Social Issues- Brainstorming and Speaking Without looking below, brainstorm as many social issues as you can in pairs.
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1 Social Issues- Brainstorming and Speaking Without looking below, brainstorm as many social issues as you can in pairs. Find social issues in the list of collocations below: Ageing marriages Assisted suicide Brain labour Breakup of population Censor -ship Child drain Community Data Domestic Drinking and Falling educational In- Falling birth Gambling Glass Health Homeless Human Lack of local Lack of respect Social Social Long Mal- Organised Old Political Prescription Runaway Self- Sexual Single member Stress-related Single parent Union Youth standards protection problems equality activism driving violence -ness rate addiction scares ceiling trafficking -term unemployment immobility for elders isolation democracy nutrition drug addiction people s homes extremism crime harm children violence families harassment households action illnesses
2 Compare your answers to the collocations task and your original brainstorming ideas to the big list below. Abortion Ageing population Alcoholism Assisted suicide Bankruptcy Body image problems (e.g. anorexia/ bulimia) Brain drain Breakup of marriages (e.g. divorce and separation) Bullying Censorship Child labour Children in care Community activism Control of the internet Corruption (e.g. bribery and nepotism) Dangerous dogs Data protection problems Debt Discrimination (e.g. sexism, racism, ageism) Domestic violence Drinking and driving Drop in belief in religion Dropping educational standards Dropping out of corporate life Falling birthrate Gambling addiction Gentrification Glass ceiling Globalisation Graffiti Hard drug use Health scares Homelessness Human trafficking Illegal gambling Illegal weapons, e.g. firearms Immigrants not assimilating Inequality Lack of affordable quality housing Lack of blood bank blood/ donated organs Lack of giving to charities Lack of health insurance Lack of local democracy Lack of respect for elders
3 Lack of respect for teachers Lack of social mobility Loneliness/ Social isolation Long term unemployment Malnutrition Multilingual classrooms NEETs Neighbourhood watch organisations/ Vigilantism Obesity Old people s homes Organised crime (e.g. mafia and gangs) Outsourcing People released from prison not being able to fit back in to society Political extremism Pornography Post-industrial society Poverty, e.g. the Working Poor Prescription drug addiction Problems with pest control (e.g. rats and cockroaches) Protests/ Demonstrations Recidivism Rise in crime Runaway children/ Missing children School absenteeism School violence Self-harm Sex industry Sexual harassment Shrinking middle class Single member households Stress-related illnesses Single parent families Smoking Soft drug use Squatters Suicide Teenage pregnancy Terrorism Underage sex Union action (strikes etc) Youth violence Did you have any on your list which aren t above? Are there any above which you don t understand?
4 Brainstorming Part Two checking understanding Try to think of at least two examples of these: Addictions Addictive prescription drugs Body image problems Bullying Censorship Child labour Community activism Control of the internet Corruption Data protection problems Discrimination Dropping educational standards Dropping out of corporate life Financial problems Gentrification Glass ceiling Globalisation Hard drugs Health scares Illegal weapons Immigrants not assimilating Inequality Lack of respect for elders Lack of respect for teachers Lack of social mobility Loneliness/ Social isolation Malnutrition Organised crime Outsourcing Petty crime Political extremism Poverty Problems with pest control Relationship problems School violence Sexual harassment Single member households Stress-related illnesses Single parent families Terrorism Union action Vandalism Vigilantism Youth violence
5 Brainstorm/ Agree Work together to find at least five things in the list above or your own list which: - Aren t (really) problems - Are problems but also have positive aspects - You are interested in but didn t mention before. - You are totally uninterested in - Aren t much of an issue in this country - Aren t the government s job to sort out - You would put on your manifesto if you were a politician. - Are likely to become bigger problems in the future - Could be solved by teachers - Should be studied/ talked about in schools - Could be solved by parents - Should be studied/ talked about by parents - Are likely to become worse/ less of a problem in the future - Are impossible/ too difficult to change much - Could easily be changed - Should be covered more by the media Brainstorming phrases Brainstorm suitable language for the discussion above with these functions: Asking for opinions Giving strong opinions Giving weak opinions/ Speculating Other opinions phrases (neither strong nor weak) Strongly agreeing Strongly disagreeing Politely disagreeing Other agreeing phrases Compare your lists with another group, agreeing or disagreeing with the social problems that they have chosen using language like that above.
6 Choose one of the topics below and give your opinion on it using language like that which you brainstormed above. What does your partner think? All abortion is wrong The government should limit abortion to the absolute minimum number of weeks The only solution to the ageing population is immigration Alcoholism is not a serious problem in my country Assisted suicide is a good idea in theory but would never work in practice People shouldn t be ashamed of bankruptcy Body image problems (e.g. anorexia/ bulimia) are increasing The breakup of marriages (e.g. divorce and separation) is mainly due to unrealistic expectations of married life Bullying is an unavoidable part of childhood There is no need for any kind of censorship Child labour laws are too strict there is nothing wrong with a thirteen year old having a part-time job Putting children in care should be the last resort it is always better for children to be with their parents if at all possible Community activism will never have a great effect in this city There is a continual danger of government control of the internet that we have to fight Corruption (e.g. bribery and nepotism) is becoming less of a problem Breeds of dogs which can be dangerous should just be banned Banks are to blame for people s debt problems The most serious kind of discrimination in this country is racism Most claims of domestic violence are false Drinking and driving should have an automatic jail sentence Educational standards are falling because people have comfortable lives and so aren t ambitious People dropping out of corporate life will force companies to change for the better There is nothing the government can do to affect the falling birthrate Gambling is addictive and so it should be made difficult for people to bet Globalisation has mainly been positive for this country Graffiti is art Health scares happen because they help sell newspapers Most homeless people have chosen that life The main reason immigrants don t assimilate is because local people don t welcome them Inequality is the main cause of social problems The lack of affordable quality housing should be solved by local governments People don t give to charities because people s taxes are too high There is no reason to respect all people who are older than you Everyone has an equal chance to become successful Social isolation is made worse by technology Obesity is a medical problem, not a social one Choose one of the topics above and whether you want to be for or against that proposition. Your partner must take the opposite point of view and debate it with you.
7 Choose questions from the list below to discuss with your partner: Are the reasons for sending the elderly to old people s homes usually good ones? Does organised crime (e.g. mafia and gangs) affect ordinary people? Do the pros of outsourcing outweigh the cons? Which kinds of political extremists have more influence in your country? Why that side? What is a reasonable level of control of pornography? What are the positive and negative aspects of a post-industrial society? Are the Working Poor responsible for their financial situation? Why do governments worry more about illegal drug addiction than about prescription drug addiction? What things are most likely to lead to protests/ demonstrations in this country? Why those things? What can be done to reduce recidivism? Why are people more worried about crime even when it isn t rising? What do you think about safe shelters for runaway children? Should school absenteeism mean that the parents are punished? What are the consequences of school violence? Why is self-harm more common among women than men? Is it better for the sex industry to be open rather than hidden? What can be done to make sure people don t suffer from false claims of sexual harassment? Why is the middle class shrinking? Is the rise in the number of single member households inevitable? What are the main stress-related illnesses in this country? Why? Can single parent families raise healthy and happy children? Is people feeling guilty for smoking taking things too far? Is there ever any reason for a prison sentence for soft drug use? What is your view on squatters who take over the building which hasn t been used for years? Are there any solutions to teenage suicide? Has the government overreacted to the threat of terrorism? How worried should parents be about underage sex/ teenage pregnancy? Why is union action (strikes etc) so much greater in some countries than others? What are the reasons for youth violence? Use the underlined parts of the questions above to ask each other about other issues.
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