WARM UP
Let’s read the dialogue. I will be Ron and you will be Emma. After reading it once, we’ll switch roles.
READ
Next week, I am going to volunteer as an English tutor at the kindergarten nearby. We still need more volunteers. Would you like to join?
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I would like to join you but I am not sure if I’ll be available next week. Is it your first time to volunteer?
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No. Actually, it is my second time. Last year, I volunteered as an English tutor in the same kindergarten. We usually play games, teach English alphabets and prepare meals for the children.
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Wow! That sounds interesting! Being a volunteer seems tiring but it sounds fun!
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You are right. I feel really glad to teach children in our community.
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That is nice to hear. I hope I won’t be busy next week so that I could join you. |
CONVERSATION
Let’s talk. Please answer my questions. You may ask me questions, too.
ANSWER
| 1. | Have you tried community service before? How did it go? |
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| 2. | What kinds of community service would you like to try? |
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| 3. | Have you done social work? Why? Why not? |
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| 4. | What do you think are the advantage and disadvantages of doing social work? |
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| 5. | In your opinion, to whom should social workers focus in your country? |
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| 6. | Do you think social workers should get higher pay because of the nature of their job? Why? Why not? |
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| 7. | Do you think the government should be responsible for the lives of their less fortunate people? Why? Why not? |
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| 8. | What activities do social workers do in your country? |
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| 9. | In your community, are people willing to help each other in times of trouble? |
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| 10. | Do you feel safe in your community? Tell me about it. |
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