Teacher' s Resource Manual by LORNA JOY SWAIN H. DOUGLAS BROWN ANNE ALBARELLI-SIEGFRIED ALICE SAVAGE • MASOUD SHAFIEI Internet Activities by Howard Beckerman Heartworks International, Inc., Stony Brook, New York Voyages 3, Teacher’s Resource Manual © 2000 by Prentice Hall Regents. Addison Wesley Longman, Inc. A Pearson Education Company. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior permission of the publisher. 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Sadiq Durrani, BNC Santa Cruz; Sally Gearhardt, Consultant, Santa Rosa, California; Margot Gramer, Consultant, New York; Kathy Hamilton, Elk Grove Adult Education; Peter Jarvis, New York City Board of Education; Kevin Keating, University of Arizona; Alberto Lima, Yazigi Language Schools, Brazil; Margaret Masterson, Bethune Middle School; JoAnn Miller, Universidad del Valle de Mexico; Joanne Mooney, University of Pennsylvania; Janet K. Orr, Shanghai Centre, Beijing; Cheryl Pearson, University of Houston; Randy Schaefer, Freelance Instructor, Japan; Tammy Smith-Firestone, Edgewood Language Institute; Amporn Srisermbhok, Srinakharinwinot University, Thailand; M. Rita Vieira, Yazigi Language Schools, Brazil ISBN 0-13-096607-X 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10—WC—05 04 03 02 01 00 ii ContentsContents UNIT 1 Lesson 1 Let’s keep in touch! 1 Lesson 2 I have something to tell you! 5 Lesson 3 The Colorful Years 9 UNIT 2 Lesson 1 Let’s get to know each other. 15 Lesson 2 Nice to meet you, Mr. Robinson. 19 Lesson 3 When Home Is a World Away 23 UNIT 3 Lesson 1 Across Generations 29 Lesson 2 A Woman of Science 33 Lesson 3 Nelson Mandela 37 UNIT 4 Lesson 1 Anatomy of an Illness 43 Lesson 2 He said, “It’s just indigestion.” 47 Lesson 3 Guaranteed: Instant Relief 51 UNIT 5 Lesson 1 Reverse Culture Shock 57 Lesson 2 It was good to hear from Yon Mi, wasn’t it? 61 Lesson 3 The Quality of Life 65 UNIT 6 Lesson 1 They think she’s too young. 71 Lesson 2 Matchmaking around the World 74 Lesson 3 East meets West. 78 UNIT 7 Lesson 1 All in a Day’s Work 83 Lesson 2 Nine to Five 87 Lesson 3 The Moneymakers 91 UNIT 8 Lesson 1 Pablo Takes the Road Test 97 Lesson 2 Fender Bender 102 Lesson 3 Teen Driving and Safety on the Road 106 UNIT 9 Lesson 1 Trying to Keep a Budget 111 Lesson 2 Wants vs. Needs 115 Lesson 3 The Lure of Advertising 119 UNIT 10 Lesson 1 Having a Good Time 125 Lesson 2 Let’s go somewhere romantic. 129 Lesson 3 But the journey has just started. 133 Tapescripts T139 iii Unit Topics Functions Moving on to New Experiences Talking about things that happened in the past; ending a conversation Moving on to another class and a new appropriately; talking about future plans; expressing obligation; indi- teacher; goodbyes; remembering good times; cating necessity; expressing hope; discussing cross-cultural experiences; 1 life decisions; daily routine; comparing cul- comparing and contrasting lifestyles across cultures; asking for an tures; lifestyles; comparing education sys- opinion; giving an opinion tems Meeting New Friends and Acquaintances Exchanging information about personal history; talking about oneself and Meeting new classmates; beginning classes one’s experiences; expressing understanding or lack of understanding; in a new program/in a new country; getting clarifying information; introducing oneself and others in a group; asking 2 acquainted; appropriate classroom behavior; and talking about class rules and regulations; describing appropriate cultural differences classroom behavior; discussing cultural adaptation; expressing conclu- sions Changing Times Confirming information; talking about the past; expressing one’s opin- The Generation Gap; four different ions; expressing goals; writing a letter defending one’s opinion; identi- generations in the U.S.; “the good old days;” fying the main idea; reading for specific information; arranging events in 3 changing times; contributions of senior citi- chronological order; writing a definition of a hero zens; traditionally male/female roles; personal goals; Nelson Mandela; goals/heros Illness and Health Describing a sequence of events in the past; writing a journal entry; Illness and treatment; schedules; journals; asking for and giving reasons; discussing a visit to an emergency room; emergency care; a hospital bill; warnings on reporting direct speech; understanding a hospital bill; demonstrating 4 medicine labels; health insurance understanding of medicine labels; discussing health insurance and how it works; scanning for specific information; discussing the relationship between lifestyle and health Change for the Better Discussing cross-cultural experiences; talking about ongoing experiences; Culture shock and reverse culture shock; making inferences; asking for and giving an opinion; using time expres- young people in the United States; the sub- sions; stating one’s opinion about information from a survey; reading for 5 urbs and the city; likes and dislikes specific information; expressing observations about the surroundings and the environment; giving an opinion about an issue; asking for and giving a reason Love and Marriage Discussing relationships and marriage; expressing agreement and dis- Relationships and marriage; personal ads; agreement; giving reasons; describing emotions; comparing dating and emotions; matchmaking; marriage customs; marriage customs in different countries; expressing preferences; talking 6 stages of marriage about feelings and emotions; expressing similarities and differences; expressing results The Job Marketplace Giving advice; expressing obligation; discussing job searches; making Part-time jobs related to future careers; job suggestions; identifying personal skills and abilities; interpreting a bar duties and responsibilities; work environment graph; interpreting information on a pay stub; discussing advantages and 7 preferences; comparing wages; evaluating disadvantages of job jobs Road Safety Interpreting driving regulations; identifying traffic signs; giving advice Road test for a driver’s license; traffic safety; about road safety; describing an accident to the police; calling for road traffic signs; accident prevention; transporta- assistance; filling in information on a form; expressing and accepting 8 tion expenses apologies; reading and interpreting information in a bar graph; giving advice; giving one’s opinions; comparing solutions Confronting Everyday Realities Describing problems and their solutions; making suggestions; calculating Keeping a budget; saving money; lifestyle percentages; filling in missing information on a billing statement; offering choices; goals for the future; advertisements solutions and suggestions; drawing conclusions; describing feelings; 9 reading and understanding the fine print in ads; comparing products; making polite requests Following a Dream Discussing recreational activities; offering suggestions and advice; Sports and recreation; vacations; personal expressing enthusiasm; expressing fatigue; brainstorming possible solu- experiences; plans for the future tions to a problem; talking about vacation plans; talking about possibili- 10 ties; talking about past opportunities; talking about past abilities; giving an excuse; talking about learning from past experiences; writing and talking about future plans; writing and delivering a speech iv Grammmar and Communication Skills Pronunciation LISTENING AND SPEAKING READING AND WRITING • Simple past: regular/irregular verbs Listen for details; describe a recent experience; listen Read an article for details; guess • Past continuous and simple past and take notes; end a conversation appropriately; meaning from context; write a note; • Future tense, will and be going to discuss making important decisions; put tasks in log- fill in a questionnaire; set up a per- • Necessity: must, don’t have to ical order; discuss schedules; express opinions; inter- sonal journal • Hope + future clauses • Additions with too, not either, and but view a partner and take notes • Contractions with will • Modals: can, may, should, ought to, Listen to a conversation for details; listen, take notes, Write a paragraph describing a must, must not and compare information; give instructions; express good English teacher; write a dia- • Present perfect with since, for understanding or lack of understanding; describe an logue for a role-play; make infer- • Stress in questions and answers with embarrassing situation; make introductions; express ences and draw conclusions about can/can’t agreement or disagreement; listen to/role play a pictures; make and post a list of request for assistance in a problem situation