Dear Earthlings from FCQF!
As the title so eloquently suggests, this time there is a choice that you will have to make, either 'a career-oriented website', or 'an expert person in your field of study'.
Topic A: Tell
us about a career-oriented website you enjoy visiting.
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information:
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Describe
the website and provide the link.
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How
often do you visit it?
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Explain
why you like the site.
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Who
would you recommend it to?
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Topic B: Tell
us about an expert/person in your field that you admire.
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Why
do you admire this person?
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What
has this person done/contributed?
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Provide
a short biography of this person
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Make comments
on 3 of your classmates’ posts + a comment on your teacher's post
Word Count: 160 words
"This
time it is not necessarily a career-oriented web site but a YouTube
channel (which is in fact, a website for videos) and it is called
‘Wisecrack’. Particularly interesting material for this channel and that
gives it all its funny flavour while learning is a funny man and this
is ‘Thug Notes: Classic Literature, Original Gangster’, a black dude who
provides a thorough analysis to every single literature classic
masterpiece.
It
is actually hilarious to see a book review/analysis is done with such
professional treatment, though, under an extremely colloquial tone. It
is as if someone exploits a 'seemingly uneducated' stereotype and puts
it in an academic field. It is counter-intuitive, at first, to see how a
fully-fledged expert provides such an insightful analysis in such an
unusual fashion.
Since
my major actually is on English Literature, it was a huge pleasure to
see, for example, how ‘1984’ is deconstructed under a point of view that
takes a dystopian character, at first sight, a human tragedy, and turns
it into a hilarious review. I highly recommend this channel for you to
have a good laugh".
What about you?
Cheers.
I also know a channel of that style but for science, it's called kurzgesagt, they explain different scientific processes and how some things that seem to be taken from science fiction can be done in reality and all with cartoons.
ReplyDeletei'll watch the youtube channel
ReplyDeleteMy sister has to read '1984', I will recommend the channel
ReplyDeleteI watched to the video: Nihilism on Rick and Morty & BoJack Horseman and Oh My God, now I understand why you like this channel so much. It was too funny to finding out what kind oh existential nihilism is for me!
ReplyDeleteThe book sounds very interesting, maybe I'll read it!
ReplyDeleteThat's the good thing about youtube, it allows us to find different things and particular tastes.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that YouTube channel, I'm sure I'll enjoy it a lot, greetings!
ReplyDeleteWisecrack has 3.09 millions of subscribers in youtube :0
ReplyDeleteI think watching an explanatory video on YouTube talking about a particular topic is more interactive and easier to understand than from a written website.
ReplyDeleteI selected a random video from the youtube channel, it was very entertaining
ReplyDeleteBlessed youtube, it has many channels and content.
ReplyDeletesounds interesting, I will visit the channel!
ReplyDeleteI read "1984", I'll watch the video to see how it's
ReplyDeleteI find hard to connect with what you are telling us here, it may be lack of interest or just the way I am.
ReplyDeleteWhat an entertaining and good way to teach
ReplyDeleteinteresting channel :o
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