Lesson 6- Tuesday 29th September
1850 = in the 19th century
in the 1800s
the employment agency
Did you binge read it?
I do yoga to stay supple
stiff
What have you done to stay fit and healthy this week?
What has been your biggest achievement at work/school/home in the past week?
What has kept you busy this week?
Have you done anything for the first time?
What are you looking forward to in the weeks ahead?
vätskeersättning = oral rehydration solution (ORS) or electrolyte solution/drink.
light-headed
I passed out
thermal heating
hot springs
hard k’s – school, Christmas, architecture, chaos, chaotic, mechanic, archipelago, chemistry, chemicals, orchestra, chronic, monarch, monarchy, hierarchy, hierarchical, choir kwire
aah-ki.TECK-chur
decision
chaotic kay-yotick
higher-raah-ki-kull
middle management
a flat structure
a facilitator – to facilitate discussion
an open door policy
open landscape office
I work from home a lot.
to hot desk / hotdesking
to batch cook
an idea
inequality between social groups
unequal
fewer vitamins and minerals
formula milk
health warnings on breakfast cereals
Here’s Why You’re Addicted to Ultra-Processed Food | Chris van Tulleken | TEDxNewcastle
- What did you think of the talk?
- Was there anything that genuinely surprised you?
- Did he change the way you think about any foods you eat regularly?
- What do you think makes certain foods so hard to resist? What are these foods?
- How much responsibility should we take for our own eating habits?
- Is it really fair to blame people for their eating habits if companies are deliberately designing food to be irresistible?
- Do food companies have a responsibility to stop people over-consuming their products?
- Do you think knowing that something is unhealthy actually changes people’s behaviour? Why / why not?
- If you could change one thing about the way food is produced, sold or advertised, what would it be?
- After watching this, do you think you’ll change anything about the way you eat?