in class distracts you from getting on with your
work. I get tired of telling people to be quiet.
Sumaya
the end of the lesson, our teacher lets us talk about
what we've leamed in class. I think that's a good idea.
It helps us to remember what we've done and we can
ask
löigo
Our teacher sometimes tells us off for talking in
class. It's true that if you're talking too much, you
won't hear what the teacher is saying, so you won't
leam anything.
Rahma
Sharing ideas with friends helps me to learn and you
can leam by comparing answers.
Tammy
We are not allowed to talk during important subjecG
like Science and Maths, but we can in subjecG like
Art and DT. That seems 0K to me. You paint and
talk, but you can't do experiments with dangerous
acids and talk at the same time. You need to
concentrate on doing the experiments carefully!
Iqra
I often get into trouble for talking too much. That's
why I like my English lessons. You have to talk a lot
because you need to practise speaking English.
Chloe

[Audio] We have incorporated various images and text to highlight the importance of lifelong learning. The photos on this slide feature a white wall with mockups, a person holding a computer, a plant in a white pot, a stream of water, and a picture of a building with window blinds and indoor elements. Additionally, there is a lesson plan for Grade 8 and a message encouraging lifelong learning. Let's take a look at some thoughts from our students. Naimul believes that incorporating lifelong learning into our education is beneficial because it allows us to ask our classmates for help without interrupting the teacher. Inigo agrees, stating that it also helps us remember what we have learned and provides an opportunity to ask any questions we may have. Tammy believes that sharing ideas with friends is important for learning and that comparing answers can also be a useful tool. Iqra believes that this approach is particularly helpful in subjects like art and design technology. Lastly, Chloe shares her opinion on using this concept in English lessons, where she believes it helps her practice speaking English. These perspectives from our students demonstrate the numerous advantages of lifelong learning and how it can be applied in different subject areas. Let's continue to explore this topic in greater detail on the next slide.. 

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Naimul thinks it’s a good idea because you can ask a classmate instead of interrupting the teacher.  Inigo thinks it’s a good idea because it helps you to remember what you’ve done and you can ask questions.  Tammy thinks sharing ideas with friends helps you to learn and you can learn by comparing answers.  Iqra thinks it’s a good idea in subjects like art and DT.  Chloe thinks it’s a good idea in English lessons because you can practise speaking English

[Audio] We have prepared a presentation to highlight the importance of lifelong learning. Our collection of images and text aim to convey the significance of this concept. The images depict a white wall with mockups, a person holding a computer, a plant in a white pot, a stream of water, and a picture of a building with window blinds and indoor elements. The text includes a Grade 8 lesson plan and a message encouraging continuous learning.. 

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Expressing disagreement I don't think so. (strong) No way. I'm afraid I disagree. (strong) I totally disagree.

Expressing agreement I agree with you 100 percent. I couldn't agree with you more. That's so true. That's for sure Absolutely. That's exactly how I feel. Exactly.

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2 Read the conunents in Activity I again.
VVho do you agree vvith? VVho do you
disagree vvith?
I agree with Tammy. Sharing ideas with
friends helps me to learn.

Do you agree or disagree with talking in classroom

[Audio] We are pleased to present our findings on the importance of lifelong learning and how it can be achieved through various means. Our focus in this presentation is on the various elements that can help individuals develop a growth mindset and embrace change, rather than being fearful or resistant. We believe that by approaching learning with an open mind and a willingness to adapt, individuals can achieve their full potential and make a positive impact on the world around them. In this slide, we have included a series of images and text to illustrate the importance of lifelong learning. Our focus is on the various elements that can help individuals develop a growth mindset and embrace change. We believe that learning by doing is a crucial component of lifelong learning. By taking action and trying new things, individuals can develop new skills and gain a deeper understanding of the world around them. Tired of feeling like you are stuck in a rut or fearful of taking risks? Instead of being scared of change, embrace it and use it as an opportunity to grow and learn. Don't let distractions or a lack of concentration hold you back from achieving your goals. Instead, tell off those negative thoughts and get into trouble for pursuing your dreams. In summary, lifelong learning is essential for personal and professional growth. By embracing change and approaching learning with an open mind, individuals can achieve their full potential and make a positive impact on the world around them. We hope that our presentation has inspired you to embrace lifelong learning and continue to learn throughout your life. Thank you for joining us today.. 

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I sometimes get into trouble for talking in class.

[Audio] Hello everyone, today we are discussing the importance of lifelong learning. As we go through the next few slides, you will see images and text that illustrate why it is crucial to continue learning throughout our lives. Let's start with the photograph on slide 15. The image shows a white wall with mockups, a person holding a computer, a plant in a white pot, a stream of water, and a picture of a building with window blinds and indoor elements. These images are meant to show how technology and indoor elements can contribute to our learning experience. The lesson plan for Grade 8 is also included on this slide. It shows that even young students can benefit from lifelong learning. The lesson plan includes topics such as history, science, and math, and encourages students to ask questions and seek out new information. The message on this slide is particularly important. It reminds us that learning doesn't have to stop when we graduate from school or finish our formal education. In fact, it can only continue to grow and evolve as we age and experience new things. So, as you look at these images and read this lesson plan, take a moment to think about how you can continue to learn and grow throughout your life. Whether it's taking a class, reading a book, or simply seeking out new information, remember that every day is an opportunity to learn something new. Thank you for your attention, and we hope you find the rest of this presentation informative and inspiring.. 

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2 -I get tired of learning dates in history. 3 -I sometimes take the bus to school instead of walking. 4 -I’m not scared of asking questions in class. 5 -Doing my homework in my bedroom stops me from getting distracted. 6 -I can’t concentrate on doing my work when there’s a lot of noise in the class. 7 -Our teacher sometimes tells us off for being too noisy. 8 -I often get into trouble for forgetting my book.

[Audio] We will now analyze the images on the slide and determine how they relate to the concept of lifelong learning. The white wall with mockups represents the idea of being open to learning and adapting to new situations. The person holding a computer illustrates how technology can enhance our learning experience. The plant in a white pot serves as a reminder to prioritize mental health for successful learning. The stream of water symbolizes the constant flow of information we receive daily and emphasizes the importance of staying curious and open-minded to keep learning throughout life. The building with window blinds and indoor elements demonstrates that we can learn from anywhere, whether it’s in a classroom or at home. The lesson plan for Grade 8 is an excellent example of how we can incorporate lifelong learning principles into our everyday lives. It's vital to be receptive to learning from others and embrace new ideas. The message promoting lifelong learning highlights the significance of never ceasing to learn and grow. Let us reflect on the points made in the text. Point 2 reminds us that learning does not always have to be enjoyable but is necessary to persevere and strive to learn. Point 3 illustrates that taking the easy way out, such as taking the bus to school instead of walking, can be helpful but we should always strive to do our best. Point 4 emphasizes the value of asking questions during the learning process. Point 5 shows creating a distraction-free environment for learning is vital to success. Point 6 demonstrates how being distracted can hinder learning. Point 7 reveals that being too noisy can be a distraction. Point 8 underscores the importance of being responsible and remembering our materials. In conclusion, lifelong learning is a critical concept that we should all strive to embrace. By being receptive to learning and adapting to new situations, we can become better versions of ourselves and make a positive impact on the world around us.. 

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You learn
I get tired
(do). You learn by doing.
(learn) dates in History.
I sometimes take the bus to school
(walk).
I'm not scared
(ask) questions in class.
Doing my homework in my bedroom stops
me
(get) distracted.
(do) my work
I can't concentrate
when there's a lot of noise in the class.
Our teacher sometimes tells us off
(be) too noisy.
I often get into trouble
book.
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[Audio] We are now moving on to the next topic of our presentation on the importance of lifelong learning. Our next topic is prepositions and gerunds. As you are aware, prepositions and gerunds are crucial components of the English language, and they can help you express your ideas more effectively. Prepositions are words that describe the relationship between two or more nouns or pronouns in a sentence. For example, words such as in, on, under, over, between, and behind are all prepositions. Gerunds, on the other hand, are words that end in -ing and function as a verb. They can be used to describe an action that is currently happening, or an action that has just happened. Words such as walking, running, swimming, and eating are all gerunds. Now that you have a basic understanding of prepositions and gerunds, let's look at some examples of how they can be used in a sentence. Example 1: The book is on the table. Example 2: The cat is under the bed. Example 3: The bird is flying over the mountains. Example 4: The car is parked behind the tree. Example 5: I am walking to the store. Example 6: She is running to catch the bus. Example 7: They are swimming in the pool. Example 8: He is eating breakfast. As you can see, prepositions and gerunds can be used in a variety of ways to make your sentences more clear and specific. Therefore, the next time you need to communicate your ideas, consider using these important parts of speech. Thank you for attending, and we hope you found this information useful.. 

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[Audio] We are thrilled about the prospects of lifelong learning, which entails that we consider it necessary to continue learning and expanding throughout our lives, even after we have completed formal education. We are always eager to discover new ways to learn. If you're interested in learning more about lifelong learning, we invite you to explore our resources and materials, which are designed to instill in you a passion for learning that will endure a lifetime.. 

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GERUND*
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ABOUT
FROM
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I apologize for saying that.
I'm interested in learning
more.
-ing
*A gerund is the -ing
form of a verb used
as a noun.
SORRY
We're excited about visiting a new place.
We stopped him from crossing the street.
I look forward to meeting you.

[Audio] Hello everyone. Today, we will be discussing the importance of lifelong learning. Lifelong learning is the idea that individuals should continue to learn and grow throughout their entire lives. We will use the images and text on slide 19 of our presentation to illustrate the importance of lifelong learning. The photographs show a white wall with mockups, a person holding a computer, a plant in a white pot, a stream of water, and a picture of a building with window blinds and indoor elements. The text includes a lesson plan for Grade 8 and a message encouraging lifelong learning. The lesson plan for Grade 8 is an excellent example of how lifelong learning can be applied in the classroom. By continuing to learn and grow, teachers can provide their students with the best possible education. The message encouraging lifelong learning is even more important outside of the classroom. In today's rapidly changing world, it is more important than ever to continue learning and growing. By embracing the idea of lifelong learning, individuals can stay ahead of the curve and achieve their goals. In conclusion, lifelong learning is an essential part of personal and professional growth. By continuing to learn and grow, individuals can improve their lives and the world around them. Thank you for your attention, and I hope you found this presentation informative.. 

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[Audio] In this slide, we have included a series of images and text to illustrate the concept of lifelong learning. The photographs show a white wall with mockups, a person holding a computer, a plant in a white pot, a stream of water, and a picture of a building with window blinds and indoor elements. These images represent the diverse aspects of lifelong learning, from creativity and technology to nature and the built environment. The text includes a lesson plan for Grade 8 and a message encouraging lifelong learning. Now, let's move on to the next part of our discussion. On this slide, you will see a box with different phrases that can be used to express opinions and ideas. We will use these phrases to have a discussion about the topic of incorporating daily exercise in the school timetable. Julio, what do you think about doing sport every day at school as part of the timetable? Tarek, do you think it's a good idea because it helps with concentration and improves oxygen flow to the brain? Vitor, what about you? Do you agree with the idea of one afternoon a week just for sport? Kevin, what's your opinion on this? Do you think it's necessary to have sport as part of the school day? Fadi, do you agree that exercise is important, but it may not be popular with everyone? Steve, what are your thoughts? Do you think the school day should be longer to accommodate daily exercise? Pablo, what do you think about the idea of having one afternoon a week just for sport? Daniel, do you agree with Tarek that exercise can help with concentration and improve learning? Tarek, would you like to share your thoughts on incorporating daily sport in the school timetable?. 

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• I agree with that
• I don't agree
• I think it's a good idea
because ...
• It depends
• It's true
• That would be 0K
• That sounds like
• What do you mean
• What do you think about
• What's your opinion
Teacher:
Julio:
Tarek:
Vitor:
Teacher:
Kevin:
Fadi:
Teacher:
Steve:
Teacher:
Steve:
Pablo:
Daniel:
Tarek:
What do you think about 1 doing sport every day at school as part of the timetable?
a week and it's not enough.
2 at the moment we only have one hour of sport
3. You work and concentrate better if you've done
some exercise. It gets the oxygen to the brain, remember!
4 at all. You can do sport after school. It doesn't have
to be part of the timetable. The school day should be used for lessons, not for games.
VAv'hat about you, Kevin?
5 that exercise is good for you, but some people
don't like playing football, so it wouldn't be popular with everyone.
Thaes true.
well,
6, Steve?
7
Well, does it mean the school day has to be longer? If it does, I don't agree. The school
day is long enough already.
What about having one afternoon a week just for sport?
9 a good idea.
10 but I'd still prefer to do sport every day.

2 I think it’s a good idea because;  3 I agree with that;  4 I don’t agree;  5 It’s true; 6 What’s your opinion;  7 it depends;  8 What do you mean;  9 That sounds like; 10 That would be OK

[Audio] We, as the presenter, would like to discuss the importance of lifelong learning and its impact on our daily lives. Lifelong learning is all about constantly learning and growing, both inside and outside of the classroom. It involves embracing new challenges, being open to new ideas, and never stopping to learn. Next, we will talk about school life. In my opinion, discussing in class is a great idea as it allows students to interact with each other and their teacher in a more relaxed and informal setting. A good teacher should encourage this type of interaction and use it to enhance the learning experience. Challenges are a natural part of learning, and it's important for students to learn how to concentrate and manage noise in order to succeed. As a teacher, it's crucial to create an environment that allows students to learn and grow, even in the face of difficulties. Students should be encouraged to interrupt their teacher when they have questions or need help. This will help them become more engaged in the learning process and ultimately lead to better outcomes. Working in groups can be an effective way to learn and collaborate with others. As a teacher, it's important to provide opportunities for students to work together and to help them develop the skills they need to succeed in a team environment. In conclusion, lifelong learning is essential for personal and professional growth. It's about embracing new challenges, being open to new ideas, and never stopping to learn. As a teacher, it's important to foster a love of learning in your students and to provide them with the tools and resources they need to succeed.. 

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Use the prompts to give your own opinions about school life.
chat / in class I think chattlng In class Isa good/bad Idea.
a good teacher / encourage
difficult / concentrate / noise
students / interrupt / teacher
work / in groups

[Audio] Hello everyone, today I would like to discuss with you the importance of lifelong learning. We have included a series of images and text to help illustrate this concept. The photographs show a white wall with mockups, a person holding a computer, a plant in a white pot, a stream of water, and a picture of a building with window blinds and indoor elements. The text includes a lesson plan for Grade 8 and a message encouraging lifelong learning. Now let's talk about the sentences that our English teacher tells us off for chatting in class, but she doesn't mind if we ask questions. I'm a bit scared talking in front of the whole class.
Practical work in Science is useful because you learn doing experiments.
Some students get into trouble and my friend can't concentrate in the classroom.
Watching TV distracts you and our teacher gets tired for forgetting to hand in their homework on time.
Reading a book or writing when there is noise gets on with your homework.
Telling us to be quiet and it's better to do your homework in the evening instead of morning before school.
Doing it in the afternoon before school is a good option. The key to lifelong learning is to always be open to new ideas and to never stop learning. Whether you are in school or out in the workforce, there is always something new to discover and learn. By embracing a mindset of lifelong learning, you can stay engaged and motivated to continue learning and growing throughout your life.. 

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Our English teacher tells us off for chatting in class, but she doesn't mind if we
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[Audio] Hello everyone, We are here presenting to you on the topic of lifelong learning. As you can see from the images and text, we believe that lifelong learning is essential for personal and professional growth. The lesson plan and message demonstrate the importance of continuous learning. How do you feel about the lesson presented? We encourage you to evaluate it and consider how it can be applied to your own learning. Thank you for listening and we hope that you will take the lesson to heart and continue to learn throughout your life.. 

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We would like to share our perspectives on lifelong learning. In our view, lifelong learning is essential for personal and professional growth. It is the process of acquiring new knowledge and skills throughout one's life. We believe that lifelong learning is crucial for individuals and societies to adapt to the ever-changing world. We are excited to share with you our insights on this topic and how we incorporate it into our education system.

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We are here to discuss the importance of lifelong learning. There are many different ways in which we can continue to learn throughout our lives. Technology can enhance our learning, as you can see from the photograph of the white wall with mockups. We can use technology to access information and connect with others, as illustrated by the individual holding a computer. Learning is not just limited to the mind; it also involves taking care of ourselves and our bodies, as the plant in a white pot reminds us. The stream of water symbolizes the constant flow of knowledge and the need to remain open to new ideas. We can continue to learn, even in familiar and comfortable environments, as the picture of the building with window blinds and indoor elements illustrates. The lesson plan for Grade 8 and the message encouraging lifelong learning are examples of how we can apply the principles of lifelong learning to our daily lives. We can still learn and grow even when we are not in the classroom, demonstrating that we can continue to grow and develop as individuals and as a society. By embracing the principles of lifelong learning, we can participate in a lifelong process of learning and development.

We have provided visual aids to help you understand the concept of lifelong learning and how it can benefit you in different areas of your life. These visual aids include a white wall with mockups, a person holding a computer, a plant in a white pot, a stream of water, and a picture of a building with window blinds and indoor elements. In addition, we have included a series of questions to help you learn more about the topic, such as what helps you to learn. The first lesson asks what helps you to learn, and the second lesson builds on this by asking you to think about how these factors can be applied to your own life. We hope that these lessons will inspire you to embrace lifelong learning and continue growing throughout your life. Remember, learning is a journey, and it is never too late to start. By embracing lifelong learning, you can improve your skills, broaden your horizons, and achieve your goals.

We are illustrating the importance of lifelong learning through a series of images and text. Our photographs show a white wall with mockups, a person holding a computer, a plant in a white pot, a stream of water, and a picture of a building with window blinds and indoor elements. The text includes a message encouraging lifelong learning. 
                                    Our lesson plan for today is designed to help students develop their language skills and improve their understanding of English. The lesson plan includes a variety of activities and strategies that will help students to assess their understanding of the new unit topics and develop their language skills. 
                                    In this lesson, we will be focusing on new vocabulary such as chat, interrupt, distract, concentrate, get into trouble, encourage, experiment, and noise. We will also be assessing students' understanding of time management skills, such as assessing time, identifying the rules, and checking their understanding by playing games. 
                                    Additionally, we will be integrating this lesson with other subjects such as art, English, DT, PE, social studies, and science. This will help students to develop their 21st-century skills such as innovation, research, creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving, analysis, decision making, collaboration, and applying technology. 
                                    We will also be focusing on electronic maturity by evaluating and creating, analyzing, and applying understanding. This will help students to develop their citizenship and responsibility by encouraging them to reflect on their learning and complete homework assignments using the L-M-S and Alef. 
                                    At the end of the lesson, we encourage students to continue their lifelong learning journey by completing the activity book.

Welcome to the presentation on lifelong learning. In this presentation, we will be discussing the crucial role of continuous learning and its benefits for individuals and society. The lesson plan for Grade 8 includes a variety of activities such as a warm-up, learning new vocabulary, time management, games, discussions, reading comprehension, integration with other subjects, and reflection. The main objective of this lesson is to assess students' understanding of the new unit topics by reviewing previous material, pre-assessing their knowledge, playing games on mAuther, answering questions in their workbook, and using agree and disagree phrases. The lesson also emphasizes the integration of other subjects such as art, English, DT, PE, social studies, science, Islamic studies, Arabic, math, and others. It emphasizes the development of 21st-century skills such as innovation, research, creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving, analysis, decision-making, collaboration, and the application of technology, as well as responsibility and other important qualities. Additionally, the lesson focuses on developing electronic maturity through activities that involve evaluating, creating, analyzing, applying, understanding, and remembering information. It also emphasizes the values of citizenship and responsibility. As part of the homework, students will be required to complete an activity book, use the L-M-S and Alef, and finish and submit their work. In conclusion, lifelong learning is crucial for personal and societal growth. By continuously learning and developing new skills, individuals can contribute to a better world and make a positive impact on themselves and others. Thank you for joining me today to learn more about the importance of lifelong learning.

As we explore the significance of lifelong learning, we invite you to examine the series of images and text that further illustrate our message. The images on this slide symbolize the boundless potential of our minds and the endless opportunities for learning. The person holding a computer represents the critical role of technology in our contemporary world and its capacity to assist in our learning journey. 
                                    The plant in the white pot reminds us of the growth and development that can be achieved through continuous learning. The stream of water represents the constant flow of knowledge and the necessity to continuously quench our thirst for learning. Finally, the picture of a building with window blinds and indoor elements represents the structure and organization that lifelong learning can bring to our lives. 
                                    The accompanying text includes a lesson plan for Grade 8, emphasizing the importance of starting the journey towards lifelong learning at a young age. It also includes a message encouraging all of us to embrace lifelong learning, because it is a journey that never truly ends. 
                                    So let us reflect on the images and text on this slide and consider how we can continue to challenge ourselves to learn and grow, regardless of our age or stage in life.

We will be discussing some key factors that help you to learn effectively.   Firstly, it's important to understand that everyone has different learning styles. Some people prefer working in groups, while others prefer working on their own. It's important to identify your own learning style and choose learning activities that suit your preferences.   Secondly, it's important to be open to feedback and constructive criticism. When you receive feedback, it can help you to identify areas where you need to improve and make changes to your approach.   Finally, it's important to be persistent and keep learning throughout your life. By embracing lifelong learning, you can stay up-to-date with the latest developments in your field and achieve your personal and professional goals.

We present a series of images and text to illustrate the importance of lifelong learning. These photos may appear unrelated, but they all convey a valuable lesson. As we can see, there is a white wall with mockups, a person holding a computer, a plant in a white pot, a stream of water, and a picture of a building with window blinds and indoor elements. However, the text accompanying these images is what truly highlights the message we want to convey.

The text includes a lesson plan for Grade 8 and a powerful message encouraging lifelong learning. It emphasizes the benefits of talking in class, something that may be frowned upon by some, but has been proven to be helpful by education experts. Naimul believes that explaining things to each other and discussing them can aid in learning. Sometimes we may feel shy or intimidated to ask the teacher, so turning to a classmate can be a great alternative. Sumaya raises a valid point that talking in class can also be distracting and she gets tired of telling people to be quiet. However, Löigo appreciates the end of class discussions where they can talk about what they learned and ask questions. Rahma reminds us that excessive talking can hinder our ability to learn and Tammy shares how sharing ideas with friends can help us learn better.

It's interesting to see different perspectives from students like Iqra who understands the need for silence during certain subjects, but also the importance of discussion in subjects like Art and DT. And lastly, Chloe shares her own experience of getting into trouble for talking, but also recognizing the importance of speaking English in their lessons. These are just a few examples of how talking in class can have different effects on different individuals. But the key takeaway here is that communication and discussion can greatly enhance our learning process. And as we continue to promote lifelong learning, let us not forget the value of talking and exchanging ideas with our peers.

We have incorporated various images and text to highlight the importance of lifelong learning. The photos on this slide feature a white wall with mockups, a person holding a computer, a plant in a white pot, a stream of water, and a picture of a building with window blinds and indoor elements. Additionally, there is a lesson plan for Grade 8 and a message encouraging lifelong learning.  Let's take a look at some thoughts from our students.

Naimul believes that incorporating lifelong learning into our education is beneficial because it allows us to ask our classmates for help without interrupting the teacher. Inigo agrees, stating that it also helps us remember what we have learned and provides an opportunity to ask any questions we may have.

Tammy believes that sharing ideas with friends is important for learning and that comparing answers can also be a useful tool. Iqra believes that this approach is particularly helpful in subjects like art and design technology. Lastly, Chloe shares her opinion on using this concept in English lessons, where she believes it helps her practice speaking English.

These perspectives from our students demonstrate the numerous advantages of lifelong learning and how it can be applied in different subject areas. Let's continue to explore this topic in greater detail on the next slide.

We have prepared a presentation to highlight the importance of lifelong learning. Our collection of images and text aim to convey the significance of this concept. The images depict a white wall with mockups, a person holding a computer, a plant in a white pot, a stream of water, and a picture of a building with window blinds and indoor elements. The text includes a Grade 8 lesson plan and a message encouraging continuous learning.

We are pleased to present our findings on the importance of lifelong learning and how it can be achieved through various means. Our focus in this presentation is on the various elements that can help individuals develop a growth mindset and embrace change, rather than being fearful or resistant. We believe that by approaching learning with an open mind and a willingness to adapt, individuals can achieve their full potential and make a positive impact on the world around them.

In this slide, we have included a series of images and text to illustrate the importance of lifelong learning. Our focus is on the various elements that can help individuals develop a growth mindset and embrace change. We believe that learning by doing is a crucial component of lifelong learning. By taking action and trying new things, individuals can develop new skills and gain a deeper understanding of the world around them.

Tired of feeling like you are stuck in a rut or fearful of taking risks? Instead of being scared of change, embrace it and use it as an opportunity to grow and learn. Don't let distractions or a lack of concentration hold you back from achieving your goals. Instead, tell off those negative thoughts and get into trouble for pursuing your dreams.

In summary, lifelong learning is essential for personal and professional growth. By embracing change and approaching learning with an open mind, individuals can achieve their full potential and make a positive impact on the world around them. We hope that our presentation has inspired you to embrace lifelong learning and continue to learn throughout your life. Thank you for joining us today.

Hello everyone, today we are discussing the importance of lifelong learning. As we go through the next few slides, you will see images and text that illustrate why it is crucial to continue learning throughout our lives. Let's start with the photograph on slide 15. The image shows a white wall with mockups, a person holding a computer, a plant in a white pot, a stream of water, and a picture of a building with window blinds and indoor elements. These images are meant to show how technology and indoor elements can contribute to our learning experience. The lesson plan for Grade 8 is also included on this slide. It shows that even young students can benefit from lifelong learning. The lesson plan includes topics such as history, science, and math, and encourages students to ask questions and seek out new information. The message on this slide is particularly important. It reminds us that learning doesn't have to stop when we graduate from school or finish our formal education. In fact, it can only continue to grow and evolve as we age and experience new things. So, as you look at these images and read this lesson plan, take a moment to think about how you can continue to learn and grow throughout your life. Whether it's taking a class, reading a book, or simply seeking out new information, remember that every day is an opportunity to learn something new. Thank you for your attention, and we hope you find the rest of this presentation informative and inspiring.

We will now analyze the images on the slide and determine how they relate to the concept of lifelong learning. The white wall with mockups represents the idea of being open to learning and adapting to new situations. The person holding a computer illustrates how technology can enhance our learning experience. The plant in a white pot serves as a reminder to prioritize mental health for successful learning. The stream of water symbolizes the constant flow of information we receive daily and emphasizes the importance of staying curious and open-minded to keep learning throughout life. The building with window blinds and indoor elements demonstrates that we can learn from anywhere, whether it’s in a classroom or at home.

The lesson plan for Grade 8 is an excellent example of how we can incorporate lifelong learning principles into our everyday lives. It's vital to be receptive to learning from others and embrace new ideas. The message promoting lifelong learning highlights the significance of never ceasing to learn and grow.

Let us reflect on the points made in the text. Point 2 reminds us that learning does not always have to be enjoyable but is necessary to persevere and strive to learn. Point 3 illustrates that taking the easy way out, such as taking the bus to school instead of walking, can be helpful but we should always strive to do our best. Point 4 emphasizes the value of asking questions during the learning process. Point 5 shows creating a distraction-free environment for learning is vital to success. Point 6 demonstrates how being distracted can hinder learning. Point 7 reveals that being too noisy can be a distraction. Point 8 underscores the importance of being responsible and remembering our materials.

In conclusion, lifelong learning is a critical concept that we should all strive to embrace. By being receptive to learning and adapting to new situations, we can become better versions of ourselves and make a positive impact on the world around us.

We are now moving on to the next topic of our presentation on the importance of lifelong learning. Our next topic is prepositions and gerunds. As you are aware, prepositions and gerunds are crucial components of the English language, and they can help you express your ideas more effectively.

Prepositions are words that describe the relationship between two or more nouns or pronouns in a sentence. For example, words such as in, on, under, over, between, and behind are all prepositions.

Gerunds, on the other hand, are words that end in -ing and function as a verb. They can be used to describe an action that is currently happening, or an action that has just happened. Words such as walking, running, swimming, and eating are all gerunds.

Now that you have a basic understanding of prepositions and gerunds, let's look at some examples of how they can be used in a sentence.

Example 1: The book is on the table.

Example 2: The cat is under the bed.

Example 3: The bird is flying over the mountains.

Example 4: The car is parked behind the tree.

Example 5: I am walking to the store.

Example 6: She is running to catch the bus.

Example 7: They are swimming in the pool.

Example 8: He is eating breakfast.

As you can see, prepositions and gerunds can be used in a variety of ways to make your sentences more clear and specific. Therefore, the next time you need to communicate your ideas, consider using these important parts of speech. Thank you for attending, and we hope you found this information useful.

We are thrilled about the prospects of lifelong learning, which entails that we consider it necessary to continue learning and expanding throughout our lives, even after we have completed formal education. We are always eager to discover new ways to learn. If you're interested in learning more about lifelong learning, we invite you to explore our resources and materials, which are designed to instill in you a passion for learning that will endure a lifetime.

Hello everyone. Today, we will be discussing the importance of lifelong learning. Lifelong learning is the idea that individuals should continue to learn and grow throughout their entire lives. We will use the images and text on slide 19 of our presentation to illustrate the importance of lifelong learning. 

The photographs show a white wall with mockups, a person holding a computer, a plant in a white pot, a stream of water, and a picture of a building with window blinds and indoor elements. The text includes a lesson plan for Grade 8 and a message encouraging lifelong learning. 

The lesson plan for Grade 8 is an excellent example of how lifelong learning can be applied in the classroom. By continuing to learn and grow, teachers can provide their students with the best possible education. The message encouraging lifelong learning is even more important outside of the classroom. In today's rapidly changing world, it is more important than ever to continue learning and growing. By embracing the idea of lifelong learning, individuals can stay ahead of the curve and achieve their goals. 

In conclusion, lifelong learning is an essential part of personal and professional growth. By continuing to learn and grow, individuals can improve their lives and the world around them. Thank you for your attention, and I hope you found this presentation informative.

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In this slide, we have included a series of images and text to illustrate the concept of lifelong learning. The photographs show a white wall with mockups, a person holding a computer, a plant in a white pot, a stream of water, and a picture of a building with window blinds and indoor elements. These images represent the diverse aspects of lifelong learning, from creativity and technology to nature and the built environment. The text includes a lesson plan for Grade 8 and a message encouraging lifelong learning. 

Now, let's move on to the next part of our discussion. On this slide, you will see a box with different phrases that can be used to express opinions and ideas. We will use these phrases to have a discussion about the topic of incorporating daily exercise in the school timetable. 

Julio, what do you think about doing sport every day at school as part of the timetable? 
Tarek, do you think it's a good idea because it helps with concentration and improves oxygen flow to the brain? 
Vitor, what about you? Do you agree with the idea of one afternoon a week just for sport? 
Kevin, what's your opinion on this? Do you think it's necessary to have sport as part of the school day? 
Fadi, do you agree that exercise is important, but it may not be popular with everyone? 
Steve, what are your thoughts? Do you think the school day should be longer to accommodate daily exercise? 
Pablo, what do you think about the idea of having one afternoon a week just for sport? 
Daniel, do you agree with Tarek that exercise can help with concentration and improve learning? 
Tarek, would you like to share your thoughts on incorporating daily sport in the school timetable?

We, as the presenter, would like to discuss the importance of lifelong learning and its impact on our daily lives. Lifelong learning is all about constantly learning and growing, both inside and outside of the classroom. It involves embracing new challenges, being open to new ideas, and never stopping to learn.
                                     Next, we will talk about school life. In my opinion, discussing in class is a great idea as it allows students to interact with each other and their teacher in a more relaxed and informal setting. A good teacher should encourage this type of interaction and use it to enhance the learning experience.
                                     Challenges are a natural part of learning, and it's important for students to learn how to concentrate and manage noise in order to succeed. As a teacher, it's crucial to create an environment that allows students to learn and grow, even in the face of difficulties.
                                     Students should be encouraged to interrupt their teacher when they have questions or need help. This will help them become more engaged in the learning process and ultimately lead to better outcomes.
                                     Working in groups can be an effective way to learn and collaborate with others. As a teacher, it's important to provide opportunities for students to work together and to help them develop the skills they need to succeed in a team environment.
                                     In conclusion, lifelong learning is essential for personal and professional growth. It's about embracing new challenges, being open to new ideas, and never stopping to learn. As a teacher, it's important to foster a love of learning in your students and to provide them with the tools and resources they need to succeed.

Hello everyone, today I would like to discuss with you the importance of lifelong learning. We have included a series of images and text to help illustrate this concept. The photographs show a white wall with mockups, a person holding a computer, a plant in a white pot, a stream of water, and a picture of a building with window blinds and indoor elements. The text includes a lesson plan for Grade 8 and a message encouraging lifelong learning.

Now let's talk about the sentences that our English teacher tells us off for chatting in class, but she doesn't mind if we ask questions.

I'm a bit scared talking in front of the whole class.
Practical work in Science is useful because you learn doing experiments.
Some students get into trouble and my friend can't concentrate in the classroom.
Watching TV distracts you and our teacher gets tired for forgetting to hand in their homework on time.
Reading a book or writing when there is noise gets on with your homework.
Telling us to be quiet and it's better to do your homework in the evening instead of morning before school.
Doing it in the afternoon before school is a good option.

The key to lifelong learning is to always be open to new ideas and to never stop learning. Whether you are in school or out in the workforce, there is always something new to discover and learn. By embracing a mindset of lifelong learning, you can stay engaged and motivated to continue learning and growing throughout your life.

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We want to emphasize the significance of lifelong learning. Lifelong learning is the notion that learning should not end when someone completes school or reaches a specific age. Instead, it is a continuous process that should be approached with an open mind and a willingness to learn new things.

Hello everyone,                                       We are here presenting to you on the topic of lifelong learning. As you can see from the images and text, we believe that lifelong learning is essential for personal and professional growth. The lesson plan and message demonstrate the importance of continuous learning.                                       How do you feel about the lesson presented? We encourage you to evaluate it and consider how it can be applied to your own learning. Thank you for listening and we hope that you will take the lesson to heart and continue to learn throughout your life.