15498 conversation lesson on crime and punishment

Indian policewomen slap dating couples People in India are shocked because of reports about two policewomen attacking a young woman on a date The attack happened in the northern Indian town of Meerat The woman's crime was to cuddle with her boyfriend in a park The attack was part of a police campaign called “Operation Romeo.” The campaign wanted to stamp out kissing in public Women’s groups and students are protesting in Meerat and Delhi The protestors want an immediate end to attacks on young lovers The couple disappeared after their faces were revealed on television The sweethearts have suddenly become heroes Indian people are both shocked at the beating and concerned about the safety of the couple An angry Meerat resident said: “Is falling in love wrong? Why are police slapping people in love?” 1) Vocabulary 1) Slap brave 2) Shock 3) Attack 4) Crime 5) Cuddle 6) Campaign 7) Stamp out 8) Protests 9) Immediate you 10) Sweetheart 11) Hero 12) Resident 2) Questions a) A person respected and liked for being b) The person you love c) Disagree, complain; to rally, boycott d) To end, stop e) Violence that hurts a person or damages a place f) A plan, Strategy g) Hit h) Illegal activity i) To hold someone or something very close to j) Now and without delay k) Surprise, Outrage l) Live in a place For and Against Interview your partner to find out what he/she is for and against Ask: “How you feel about _?” Answer: “I'm for it.” “I don't really care.” “I'm against it.” Note your partner's response: Write for “For,” for “Don’t care,” or for “Against.” Calculate your partner's score What you think a high, middle, or low score means? Smoking in public places Drinking in public places Kissing in public places Free university education Free high school education Giving money to the poor Giving food to the poor Mandatory military service Women’s mandatory service Raising the drinking age to 25 Lowering the voting age to 15 Partner's Score Indian policewomen slap dating couples People in India are shocked because of _ about two policewomen attacking a young woman on a date The attack happened in the northern Indian _ of Meerat The woman's crime was to cuddle with her boyfriend in a park The attack was part of a police campaign called “ _.” The campaign wanted to stamp out kissing in _ Women’s groups and students are protesting in Meerat and Delhi The protestors want an immediate end to attacks on young lovers The couple _ after their faces were _ on television The sweethearts have suddenly become heroes Indian people are both shocked at the beating and _ about the safety of the couple An angry Meerat resident said: “Is falling in love wrong? Why are police _ people in love?” 1) Vocabulary 1) Slap brave 2) Shock 3) Attack 4) Crime 5) Cuddle 6) Campaign 7) Stamp out 8) Protests 9) Immediate you 10) Sweetheart 11) Hero 12) Resident a) A person respected and liked for being b) The person you love c) Disagree, complain; to rally, boycott d) To end, stop e) Violence that hurts a person or damages a place f) A plan, Strategy g) Hit h) Illegal activity i) To hold someone or something very close to j) Now and without delay k) Surprise, Outrage l) Live in a place 2) Questions Answer these questions about the article with a partner 1) Who is this article about? Where is it? 2) What is this article about? Why is the campaign called “Operation Romeo?” 3) Why are Indian people protesting? 4) Why are the lovers heroes? 5) Can you retell this article? Indian policewomen slap dating couples People in India are shocked because of reports about two policewomen attacking a young woman on a date The attack happened in the northern Indian town of Meerat The woman's crime was to cuddle with her boyfriend in a park The attack was part of a police campaign called “Operation Romeo.” The campaign wanted to stamp out kissing in public Women’s groups and students are protesting in Meerat and Delhi The protestors want an immediate end to attacks on young lovers The couple disappeared after their faces were revealed on television The sweethearts have suddenly become heroes Indian people are both shocked at the beating and concerned about the safety of the couple An angry Meerat resident said: “Is falling in love wrong? Why are police slapping people in love?” 1) Vocabulary 1) Slap G brave 2) Shock K 3) Attack E 4) Crime H 5) Cuddle I 6) Campaign 7) Stamp out 8) Protest C 9) Immediate you 10) Sweetheart 11) Hero A 12) Resident a) A person respected and liked for being F D J B L b) The person you love c) Disagree, complain; to rally, boycott d) To end, stop e) Violence that hurts a person or damages a place f) A plan, Strategy g) Hit h) Illegal activity i) To hold someone or something very close to j) Now and without delay k) Surprise, Outrage l) Live in a place 2) Questions Answer these questions about the article with a partner 1) Who is this article about? Where is it? 2) What is this article about? Why is the campaign called “Operation Romeo?” 3) Why are Indian people protesting? 4) Why are the lovers heroes? 5) Can you retell this story? 3) Write a Quiz Write challenging quiz questions and answers about the article with a partner then test partners from a different group EX: What did the policewomen ? |a) Nothing b) Attack a couple c) Protest | a) b) c) | a) b) c) 4) Free discussion Ask and answer these questions about crime with a partner 1) Have you or someone you know ever been the victim of a crime? What happened? 2) Are there any places you are afraid to visit because of crime? If so, where? 3) Do you think there is more crime in Korea than in the past or less? Why? What you think will happen in the future? 4) Do you agree with all the laws of your country? What are some things that should be illegal and what are some things that should be legal? 5) Role-play Here are scenarios about crime Choose scenario with a partner and prepare a short role-play 1)A fight has started outside your house late at night Call the police and describe what is happening 2) You were caught doing something illegal, the police officer wants a bribe What you do? 3)A drunk driver ran into your car and then drove away What did the car look like and how much damage was done to your car? Call the police and describe what happened 4)Someone broke into your house How? What did they take? Call the police and describe what happened 5) Someone has attacked you What did he/she look like? Call the police and describe what happened 6) Minute Classroom Debate The class is divided into teams, Team A and Team B Debate about the problems Teams, you have minutes to make your case 1) A) Police officers should accept bribes VS B) Police officers should not accept bribes 2) A) Sometimes it is OK to break the law VS B) It is never OK to break the law 3) A) Rich people are the cause of crime VS B) Poor people are the cause of crime Breaking News: Yesterday the bank at the university was robbed Police have caught three suspects The robbery happened between 5:00 and 9:00PM The suspects claim to have an alibi There are groups: Police and Suspects The police : write and ask questions together to find out who committed the crime The suspects : write an alibi and work together to protect each other Note: Alibi- the reason a person could not have committed a crime, what he/she was doing instead Suspect- someone the police think may have done a crime Police Try to find holes in the suspects alibis Ask detailed questions If the suspects say they were eating at a restaurant; ask them for the restaurant’s name, what they ate and how long they ate, and what the waiter looked like, etc Remember! The suspects must account for hours How long you think it will take for them to each activity? Suspects Write a detailed alibi together Do not leave any holes If you say that you were eating at a restaurant than the police will ask about the restaurant’s name, how long you ate, what the waiter looked like, what you ate etc Remember! You must account for hours How long will you be doing each activity?