Our Last WhatsApp Group Session !
Dear students,
For our last WhatsApp meetings of the year, I thought we would shake things up a little!
Let's play "21 Questions"!
What's the concept?
Well, the game is pretty simple.... we ask each other a set list of questions that should help us to explore our opinions about life, the universe and everything.
But we don't have time to answer 21 questions in 30 minutes and, Mrs C, don't you know your classes always run over the allotted time?
Yes, I know... which is why I would like you to prepare the following steps before class.
1. Read through the list of 21 questions at the bottom of this page.
2. Choose 5 questions you would like to ask the people in your WhatsApp group.
3. Consider how you might answer the other questions...
4. Turn up for class !
Here is the list:
21 Questions List
1. How would you sum up your life in one sentence?
2. What should they teach in high school but don’t?
3. What inscription do you want on your gravestone?
4. What is a cause that is worth dedicating your life to?
5. What should parents stop teaching their children?
6. How much do you change when you know no one is around?
7. How much do you know about the world outside your country?
8. Which movie or book do you think is ridiculously overrated?
9. Who would you most like to sit next to on a 10-hour flight and why?
10.What are two things you know you should how to do but don’t?
11.What is something you’ve done that you wish you could undo?
12.What do most people think about you that is absolutely not true?
13.What is something that can’t be taught and can only be learned with age?
14.Do you think the convenience of technology is worth the loss of privacy that comes with it?
15.What are the consequences of everyone having instant distraction at their fingertips?
16.What makes you say, “What was I thinking?” when you look back on your life?
17.If you could live your life again knowing what you do now, what would you change?
18.Is it okay to sacrifice one life to save ten? If you said yes, would you change answer if the one life was a friend’s life and the ten were strangers? If no, why not?
19.You have $100 to burn, all your friends are busy, and you have the whole day to yourself, what do you do?
20.How useful would you be in a zombie apocalypse? What skills do you have that would help you and others survive?
21.If you could be born again and choose what nationality, gender, and race to be, what would you choose? Why?
(taken from the page :https://conversationstartersworld.com/21-questions-game/ )
ps/ Please don't forget to write your letter to next year's students. You don't need to write a book, a couple of paragraphs will do : https://pontoigcse.blogspot.com/2020/06/dear-new-student.html
pps/ for those of you who don't know that the answer to questions about the life, the universe and everything is 42, consider reading (or watching) Douglas Adam's The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-019-02969-8 )
For our last WhatsApp meetings of the year, I thought we would shake things up a little!
Let's play "21 Questions"!
What's the concept?
Well, the game is pretty simple.... we ask each other a set list of questions that should help us to explore our opinions about life, the universe and everything.
But we don't have time to answer 21 questions in 30 minutes and, Mrs C, don't you know your classes always run over the allotted time?
Yes, I know... which is why I would like you to prepare the following steps before class.
1. Read through the list of 21 questions at the bottom of this page.
2. Choose 5 questions you would like to ask the people in your WhatsApp group.
3. Consider how you might answer the other questions...
4. Turn up for class !
Here is the list:
21 Questions List
1. How would you sum up your life in one sentence?
2. What should they teach in high school but don’t?
3. What inscription do you want on your gravestone?
4. What is a cause that is worth dedicating your life to?
5. What should parents stop teaching their children?
6. How much do you change when you know no one is around?
7. How much do you know about the world outside your country?
8. Which movie or book do you think is ridiculously overrated?
9. Who would you most like to sit next to on a 10-hour flight and why?
10.What are two things you know you should how to do but don’t?
11.What is something you’ve done that you wish you could undo?
12.What do most people think about you that is absolutely not true?
13.What is something that can’t be taught and can only be learned with age?
14.Do you think the convenience of technology is worth the loss of privacy that comes with it?
15.What are the consequences of everyone having instant distraction at their fingertips?
16.What makes you say, “What was I thinking?” when you look back on your life?
17.If you could live your life again knowing what you do now, what would you change?
18.Is it okay to sacrifice one life to save ten? If you said yes, would you change answer if the one life was a friend’s life and the ten were strangers? If no, why not?
19.You have $100 to burn, all your friends are busy, and you have the whole day to yourself, what do you do?
20.How useful would you be in a zombie apocalypse? What skills do you have that would help you and others survive?
21.If you could be born again and choose what nationality, gender, and race to be, what would you choose? Why?
(taken from the page :https://conversationstartersworld.com/21-questions-game/ )
ps/ Please don't forget to write your letter to next year's students. You don't need to write a book, a couple of paragraphs will do : https://pontoigcse.blogspot.com/2020/06/dear-new-student.html
pps/ for those of you who don't know that the answer to questions about the life, the universe and everything is 42, consider reading (or watching) Douglas Adam's The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-019-02969-8 )
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