IELTS Listening Practice | Change Your Life

IELTS Listening Practice LELB Society

IELTS Listening Practice | Change IELTS Listening Practice | Change About this activity This activity is labeled round table by Dr. Hariri, the creator and administrator of LELB Society. This activity is on the premise of Flipped Learning, according to which the students watch a video before the class, carry out research into the selected theme, and prepare themselves for an informed discussion in the class. This activity is on the basis of both synchronous and asynchronous computer-mediated communication (CMC), according to which the students are also encouraged to be active even before the class. In this flipped classroom activity, the students are encouraged to utilize the comment form at the bottom of the post to to exchange their questions, findings, and experiences with ...

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    1. Because they set finding new cheese as their main goal and tried to achieve that. On the other side, the two little men were trying to figure out that who moved their cheese and they hoped that someone brings it back.

      1. ? Exactly!
        The mice did not complicate the situations any further. One of the themes of this story is that sometimes we need to rely on our instincts instead of overthinking.

      2. I just wished to see at least one question posed by you in this comment form. The best way to learn something is to make a contribution, and not just responding to something. Productivity is a more mature state compared to being just receptive.

          1. Nothing is obligatory on LELB Society. There is no force, here. I just thought we could LET others learn from us, I mean by being productive rather than just receptive.

    1. Haw and the two mice are proactive because they always try to make things happen rather than behaving in a particular way or show a particular emotion because of something that has happened.

      1. And apart from that, we have a maxim that reads: “the first step is the most difficult one. As soon as you take the first step, the rest of the journey will be easier for you.”

  1. What do you think about these questions:
    Who moved my cheese?
    Is it important to know who moved my cheese or not?
    What leadership lessons can we obtain from this story?

    1. Imagine that you got an illnesses. If you know how to cure it, it is ok if you don’t know how it happened to you or what is the cause of that and you cure yourself you have to do the treatment again and again, but if you understand the cause of illness you can prevent it.so if you know that who moved your chees or what is the cause of the movement maybe you can prevent it.

      1. ? Absolutely, thank you.
        This approach to problem solving is quite substantial, and it might help us to eradicate the problem and the prospect of dealing with problems of the same ilk.

  2. Thank you Dr for this interesting short story video.
    We see four characters in this video: Two mice and two little people. Two mice anticipate and realize that these cheeses will finish and prepare themselves to change their route in finding new cheeses.
    Haw learns to move with the cheese while hem remains locked in old way of doing things and waits to be returned his cheese. We don’t be like hem in our life because he tries but his effort is ineffective and he remains in his old and routine way. Haw after doing wasteful efforts, realize to change his strategy and path. He goes ahead to find new cheeses .
    I think this story shows that the change is necessary in our life because of problems everyone has. In our life we need to change to achieve our wishes and happiness.

    1. You’re very welcome.
      ? Thanks so much for your comprehensive analysis!
      As you wisely commented, sometimes, we should be proactive, rather than reactive, making necessary predictions about the future and potential consequences. Moreover, we are encouraged to get out of our comfort zone and challenge ourselves while confronted with predicaments and complicated issues.

      1. Precisely. Cheese in the story is indicative of our driving force in life, the source of motivation that is to push us forward toward our ambitions. From this point of view, the story reveals some facts about the psychological theory of Carrot and Stick ?, which could be discussed in the class.

    1. I think the reason is that the narrator wants to make an equal condition for the mice and people. In other words, your mind is always capable of changing your life and your body is a follower solely.

  3. N.B.
    ? ? ? This is a symbolic story. So, some parts of the movie have real manifestations in our lives. While watching the video, please consider these links.

  4. First thank you D.r for this video.it shows us that situations change in our life and if we don’t find solutions for our problem we get into trouble. If we don’t change our mind we can not live. We have to risk.

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