CLASS: [Huricane 19]

TEAM: [Team 3]
PROJECT WEEK [7]

1. TRANSCRIPT

Part Transcript Speaker

PART 1: Hello everyone, we are Team 3 from Hurricane 19 !

Everyone
introduction

1. A s k m ore

2. I n tere s t ing

3. S i x hour s

4. V isio n

5. Wor k har d
PART 2 :
6. G l o b a l Everyone
Phonics
7. C itize n s

8. A t t itu d e

9. Work s h o p

10. Lo v e

PART 3 : Songs teach language. Consider a song like "Tom's Vinh

Conversation with Diner" by Suzanne Vega. An American teaching English
good phonics overseas once told
 us that students love that song.Recently, we asked
people on the Special English Facebook page to suggest
other songs that
English learners might like.

Noemi Nito wrote: "I'm one of those English students

who love "Tom's Diner. I started learning English with
"Lemon Tree" by Fool's Garden. Another favorite is "Truly
Vy
Madly Deeply" by Savage Garden." Another person, Asi
Tambunan, suggested the
song "God Only Knows" by Orianthi.

Gyongyi Jako wrote that ABBA's songs from Sweden

are perfect for classwork. Other good songs for learning
English include songs by the Beatles and John Lennon, as
Khánh
well as Louis Armstrong's "What a Wonderful World."
Paul Cifuentes says that Bob Marley's songs are amazing
for teaching.
Another teacher, Joseph Deka, says songs by Johnny
Cash have always worked in his classroom. He says his
students can hear the words, and the songs often have
stories. He also likes "We Will Rock You" by Queen and Long
"Beautiful Girls" by Sean
Kingston. He says young children love "C Is for Cookie" by
Cookie Monster from the TV show "Sesame Street.""
Nina John Smith suggested these songs: "It's My Life"
and "We Weren't Born to Follow" by Bon Jovi. Also,
"Nothing Else
Thắng
Matters" by Metallica.Aurelio Lourenco Costa Gusmao
says he began to like English after his teacher played the
Westlife song "I Have a Dream.""

He wrote, " That was eight years ago. I was in the

seventh grade. And from that day on, my dream of
Thiên
improving my English skills became fixed in my mind.
Teachers can use this song to convey the message to their
 students that they should have their own dreams for the
future.
Aurelio's story was not a surprise to another
commenter, Katie Kivenko. She particularly enjoys songs
by Michael Jackson and Queen. She wrote, " When you
Nhân
listen to your favorite songs, you feel emotionally
elevated, and it moves you to take action." For VOA
Special English, I'm Alex Villarreal.

Do you have any favorite songs for learning English?

You can share other music suggestions for English learners
Ánh
on our website, voaspecialenglish.com or on Facebook at
VOA Learning English. We are also on Twitter and iTunes.

Part 4 :
CREATIVE a “ngong” person causes misunderstanding because Everybody
LUKERS of bad phonics

Part 5 :
“No shy, I try – No magic, I practice” Everybody
End video

Part 6 : Khánh,ánh,nhân,
Sing thiên,vinh,Thắng
 1. TEAMWORK REPORT by TEAM LEADER

Student Teamwork score by leader

Full name Content
ID & Explanation
Speaker Nguyễn Đăng Part
DE190683 10/10 (Attended all meetings)
1 Khánh 1,2,3,4,5,6
Part
Speaker
Lê Minh Hạ Vy DS190339 2,4,5 8/10
2

Speaker
Nguyễn Ngọc Ánh DS190135 Part 10/10 (Attended all meetings)
3
Speaker Nguyễn Xuân Part
DE191081 10/10 (Attended all meetings)
4 Thiên 1,2,3,4,5,6
Speaker Nguyễn Bùi Part
DE190264 10/10 (Attended all meetings)
5 Quang Vinh 1,2,3,4,5,6
Speaker Nguyễn Đức Part 1,2,3,
DS190525 9/10 (Attended all meetings)
6 Hoàng Long and 4
Part
Speaker
Võ Tiến Thắng DE190113 1,2,3,4, 10/10 (Attended all meetings)
7
and 5,6
Speaker Nguyễn Trần Phi Part 2,3,4,
DS190388 9/10 (Attended all meetings)
8 Nhân and 5,6