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Mind map Reading Strategies

Remember Skimming Verbal and noverbal clues Textual clues Scanning Reading Strategies Making inference Using cognates Using context Using previous knowlwdge

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1 st step • Skimming – Image; – Title; – Source

Chat interaction time 1. What is the title? 2. What kind of text is it? 3. What is it about?

Let’s go to practice Covid-19 and the climate Professor Petteri Taalas, World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Secretary-General said there were drop of gases emissions of 6%, that’s unfortunately (only) short-term good News. In reference to a 5. 5 to 5, 7% fall in levels of carbon dioxide due to the pandemic that have been flagged by leading climate experts, including the Center for International Climate Research. It happened because some industries have been stopped. Based on https: //news. un. org/en/story/2020/04/1062332 Imagem: https: //pixabay. com/pt/photos/estação-de-poder-energia-374097/

Let’s go to practice On April 22 nd, 2020, WMO indicated that carbon dioxide (CO 2) and other greenhouses gases in atmosphere rose new record last year. There were 18% higher from 2015 to 2019. The forecasted fall in carbon emissions is mirrored by decreases in levels of common air pollutants from car exhausts and fossil full energy, such as nitrous oxide(N 2 O) particles. We can see change in air quality in major cities and industrialized regions, in several parts of the world. Based on https: //news. un. org/en/story/2020/04/1062332 Imagem: https: //pixabay. com/pt/photos/estação-de-poder-energia-374097/

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Let’s go to practice Covid-19 and the climate Professor Petteri Taalas, World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Secretary-General said there were drop of gases emissions of 6%, that’s unfortunately (only) short-term good News. In reference to a 5. 5 to 5, 7% fall in levels of carbon dioxide due to the pandemic that have been flagged by leading climate experts, including the Center for International Climate Research. It happened because some industries have been stopped. Based on https: //news. un. org/en/story/2020/04/1062332 Imagem: https: //pixabay. com/pt/photos/estação-de-poder-energia-374097/

Let’s go to practice On April 22 nd, 2020, WMO indicated that carbon dioxide (CO 2) and other greenhouses gases in atmosphere rose new record last year. There were 18% higher from 2015 to 2019. The forecasted fall in carbon emissions is mirrored by decreases in levels of common air pollutants from car exhausts and fossil full energy, such as nitrous oxide(N 2 O) particles. We can see change in air quality in major cities and industrialized regions, in several parts of the world. Based on https: //news. un. org/en/story/2020/04/1062332 Imagem: https: //pixabay. com/pt/photos/estação-de-poder-energia-374097/

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Chat interaction time 1. What is WMO? 2. What is Professor Petterri Taalas’ occupation? 3. What did he say about gases emissions? 4. When did WMO indicate that carbon dioxide and other gases show new record?

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Extra activity Discuss with your teacher and classmates about pollution in your city. Talk about your ideas and share with them. Select one solution and create a PODCAST about it. You can use Audacity or Podomatic to record your podcast. They are free.

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What did you learn today? • • Reading strategies; Questions and answers;

Did you get curious about WMO? If you want to learn more about them, you can read the whole website: https: //public. wmo. int/en

What’s next? During the next classes, we will explore more strategies of reading, the verbs and its conjugations in order to improve learning skills. Also, we will talk about your homework.

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