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III. Post-reading

3.1. Feelings.

Work in pairs. Think of various conversations relatives and friends might like to have with Lara after that tragic event. Try to figure out the ways different people would try to give her support and consolation.

3.2. Roleplay: providing support.

Act out a session of group therapy. One of the students is supposed to be having an emotional problem. Try to listen to her/him and find the ways - or, rather, the words - to help relieve the frustration Be responsive, caring and full of understanding, just like real teachers should be.

3.3. Project work: stress & human psychology.

In 1967, two research scientists at the University of Washington developed a rating form that ranked stressful events on a point scale. Each stressful event was assigned a value in terms of its severity. Study the "scale impact" of some events, and discuss the table in the group. Do you find these data convincing?

The Holmes -

Rahe Readjustment

Rating Scale

Event

Scale of Impact

Death of a spouse

100

Divorce

73

Marital separation

65

Jail term

63

Death of a close family member

63

Personal injury or illness

53

Marriage

50

Fired from a job

47

Marital reconciliation

45

Retirement

45

Change in health of family member

44

Pregnancy

40

Sex difficulties

39

Gain a new family member

39

Change in financial status

38

Death of a close friend

37

Son or daughter leaving home

29

Trouble with in-laws

29

Outstanding personal achievement

28

Change of living conditions

251

Revision of personal habits

24

Trouble with boss

23

Change in residence

20

Change in schools

20

Change in recreation

19

Change in sleeping habits

15

Change in eating habits

15

Vacation

13

Christmas

12

Minor violation of the law

11

THE QUIRIN'S SECRET

by Nancy Springer

I. Pre-reading

1.1 SAY if you ever had small but meaningful things in your life that made you quite happy — a toy, perhaps, or a token. Your fellow students would like to hear about it, wouldn't they?

1.2 DISCUSS the things that bring you most joy — a view of a clear forest river, or, maybe, a Marlboro Man ad in a magazine. Make a list of the things you agree on with your partner.

1.3. HOLD a small discussion on minerals. Do you know anything about their alleged magic powers? Share knowledge or hearsay with your small group.

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