Let’s get to know each other!
What’s your name?
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How are you today
Are you tired?
Sleepy? Happy?
Where are you from?
How old are you?
Family, pets
Is your family big or small?
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Who do you have in your family?
Have you got a pet?
What’s your favorite animal?
Do you like… ?
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Hobbies, interests
What is your hobby?
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What do you like doing in your free time?
Do you play computer games?
Look at the pictures
Find the differences
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Find the odd one out
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Find the odd one out
Tell the story
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Six tips for a tidy desk
1. Only keep things you really need on and near your desk.
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Use a tray for any papers you have to read. Have a jar for pens and pencils and have a bin near your desk.
2. Don’t keep any drinks on your desk.
Go to the kitchen when you want to have a drink or, if you prefer, keep a drink on a small table near your desk.
3. Don’t keep any drinks on your desk.
Try to keep as much information as possible in folders on your computer. Before printing a document, ask yourself, ‘do I really need to read this on paper?’
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4. Use your smartphone to take photos of things you need to remember.
For example, take photos of notes to yourself, the name and address of a place you need to visit or diagrams you need to study for school.
5. Get a noticeboard.
If you really do need to keep small bits of paper, use a noticeboard on the wall. Check it every day and throw old notes in the bin.
6. Clean your desk at the end of every day.
Choose a time to tidy your desk and do it! If you do it every day, it will only take five minutes and you can start each new day with a clean and tidy space.
Lesson for Methodologist
By Allright
