Consider the Issues, 4th edition

Published by Pearson (August 22, 2012) © 2012

  • Carol Numrich

Paperback

ISBN-13: 9780132314893
Consider the Issues
Published 2012

Consider the Issues helps high-intermediate and advanced students develop critical thinking skills as they gain insight into American attitudes and values.

Each thought-provoking unit is based on an authentic radio broadcast from NPR®. Students develop essential listening strategies, such as predicting, looking at language, understanding main ideas and points of view, focusing on details, and making inferences. Language and concepts are integrated through follow-up critical thinking activities including discussion, debate, values clarification, survey, role play, case study, interview, and simulation.

1 YOU HAVE ONE IDENTITY

Interviewer: Deborah Amos from Morning Edition

2 A COURTESY CAMPAIGN

Reporter: Scott Horsley from Morning Edition

3 GIVE ME MY PLACE TO SMOKE!

Interviewer: Katie Davis from All Things Considered

4 WHAT’S HAPPENING TO HOME?

Interviewer: Liane Hansen from All Things Considered

5 IS AUTISM UNDERESTIMATED?

Reporter: Jon Hamilton from Morning Edition

6 MEDICINE BY THE MINUTE

Interviewer: Robert Siegel from All Things Considered

7 TYING THE KNOT

Interviewer: Melissa Block from All Things Considered

8 A CONTRIBUTION TO MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE

Interviewer: Susan Stamberg from Morning Edition

9 NO DEAL ON WHALES

Reporter: Jerome Socolovsky from All Things Considered

10 IS IT A SCULPTURE, OR IS IT FOOD?

Interviewer: Noah Adams from All Things Considered

11 PREPARING FOR CLIMATE CHANGE

Reporter: Tom Gjelten from Morning Edition

12 EVERYBODY IS AN ABOVE-AVERAGE DRIVER

Interviewer: Steve Inskeep from Morning Edition

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