Animal Cruelty

Animal Cruelty

Juan Nicolás Ladino

Jhon Bayona
advanced.english@mail.fontan.com.co

Fontán Capital School

English Area
Chía Cundinamarca.
January 2022
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STARTING AND ENDING POINT STAGE

SENSE-MAKING:

Activity one:

Watch the following video and reflect on the main problem that It presents.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G393z8s8nFY

*Warning: This video can contain sensitive material.

You can also watch this video instead: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDCwyfIlKv8

Why do you think this can be considered animal cruelty? Do you know any other types of acts

that affect animal lives?  (Write about 100-150 words)

The scene or the history that the video show us is considered animal cruelty because it show us

how the makeup industry uses the animals skin to prove on them harmful chemicals, it show us

what is behind the big and important industries of fashion, style and beauty test in their body to

examine how the chemicals work on human skin or sometimes this industries kill the animals

just to remove their skin and make of it shoes, hats or coats. Lock up animals and use them as if

they were as test dummies is a very immoral act because people are not respecting the animal’s

life and their contribution to the nature.

GOAL

Based on the PREPARATION and the TITLE of the TOPIC write your GOAL.
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My goal for this topic is to research about the animal cruelty and to improve my knowledge

about it.

PLAN

Design your own plan in order to achieve this goal.

Starting and ending Research Skill development Relation stage

point

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RESEARCH STAGE

FIELDWORK INVESTIGATION:

Collection:

Activity one:

Read the information of the following article: https://www.humanesociety.org/resources/animal-

cruelty-facts-and-stats

Research focus:
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Based on the information of the reading design a PowerPoint presentation where you display the

most relevant information. Then, show it to your analyst.

Understanding:

Activity two:

In this part, you will read about different ways to express prohibition and permission. Please,

read the information of the links and in a mindmap, show the most relevant ideas. You can only

do one map.

Imperatives: http://www.english-for-students.com/prohibition.html

Modal verbs: https://www.ecenglish.com/learnenglish/lessons/modal-verbs-1-permission-

prohibition-obligation-no-obligation  (Make sure you do the activity and take a screenshot)

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Expressions: https://www.myenglishpages.com/english/communication-lesson-prohibition.php

SKILL DEVELOPMENT STAGE

PRACTICE:

Read THREE articles at the following link. Then, make a summary of each of the articles where

you show the problem and what you could do to help.

https://www.aspca.org/animal-cruelty

How to recognize and report Animal Cruelty

Most of the time animal cruelty splits in two types of categories, international acts of

harm inflicted upon an animal and acts of neglect, an example of an act of neglect is to fail on

provide to an animal food, shelter, water, veterinary care, or shelter. If someone committed an

act of neglect or mistreatment to an animal, the authorities in charge of these cases will open a

complete investigation. If you know about any case of animal abuse or neglect, you should report

it contacting 311, 911 if there’s a crime in process, also you can talk to local police or animal

control.

The Criminal World of Dogfighting

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The dogfighting is a form of animal mistreatment in which humans forced dogs to fight

one another, and the dog who kills the other dog first is the winner, the lifestyle of this dogs is so

awful because they spent most of their lives raised on isolation in short and heavy chains. Most

of times in the fights, the dogs are under drugs and anabolic steroids effects, this is to encourage

aggressiveness and to enhance muscle mass. Although the dogfighting is a felony in most of the

states, it continues happening, in the past decade the ASPCA has assisted approximately to 200

cases of dogfighting in at least 24 states. Although fights usually don’t end in death, many dogs

succumb to their injuries later, and losing dogs are often killed. Dogfighting is often associated

with other forms of criminal activity including illegal gambling and possession of drugs or

firearms.

Rescue Work and Field Deployments

The “ASPCA” is a national organization in the United States that deploys when someone

reports an animal cruelty case to the local authorities. The ASPCA helps with investigations,

forensic evidence collection and processing, rescuing animals and transporting them to shelters

or foundations in which they may be safe until someone adopts them. ASPCA deploys many

times to rescue animal victims from mistreatment around the country.

CREATION:

Create a manifesto to support animal cruelty-free campaigns. Make sure your manifesto has a

good design. You should include the target grammar structure of prohibition and permission.

Read about how to do a manifesto: https://www.britannica.com/topic/manifesto

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Example:

RELATION STAGE

Activity One:
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In a video, explain how your country deals with the topic of Animal Cruelty. Please, provide an

overview of the main problem and the different ways that your country has to stop the situation.

Your video should be at least 5 minutes long.  TAKE INTO ACCOUNT THAT THE VIDEO

SHOULD BE WELL-EDITED AS IF IT WILL BE PUBLISHED. THEREFORE, THE

QUALITY OF IT HAS TO BE OUTSTANDING.

You can use the information of the following link as a

guide: https://bogota.gov.co/mi-ciudad/ambiente/sanciones-y-multas-para-el-maltrato-animal-en-

colombia#:~:text=La%20Ley%201774%20de%202016,y%20multas%20por%20maltrato

%20animal.&text=%E2%80%9CLos%20animales%20son%20seres%20que,6%20de%20enero

%20de%202016.

Activity Two:

Participate in Three speaking sessions.

Activity Three:

What have you learned on this topic? Please, reflect in a short paragraph (150 words)

From this topic I have learned how to use the imperatives and the modal verbs and how to

express them while using permission and prohibition which I can use and relate to the previous

topics, also I have improved my previous knowledge about the animal cruelty, mistreatment and

neglect, now I know in a proper way all of the risks that animals are subjected to when they are

used for the human entertainment or test material to test experiments with harmful chemicals for

the human benefit. It is surprising to see how every year the number of animals killed due to
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animal abuse or human consumption grow constantly to the point where it can reach a billionaire

figure, and its very sad to know that this number of deaths is caused because humans set up ideal

business for their consumption based on trafficking animals or putting them to fight among

themselves.

EVALUATION

Answer to the Evaluation: If you were the analyst, how would you evaluate your work?

Make sure you evaluate your outcome before you submit it.

My assignment is well-organized and contains a cover and a Yes No

proper layout

All the tasks are fully completed Yes No

My answers provide examples Yes No

My language is appropriate and accurate (Correct use of spelling Yes No

and language)

My assignment includes connectors and vocabulary according to Yes No

my level

My Assignment includes references of the resources I used Yes No

My assignment was delivered on time Yes No

My assignment includes a clear conclusion of what I did Yes No

My assignment shows dedication and preparation Yes No

References.
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The author, (year), article’s name. Retrived from: UR /link.

Bibliography:

 Dogfighting. (s/f). ASPCA. Recuperado el 31 de enero de 2023, de

https://www.aspca.org/investigations-rescue/dogfighting

 EFL/ESL speaking lessons - Expressing prohibition in English. (s/f).

 Myenglishpages.com. Recuperado el 31 de enero de 2023, de

https://www.myenglishpages.com/english/communication-lesson-

prohibition.php

 Modal Verbs 1: Permission, Prohibition, Obligation, No obligation. (s/f).

Ecenglish.com. Recuperado el 31 de enero de 2023, de

https://www.ecenglish.com/learnenglish/lessons/modal-verbs-1-permission-

prohibition-obligation-no-obligation

 Prohibition, English Grammar, advanced English Grammar. (s/f). English for

Students. Recuperado el 26 de enero de 2023, de http://www.english-for-

students.com/prohibition.html


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 Recognizing and reporting animal cruelty and neglect. (s/f). ASPCA.

Recuperado el 31 de enero de 2023, de https://www.aspca.org/investigations-

 rescue/recognizing-and-reporting-animal-cruelty-and-neglect

 Rescue work and field deployments. (s/f). ASPCA. Recuperado el 31 de enero de

2023, de https://www.aspca.org/investigations-rescue/rescue-work-and-field-

deployments

Sanciones y multas por maltrato animal, ¡ojo! Estas Son las. (2020, febrero 20). ¡Ojo!
Estas son las sanciones y multas por maltrato animal. Bogota.gov.co; ¡Ojo! Estas son
las sanciones y multas por maltrato animal.
https://bogota.gov.co/mi-ciudad/ambiente/sanciones-y-multas-para-el-maltrato-
animal-en-colombia