Introduction
Please answer the 8 questions in the poll below before you continue.
If you're in class, compare your answers from the poll with a partner or in a small group.
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1. Watch the video below and make a note of anything you hear related to the questions in the poll.
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2. Match the ideas from the poll with the language below from the video.
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- financially wealthy
- immigrants
- rural areas
- religious belief
- alien contact
- treated unfairly
- on our own
- sexual orientation
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high earners
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the new Danes
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the countryside
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believe in life after death
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seen UFOs
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bullied
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feel lonely
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bisexual
3. Watch the video again and make a note of all the other types of people mentioned.
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4. Now fill the gaps with the information from your notes.
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1. The high earners and those just (getting) (by).
2. The people we trust and those we (try) (to) (avoid).
3. There's the new Danes and those (who've) (always) (been) (here).4. The people from the countryside and those who've (never) (seen) (a) (cow).
5. The religious and the (self)- (confident).6. There are those we (share) (something) with and those we don't (share) (anything) with.
...7. We who are (broken)- (hearted).
8. We who are (madly) (in) (love).9. And we who (acknowledge) the (courage) of others.
10. And there there's all of us, who (just) (love) (Denmark).
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1. The high earners and those just (getting) (by).
Practice
1. Personalize these lines from the video with your own words: (You can use the board at the end of this class – just copy and paste the text, then add your words!!)
- And then suddenly, there’s us:
We who believe in…
We who’ve seen…
And all of us who love to…
We who’ve been…
And we who’ve… others.
And then there’s us, the lucky one’s who’ve… this past week.
We who are…
We who are…
We who feel…
We who are…
And we who acknowledge…
We who have…
And we who have…
And then there’s all of us, who just…
So maybe, there’s more that brings us together than we think.
(Your brand, company, school name)…
All that we share.
2. Use the board below to react to the following opinions about stereotypes.
1. Although putting people in boxes may not always be fair, it’s a natural defence against danger and can be useful.2. Identifying differences between oneself and others is always bad.
3. Learning to accept differences in others makes us weaker in our own beliefs and is dangerous.