Experience: I can't wake up in the morning
Expressing your opinion: Make a summary (200-250 words) and express your opinion (about 80 words). Use the expressions provided in this document.
Are holiday homes ruining the British seaside?
Mass Tourism Is Destroying Spain—Here’s Where You Should Travel (Read the full original text here)
Write a summary about the first part of the blog entry "Mass tourism Is Destroying Spain" (until "authentic experience") in 200-225 words. Then write your opinion about the whole text. Use the structures provided in this document.
Watch this brief video introduction to Trevor Noah by ABC News.
Enjoy this selection of Trevor Noah's best moments.
Watch Reggie Yates video about preachers in South Africa (You can watch it at Netflix with English subtitles).
Listen to Khaled Hosseini answering the reader's questions in The World Book Club
What happened to Sohrab is based on a true story. Watch the documentary: The Dancing Boys of Afghanistan
Listening activity: Interview with Iris Gange
Watch the interview on the Reminiscence Theatre Archive website
Nick Hornby talks about "Slam" in this video.
Listen to the characters of the book talking about the story
Watch an interview with the author
Read about the author's biography and critical perspective in this text.
Prepare the following discussion questions
To unravel some of the mysteries of this book, read this story: " Diary of an obsession" included in the book "9th &13".
Through the Eyes of Love by Shiobhan Galvin
Room by Emma Donoghue
The Moment by Douglas Kennedy
Most people can be divided into one of three learning styles: visual, aural or Kinaesthetic. Do the test and find out which is your learning stye and what you can do to boost your learning. Click here.
Nathan Jurgenson is a social media theorist. His research is driven most fundamentally by the understanding that we increasingly live in an “augmented reality,” a perspective that views the digital and physical as enmeshed, opposed to viewing them as distinct (what he calls "digital dualism"). Picture perfect
For most of the last century, America’s cultural landscape—its fashion, art, music, design, entertainment—changed dramatically every 20 years or so. But these days, even as technological and scientific leaps have continued to revolutionize life, popular style has been stuck on repeat, consuming the past instead of creating the new. You say you want a devolution?
In this article historian Tony Judt talks about what it is like to live with a motor neuron disorder. Click here
Read about the everyday life of 4-year-old Krista and Tatiana and the mystery that lies behind conjoined twins. Click here
Who was the first? Click here
Read this article from the New York Times. For screen villains, the black-and white, "us versus them" era is over. Welcome to the uneasy age of us versus then. Click here
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Photographers have to be near the action. Sometimes too near. Click here
Interview with Restrepo co-directors Sebastian Faulkner and Tim Hetherington. Click here
I would like to recommend you Julia Halprin Jackson's blog. She is a wonderful writer and friend from California.
Miss Julia was in Washington on President Barack Obama Inauguration Day. To read about her impressions click on the image.
What do you think of my memory blog? My friend Brenda told me that the best way to really learn a language is to write a blog. Click on the image to read about Nick Cave and lost memories.
Vivian Maier was a nanny who spent her free time walking around Chicago camera in hand. The world only recognised she was a genius after her death.
Click on the image to read about her and her work.