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Education Discussion and Interview Guide

The document outlines a structured approach to discussing education, divided into three parts: an introduction with interview questions, a cue card section for long-form responses, and a discussion segment with broader questions. It covers various topics such as personal experiences with subjects and teachers, opinions on education systems, and the impact of technology on learning. The aim is to facilitate conversation and reflection on educational experiences and philosophies.

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Education Discussion and Interview Guide

The document outlines a structured approach to discussing education, divided into three parts: an introduction with interview questions, a cue card section for long-form responses, and a discussion segment with broader questions. It covers various topics such as personal experiences with subjects and teachers, opinions on education systems, and the impact of technology on learning. The aim is to facilitate conversation and reflection on educational experiences and philosophies.

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Topic 8: EDUCATION

Questions & ideas Vocabs Grammar


Part 1: Introduction &
Interview

1. Do you work or study?

2. What do you study?

3. Why did you choose this


subject?

4. What do you like most about


your studies?

5. Is there anything you don’t


like about your studies?

6. What is your favorite


subject? Why?

7. Do you prefer studying alone


or with others?

8. How do you usually study for


exams?

9. What makes a good teacher,


in your opinion?

10. Have you ever had a


teacher who inspired you?

Part 2: Cue Card (Long Turn)

1. Describe a subject you


enjoyed studying at
school.

 What the subject was


 Who taught it
 What you learned from it
 And explain why you enjoyed
it

2. Describe a teacher who


inspired you.
a. Who the teacher was
b. What subject they
taught
c. What made them
special
d. And explain how they
influenced you
3. Describe a school or
university you would like
to study at.
a. Where it is located
b. What courses it offers
c. Why you want to study
there
d. And explain how
studying there would
benefit you
4. Describe a time when you
gave advice to someone
about studying or
education.
a. Who you gave advice
to
b. What the advice was
c. Why you gave it
d. And explain how they
reacted to your advice
5. Describe an education
system you think is good.
a. Where it is used
b. What makes it different
from others
c. How it benefits
students
d. And explain whether
you think it should be
applied in other
countries
6. Describe an academic
achievement you are
proud of.
a. What the achievement
was
b. How you worked for it
c. How you felt when you
achieved it
d. And explain why it was
important to you

Part 3: Discussion

1. What are the advantages of


studying at university?

2. Do you think education


should be free for everyone?
Why or why not?

3. How has education changed


in your country in recent
years?

4. What are the benefits of


online learning compared to
traditional classrooms?

5. Do you think grades are the


best way to measure a
student’s ability?

6. What are the advantages


and disadvantages of
studying abroad?

7. How important is lifelong


learning in today’s world?

8. Should schools focus more


on practical skills or
academic knowledge?

9. What role should parents


play in a child's education?

10. How do you think AI


and technology will change
education in the future?

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