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Unit: Education and Careers
Topic: Education System
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Unit: Education and Careers
Topic: Education System
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3. 1.
while-writing, activity1: cross word game
2.
while writing, activity 2:
complete the sentence)
3.
post-writing, activity 3: statement
supporting
4.
post-writing,
activity 4: decision making
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4.4.1.1 .3
4.4.2.2 .3
Vocabulary: the United Kingdom, famous, exist,
religion, homeschooling, appear
Structure: Transitional word
We use transitional words to enhance logical
organization and understandability and improve the

5. connections between thoughts. They indicate relations,
whether within a sentence, paragraph, or paper.
1. Addition (use for continuing a common line of
reasoning or add more detail of the previous
also, again, as well as, besides, coupled
statement)
with, furthermore,
in addition, likewise, moreover, similarly
Example: The United Kingdom has about 50,000
homeschooled children, and Canada has around
60,000. In addition, The United States has the highest
number with as many as 1.1 million homeschooled
children.
2. Consequence (to tell the effect, result, or
outcome of something occurring earlier," "an act
or instance of following something as an effect,
accordingly, as a result, consequently, for this
result, or outcome" or "the conclusion reached by
reason, for this purpose,
a line of reasoning; inference)
hence, otherwise, so then, subsequently,
therefore, thus, thereupon, wherefore

6. Example: Even after schools appeared in the city, there
were few schools in the country. As a result, many
children still had to study at home.
3. Contrast and Comparison (difference and similar)
by the same token, conversely, instead, likewise, on
one hand,
on the other hand, on the contrary, rather, similarly,
yet, but, however, still, in contrast
Example: Most children went back to school. However
there are thousands of children who did not.
4. Illustration (to give an example)

7. for example, for instance, for one thing, as an
illustration,
illustrated with, as an example, in this case
Example: Homeschooling is very popular in Western
countries. For example, The United Kingdom, Canada,
and The United State
4.
1. Power point
2. Text 1,2
3.

8. 5.
Pre – writing
1. homeschooled 1.
boy homeschooled boy
2. 2.
-What is his name
-How old is he?
3.
-What's instrument he can
play?
3. Text 1
Power point
4.
4. Text 2
power
Power point
point

9. -In addition
power point
- The United Kingdom has
about 50,000 homeschooled
children, and Canada has
around 60,000. transitional
-As a result
word , The United States
has the highest number with
as many as 1.1 million
homeschooled children.
- Even after schools -However
appeared in the city, there
were few schools in the
country. transitional word -For example
, many children still had to
study at home.
- Most children went back to
school.
transitional word there 5. Text 3
are thousands of children homeschooling
who did not.

10. - Homeschooling is very 6.
popular in Western
countries. transitional - The education that the
word , The United Kingdom, children learn at home.
Canada, and The United - No, it isn’t.
State
-Abraham Lincoln and
5. Text 3 Thomas Edison
homeschooling -Yes, it is.
6.
1.
-What is homeschooling? 2.
-Is regular school is older
that homeschooling?
3.
-Can you tell me some
famous people who were
homeschooled? -
-Is homeschooling remains
popular?

11. While – writing
Activity 1 cross word game
1.
2.
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3. activity 2
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Activity 2 complete the
sentence
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2. activity 2
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Post – writing
1.
Activity 3 statement
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supporting
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13. 4.
Activity 4 decision making 3.
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Activity1: while-
writing/ cross
word game
Activity2: while
writing/complete
the sentence
Activity3: post-
writing/statement
supporting
Activity4 post-
writing/decision
making

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Activity 3 post-writing
Work in pair. Read the following statement about
homeschooling. Write two facts from the passage to
support each statement by using transitional word.
Then, present in front of the class.

21. Homeschooling is likely Some parents prefer
to remain popular homeschooling to
regular school

22. Activity 4 post-writing
Work in pairs. Supporting that you have a child, what
kind of school you will choose for your child between
homeschooling and regular school? Why?
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