The session begins with a greeting and introduces the writing task focused on giving advice for health-related problems. The main topic centers around identifying issues with a person named Jack, who has multiple problems including not listening in class, avoiding exercise, and being anxious about exams.
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Analyzing the First Problem - Lack of Focus in Class
This section explores Jack's first issue: failing to listen to teachers due to feeling sleepy. Possible reasons such as late-night phone usage and difficulty finishing homework are discussed, along with the resulting academic challenges like struggling with homework and performing poorly in exams.
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Advice for the First Problem
Various pieces of advice are suggested for Jack to overcome his first problem, including going to bed early, finishing homework promptly, avoiding smartphone use at night, and seeking help from parents or teachers.
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Analyzing the Second Problem - Lack of Energy and Avoiding Exercise
Jack's second issue—lack of energy leading to refusal to exercise—is examined. Potential causes include lack of social motivation, fatigue, and environmental factors. The consequences include health problems and loss of interest in other activities.
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Advice for the Second Problem
Suggestions for addressing Jack's second problem include exercising with friends, finding enjoyable physical activities, consulting a doctor, sleeping earlier, and maintaining a positive mindset.
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Analyzing the Third Problem - Exam Anxiety
Jack's third issue—worrying about final tests—is analyzed. Causes may include poor study habits, recent academic struggles, and pressure from parents. This anxiety can lead to nervousness, poor performance, and even health complications.
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Advice for the Third Problem
Strategies to help Jack with exam stress include building confidence, starting to study hard immediately, and seeking support from parents, teachers, classmates, or friends.
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Summary and Conclusion
The session concludes by summarizing the process of giving effective advice: identifying problems, understanding their root causes, predicting potential consequences, and tailoring solutions accordingly. The instructor encourages applying this structured approach in future tasks.
