English 10 LAS 2 Sources of Information To Enliven Conversation I

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LEARNING AS ONE NATION

Expanded Project English 10_2


JHS L E A R N I N G ACTIVITY
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Religion/Values Education Filipino TLE / ICT
Natural Sciences English MAPEH
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Activity Title: Sources of Information to Enliven Conversations I


Learning Target: To cite sources of information to enliven conversations
References: 1) DepEd MELC 2020
(Author, Title, Pages)
2) M. V. Bernido, CVIF Learning Activities

To enliven conversations in an artful manner, we need to have good


sources of information and topics interesting enough to talk about. Of course,
it is normal for people in the same household, or at the office, or at school to
have daily conversations about their day-to-day lives and daily experiences.
However, there are many occasions when people enjoy talking about bigger
topics such as their professions or career goals, as well as matters that affect
their communities, their country or the world at large. This is true, for
example, at professional conferences, during breaks and leisure time, when
participants and speakers tend to have conversations.
What are good sources of information to make our conversations
more interesting and dynamic? Sources can have good and bad points,
advantages and disadvantages. Try to fill in the table below to describe
different sources of information.

Source Advantages Disadvantages


News reports
TV talk shows
Facebook updates
Personal experiences

Exercises:
Suppose you do not have newspapers or a TV at home. What good topics of
conversation can you suggest? Give at least three (3).

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