Big Town: Students to assume the personalities of the residents of the city of Big Town and tell about their lives. Identity cards would be handed out in class. The second exercise would be to practice giving directions to get to the different buildings in Big Town city.
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Well, this time your comment is quite early! We'll not only practice giving directions, but as the game rules say, the residents first have to accept their roles and introduce themselves. So, you and mr Xu would have ample time to practice your communication!
Btw, you don't have to bring your computer to the first class this week (but I'll remind you for the second class on Friday!).
Well, this is fortunately not a killing game and no one has to be killed! I'll hand out the personality cards in class and each one has to memorize her/his new personality. I'm still deciding about how to do this as a game as the original game according to the game rules, may be somehow confusing. I'll see tomorrow!
I'm still contemplating whether we should do this as a game as the game rules suggest, as it can become quite chaotic if the students have to move around in the class (that classroom is quite small and the chairs are fixed). So, I'm not sure yet. But I still think taking on another personality may make it a little amusing. Let's wait and see!
I'm worried it may become a little boring, but taking on the role and character of another person (I'll hand out the characters in class) may provide some amusement. I still have to decide on the way to do it. Btw, thank you for giving the news report so correctly and clearly in class last week. Some students know how to make a teacher's heart warm ..! ;-)
As I said to Zhao Ziwei, I'm not sure whether we'll do this exercise as a game as I think it may be too impractical. But taking on the personality of another person (I'll hand out the personality cards in class) and then introduce yourself and answer questions, may create enough amusement to those who really want to practice their speaking skills. So, let's see tomorrow!