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Attitude
Advice
Altruism
Beauty
Burdens
Certainty
Chance
Complaining
Creation vs. Evolution
Creativity
Criticism
Debt
Disability
Doctors
Driving
Education
Emergencies
Enemies
Envy
Excuses
Exercise
Family
Famous Heroes (exercise)
Fashion
Fast Food
Fear
Fear and Superstition
Further ESL Dialogues
Food
Forgiveness
Gender
Giving
Grief
Habits
Handling Conflict
Health Care
Health
History
Honesty
Hospital Words
Hospitality
Hypocrites
Impossible!
Judgment
Justice
The Law
Leadership
Long Life
Mail
Making a Difference
Marriage
Marriage and Singleness
Maybe
Mentors
Money
Motherhood and Fatherhood
Movies
Music
Names
Opportunity
Opposites
Peace
Perseverance
Pets
Planet Earth
Politics
Politics II
Privacy
Psychologists
Rebellion
Relationships
Reluctance
Repair and Maintenance
Rewards
Roots
Sacrifice
Sales
Science
Sickness and Healing
Sleep and Dreams
Spare Time
Speech
Sports
St. Valentine's
Starting Your Own Business
Stealing
Success and Goal Setting
Surprise
To Strike
Talk Shows
Temptation
Testing
Thankfulness
Thanksgiving
The Unseen World
Things That Last
Tragedy
Traveling
Uncertainty
Waiting
War and Peace
Work
Work Concerns






Suggestions for Using the Conversational Resources

  • Adapt the sheets to your own classroom's needs. For example, you may wish to skip certain questions or to focus in-depth on one particular question.
  • Have students use the questions to write short journal responses.
  • Have students develop new vocabulary lists, and ask students to incorporate the vocabulary as they talk through questions with their partner(s)/groups. Develop a class vocabulary web.
  • Have students learn the concept of key words: ask students to circle the five most important words on the sheet. Survey the class and find out which words most students thought were important.
  • Have students adapt responses to certain questions by putting them into different formats: haikus, cinquains, short free-verse, etc.
  • Have students write their own dialogues (instead of any dialogues already given in the sheets, or over and above the existing dialogues).
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