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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC LEARNING CURRICULUM S O LU Ç Õ E S PA R A E N S I N O D E I N G L Ê S E E D U C AÇ ÃO B I L Í N G U E

BRINGING THE WORLD TO THE CLASSROOM AND THE CLASSROOM TO LIFE

QUEM SOMOS? Sabemos que nosso mundo é um lugar incrível. Na National Geographic Learning queremos apresentar este mundo por meio de conteúdo autêntico, atrativo, fascinante e surpreendente.

Uma foto, uma ideia, ou uma história incrível geram curiosidade. Nossos materiais ensinam inglês e ajudam a conhecer o mundo. Damos aos alunos uma razão para falar de suas vidas, do seu planeta e desenvolver sua própria voz em inglês.

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A National Geographic Learning é o resultado de uma aliança entre National Geographic Society, TED e Cengage Learning, editora escolar dedicada a criação de programas para o ensino de inglês e para educação superior.

Desenvolvemos programas para o ensino do inglês com conteúdos exclusivos da National Geographic e TED. Em nossos materiais incorporamos e destacamos o trabalho dos cientistas, fotógrafos e exploradores da National Geographic com os seguintes objetivos:

Facilitar a inserção do estudante no mundo real.

Despertar sua consciência para o mundo e o tempo em que vivemos.

Despertar seu interesse a respeito dos temas de grande importância para a humanidade, arte, cultura, ciência, história, geografia, temas sociais, cuidado com o planeta e o papel do homem no mundo.

A missão da National Geographic Learning é TRAZER O MUNDO PARA A SALA DE AULA E A SALA DE AULA PARA A VIDA.

Com as soluções para ensino da língua inglesa da National Geographic Learning, seus alunos:

Encontrão histórias do mundo real, fotografias surpreendentes e vídeos, além de personagens que fazem o aprendizado mais divertido e inspirador.

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Usarão o inglês para expressar suas ideias e opiniões com confiança, prestar exames internacionais e desenvolver sua própria voz em inglês.

Aprenderão sobre eles mesmos e seu lugar no mundo, e como adquirir as habilidades e conhecimentos necessários para se desenvolverem com sucesso.

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are ultimat they can ultimately only be solved “They by global citizens demanding global solutions from their leaders. ” HUGH EVANS

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Speakers sometimes announce what is coming next by an asking a rhetorical question (a question they don’t expect answer to), then answering it themselves. This can introduce a new topic or section to the talk.

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as a member of your local community as a citizen of your town, city, or region as a citizen of your country as a global citizen 4

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But how did we actually go about recruiting and engaging those global citizens?

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35 Then listen and check. a So where are we? b But have we achieved our mission? c How will that achieve anything?

Now, maybe that doesn't sound like a lot to you.

Well, it achieved a lot because she (1) wasn't alone.

We run this amazing festival, we've scored (2) some big policy wins, and citizens are signing up all over No. We have such a long way the world. (3) to go.

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Work in pairs. What kind of citizen do you identify as?

Rank the descriptions in the correct order for you (1 = most; 4 = least). Say why.

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3 Global citizens are defined by their actions / their beliefs and their actions. only 4 Working with others worldwide is the best way / the way of solving the world’s problems.

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As a boy, Hugh was not interested in social issues.

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8 Hugh decided to start the Global Citizen movement when he got back to Australia.

5.3 Watch Part 3 of the talk. Complete the sentences. of people who are 1 According to research, concerned about the world’s problems have taken action to change them. of people in 2 Hugh wanted to encourage countries to become global citizens.

3 Hugh found that many different kinds of people were . concerned about the same the 4 Hugh organized the Global Citizen music festival at . same time as the on 5 People earned tickets for the festival by a global issue. to able were York people in New 6 Last year, get tickets to the festival.

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VOCABULARY IN CONTEXT a Watch the clips from the TED Talk. Choose the correct 5.5 meaning of the words and phrases. b Complete the sentences in your own words.

Then compare your sentences in pairs.

1 I didn’t sleep a wink the day before / after .

2 I wonder why some people find it so hard to . After all, it’s not rocket science. person. Far from it. I’m actually 3 I’m not a . very CHALLENGE Work in pairs. Discuss the questions.

1 Which of these words would you use to describe Hugh’s ambitions for Global Citizen? Why? a idealistic b realistic c ambitious d achievable

every week. other people raised enough 8 Davinia and money to encourage donations from the US government.

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Watch Part 4 of the talk.

2 ”Think globally, act locally.“ What can you do at a local level to change the world?

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1 What does Hugh mean by these statements? a Those of us who look beyond our borders are on the right side of history. b We have such a long way to go.

2 Label the future hopes in the order that Hugh mentions them. Global Citizen will: be recruited from every country in the world. become more determined. check that world leaders achieve new goals. increase in numbers. work to eradicate illnesses.

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MY PERSPECTIVE more Work in pairs. Do you think younger people have a global outlook than older people? Why? What are the advantages of thinking globally?

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FOTOGRAFIA TIRADA DA SÉRIE WELCOME TO OUR WORLD

Em cada série criamos uma base sólida para o aprendizado do idioma.

EDUCAÇÃO INFANTIL Nossos programas de inglês para a educação infantil incluem canções, jogos, histórias e conteúdo do mundo real para inserir os alunos no idioma inglês, assim como também ajudá-los a compreender a diversidade do nosso planeta, o que constitui um passo importante para se tornarem cidadãos globais.

FOTOGRAFIA TIRADA DA SÉRIE LOOK

ENSINO F U N DA M E N TA L I Nossos programas de inglês para o Ensino Fundamental I incluem, canções, jogos, projetos, histórias e conteúdo do mundo real para motivar e cativar os alunos, assim como ajudá-los a usar o inglês como uma ferramenta para interagir com o mundo e serem cidadãos globais responsáveis.

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FOTOGRAFIA TIRADA DA SÉRIE IMPACT

E ENSINO FUNDAMENTALII Para o Ensino Fundamental II e o Ensino Médio nossos programas utilizam conteúdo do mundo real e temas interessantes que ajudam os adolescentes a usar o inglês de forma criativa, considerando novas perspectivas e guiando-os para encontrar sua própria voz em inglês.

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FUNDAMENTAL I Foco no aluno com ênfase no uso do idioma de forma inovadora e criativa.

Canções, jogos e projetos introduzem o idioma.

FUNDAMENTAL II Prática das quatro habilidades do idioma por meio de temas universais e transversais.

ENSINO MÉDIO Foco que combina leitura e compreensão de texto, e a comunicação com atividades práticas alinhadas à exames internacionais.

E N S I N O D O I D I OM A INFANTIL Bases para a comunicação oral.

FUNDAMENTAL I Prática das quatro habilidades para o uso cotidiano do idioma

ENSINO MÉDIO Prática comunicativa combinada com a preparação para exames internacionais e formação universitária.

FOTOGRAFIA TIRADA DA SÉRIE TIME ZONES

FUNDAMENTAL II Prática das quatro habilidades para uso cotidiano e acadêmico do idioma

H A B I L I DA D E S PA RA O S É C U LO X X I INFANTIL FUNDAMENTAL I Expansão das habilidades para incluir colaboração, resolução de conflitos e pensamento crítico.

Desenvolvimento de habilidades básicas em comunicação, criatividade e alfabetização.

FUNDAMENTAL II ENSINO MÉDIO Prática de comunicação, colaboração, criatividade e desenvolvimento do pensamento crítico; por meio do qual tornam-se consumidores conscientes de novas informações.

FOTOGRAFIA TIRADA DA SÉRIE IMPACT

Prática integrada a habilidade de comunicação, criatividade, pensamento crítico e colaboração como tema em cada uma das unidades.

FOTOGRAFIA TIRADA DA SÉRIE LOOK

C I DA DA N I A G LO BA L INFANTIL FUNDAMENTAL I Multiculturalismo e estabelecimento de valores globais com uso de histórias do mundo real de exploradores National Geographic.

ENSINO MÉDIO Exposição de histórias do mundo real e ideias do TED que mostram aos alunos novas perspectivas do mundo.

Exposição de pessoas e lugares por meio de fotografia.

FUNDAMENTAL II Construção de conexões pessoais com cidadãos globais admiráveis.

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