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St. Petersburg PDO. The FLEX program Pre-Departure Orientation (PDO) in St. Petersburg will be
taking place from June 24-27 and July 01-04. FLEX alumni are encouraged to
apply to participate in the American Dream skit and the Alumni Panel. Both
of these activities take place on the last day of the PDO cycles. This
means June 26 and July 03 respectively.
As you all remember, the American Dream skit is intended to reinforce some
of the basic lessons learned throughout the PDO: that each American family
is unique, and that students should not have concrete expectations of what
life in their host family will be like. The Alumni Panel provides a unique
opportunity for program participants to learn about the experiences of a
range of alumni, and to listen to useful advice. The issues address are the
following:
1. Clothing and Hygiene
2. Male/Female Roles
3. Preparing for the US
4. Small Town Life
5. Volunteerism
6. Religion
7. Friendship
We are looking for motivated, energetic, and mature alumni to participate
and share their experiences with this year's group of FLEX finalists. In
order to be considered as a participant in these activities, alumni must
complete the attached application form and send to me at:
flexalum@americancouncils.spb.ru by May 30. Applications accepted later
than that date will not be accepted. Those alumni selected to participate
in this year's PDO will be notified by June 05.
Please be advised that this year American Councils will NOT be providing
lodging for alumni participating in the panel and skit. This means that
participating alumni will not be able to spend the night at the PDO site as
in year's past and will need to leave that evening following the conclusion
of activities. In addition, if you are an alumnus/a coming from out of town
American Councils will NOT reimburse you for your travel expenses.
Alumni must be able to participate in both the skit and panel and be at the
PDO site from 5 pm to 9 pm on either June 26 or July 03. In addition to
completing the attached application, alumni must indicate what PDO cycle
they would like to participate in, either the 1st or 2nd (not both), and
also be able to participate in a practice alumni panel at the American
Councils office a week before the start of the PDO. Those alumni who are
not selected to take part in this year's activities may apply for next
year's PDO.
Thank you and please let me know if you have any questions.
Best regards,
Inna Kuznetsova
FLEX Alumni Coordinator
Tuchkov per, 4
St.Petersburg, 199004
Russia
Tel: (812) 323-43-80, (812) 323-12-99
st.petersburgflex@gmail.com

St. Petersburg PDO

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New Scientist Speaking Club. General Meeting Plan and Rules
Meeting Plan:
Part 1 – Presentation/Discussion of articles of choice - up to 50 minutes
Participants present summaries of the articles they have read. Each participant has 2 minutes for presentation, other participants listen and take notes. Then other participants are welcome to ask questions and share their ideas connected to the article which has been presented. This discussion is up to 3 minutes for each article.
Part 2 – Discussion of the common article of the week
Participants discuss the common article of the week and related questions and share their own ideas. If time allows, there will be some vocabulary activities. For part 2 there will be specific worksheets each week.
What you should do before each meeting:
- read the common article of the week
- study vocabulary from it in quizlet
- do the exercises in google forms
- look through the plan for our meeting
- choose one article from any** issue of New Scientist https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/18HLPnbkr4YG3VeseoBuzeU_q9r1473n-?usp=sharing
- read it, prepare to give a 2-minute presentation of it at the next meeting
- you can also write a summary(see below) of your article of choice and share it in the corresponding chat https://vk.me/join/ASKKixLVVGudCe/tDL/Boh138vSiWMM8oTM=
- do the writing task, assess the answers of other participants
** You mustn't choose the articles which have already been taken for common or individual reading. Before choosing you must check this list https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BjaJobmHtqDQVa0PlL4Y0OBkPhofNp9XfXTcyVbB-Bg/edit?usp=sharing every time, I have written the articles which we will read in the next 4 months, and I will add the ones which you choose. I will try to do it fast, but you should also check the common chat. When you choose an article, you must write its name to me and in the common chat, as well as the date of the issue when it was published, otherwise, someone else can take it. The first person who writes about taking any article takes it.
How to Write a Summary of a New Scientist Article:
- Read the whole text
- Formulate the main topic(what is it about?) and idea(what did the author want to say?) of the whole text
- Articles in New Scientist are usually divided into logical parts by the authors, but if they aren't, do it yourself
- Summarize the main ideas of each section
- Write a conclusion summarizing all main points

New Scientist Speaking Club