The SDGs Basic – Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions

Today’s GOALS
Let’s have a look at the goals for today.
“Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions” is the topic of this unit.


Today’s Goals
Learn the vocabulary and expressions related to peaceful and inclusive societies
Get to know and share your thoughts on the countries facing the issues of peace and justice
Deepen your knowledge of the peaceful and inclusive societies by reading passages
Part A_1 Self introduction
Let’s introduce ourselves to each other.
My name is ________. What is your name?
Part A_2 Self introduction
I am ________. Nice to meet you.
Part A_3 Self introduction
Nice to meet you too, ________.
Let’s get started.
Part B_1 Review
Please read aloud the passage below.
Part B_2 Review
Biodiversity loss
Around 80% of individuals in rural areas of developing countries still use traditional plant-based medicines for basic healthcare. Overhunting and overfishing deplete the resources of some species while threatening the extinction of others.
Part B_3 Review
I will ask the following questions. Please answer based on the passage.
Part B_4 Review
1. What kind of medicine is used by 80% of individuals in rural areas?
Part B_5 Review
Around 80% of individuals in rural areas _______________.
Part B_6 Review
2. Did you do your research on the sub-textbook? Did you find the activity for issues related to deforestation and biodiversity loss? Please tell me what you feel about it.
Part B_7 Review
Part B_8 Review
Now, let’s review your answers.
Part B_9 Review
Part B_10 Review
So far, we reviewed the previous lesson topic, “Life on Land”. Do you have any questions? In the next part, we are going to learn about “Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions”.
Part C_1 Description
Find out where Turky is located.

1. Where is Turkey? A, B or C?
Part C_2 Description
The answer is _________.
Part C_3 Description
Please look at and study the pictures below. These are pictures from Japan and Turkey. I will ask you a question.
(Give the student at least 20 seconds to study both pictures.)
Part C_4 Description
2. What can you see in the pictures? Please describe as many as you can from each photo.
Part C_5 Description
Answer:
Part C_6 Description
Now, let’s review your answers.
Part C_7 Description
Part C_8 Description
Did you get any images of the impact on refugee children and the importance and roles of birth registration? If you have anything you don’t know well, please keep researching after the lesson.
Part D_1 Vocabulary
We’ll read aloud the words and sample sentences below. Please repeat after me. I will check your pronunciation.
Part D_2 Vocabulary
refugee 難民 

We’ve been assigned to construct camps for refugees.
unsuitable 不適切な

The property was officially declared unsuitable for residential purposes.
birth certificate 出生証明書

She falsified her birth certificate to get the job.
existence 存在 

They founded a theater company that is still in existence today.
Part D_3 Vocabulary
Now, let’s review some words from part D_2.
(Please review the mispronounced words and expressions from part D_2.)
Part D_4 Vocabulary
Part D_5 Vocabulary
Please look at the pictures below. Now, fill in the blanks with the words you learned and read aloud the complete sentences.
(Please give the student time to answer.)
Part D_6 Vocabulary

1. Many _______________ have entered without passports at the border.

2. The subject matter of the show was _______________ for children.

3. I don’t have my original _______________. Will you accept a copy?

4. They believe that the universe came into _______________ about 15 billion years ago.
Part D_7 Vocabulary
Now, let’s review your answers.
Part D_8 Vocabulary
Part D_9 Vocabulary
Do you have any questions about the meaning of words?
Then, let’s move on to the next part.
Part E_1 Reading
Please read aloud the first passage below.
Part E_2 Reading
The impact on refugee children
The number of people forced to flee their homes because of conflict and persecution has steadily increased. In 2012, these numbers spiked, resulting in what is now recognized as a global refugee crisis.

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In conflict-affected areas, around 28.5 million primary school-aged children are out of school. Nearly 13 million children under the age of 18 make up half of the world’s refugee population. Far too many refugee boys and girls are forced to live in unsuitable conditions for children, with limited access to education, healthcare, and no freedom of movement.

Part E_3 Reading
I will ask the following questions. Please answer based on the passage. I will check if your answers are appropriate.
Part E_4 Reading
1. According to the passage, where are refugee boys and girls forced to live?
Part E_5 Reading
Answer:
Part E_6 Reading
CO2_graph

2. Based on the graph, what year has the highest recorded percentage refugee population?
Part E_7 Reading
Answer:
Part E_8 Reading
Please read aloud the second passage below.
Part E_9 Reading
The importance and roles of birth registration
Have you heard about birth registration? It’s the process of recording births, and it’s a fundamental right for everyone. In low and middle-income countries, one out of every four children under age 5 is not registered.

A birth certificate is a legal document that certifies the existence of a person. It implies that children can attend school, receive medical care, and eventually find work. Children cannot be protected without proof since governments don’t even know they exist.

Part E_10 Reading
I will ask the following questions. Please answer based on the passage. I will check if your answers are appropriate.
Part E_11 Reading
1. What is a birth certificate?
Part E_12 Reading
Answer:
Part E_13 Reading
2. Based on the article, what can happen if a child has no birth certificate?
Part E_14 Reading
Answer:
Part E_15 Reading
Now, let’s review your answers.
Part E_16 Reading
Part E_17 Reading
Did you understand the situation and facts about the impact on refugee children and the importance and roles of birth registration? If you have any questions, please ask me.
Part F_1 Opinion
Please answer the questions below. You can share your opinions.
(It’s okay if the student’s answers are not complete sentences. To share his/her opinions is the goal for this part.)
Part F_2 Opinion
1. If a child’s birth wasn’t registered officially, for example, they wouldn’t have any proof of their age. What would the problems be if you couldn’t prove your age?
Part F_3 Opinion
Answer:
Part F_4 Opinion
2. Even though the country has a birth registration system, some citizens don’t know about it. What do you think is the best way to inform everyone?
Part F_5 Opinion
Answer:
Part F_6 Opinion
Now, let’s review your answers.
Part F_7 Opinion
Part F_8 Opinion
Thank you for sharing your opinions. Let us continue to learn and think about issues related to peace, justice, and strong Institutions, and then take action to solve them.