[모임공지] 9월19일 M-PIS 328th Meetign and Topic Notice

[ben~]

즐거운 연휴 보내고 계시죠???

벌써 다가오는 월요일 걱정에 우울증 오신 분 있을 듯 ㅋㅋ

전 무려 열흘을 출근 안했습니다~~

그래서 증상이 아주 심각해요!!! ㅋㅋ

집 컴퓨터를 오랜기간 사용안하다 다시 켜니,

그냥 골동품이 다 되어 버렸네요.

그래서 그냥 후다닥 첨부화일대신

공지글 본문에 topic 올립니다~~

모두들 통통해진 모습으로 돌아오는 월요일에 뵈어요!!

Time Schedule

8시~8시15분 ; small talking  and ice breaking

8시20분~9시 ; Conversation about Topic 1

9시~9시10분 ; Tea break

9시10분~9시50분 ; Coversation about Topic 2

9시50분~10시 ; Wrap up

Small Talk<8;00~8;15>

1.       What’s the most expensive thing that you have ever bought?

2.       Do you ever give money to charity? If so, how often and how much?

3.       How much money did you spend during 추석연휴?

4.       Have you ever given money to beggar?

Topic1.  How to be a good neighbor<8;20~9;00>

How to Be A Good Neighbor

Being on bad terms with your neighbor can make your life frustrating, day after day. But taking the time to establish good terms with your neighbors has numerous benefits. The community will be friendlier, the neighborhood safer, and the area a nicer and more comfortable place to live.

1. Introduce yourself. Whether you're new in the neighborhood or new residents have just moved in on your block, introduce yourself. Say hello, offer a welcoming gift (the classic homemade pie never fails) and share or ask about the local area: "Where's the nearest pizzeria?" or "The garbage truck comes by on Tuesdays and Fridays, usually around 10 in the morning, but sometimes he sneaks in at 8."

2. Consider your neighbors' lifestyle. Get to know your neighbors--what they do for a living, what their schedules might be like, and so on. Sometimes, you can remedy problems before they even start; for example, if they work nights, quiet mornings will be important for them. If they have young children, quiet evenings will be very important to them. Similarly, give them information that'll help them be more considerate of your lifestyle. If you do a lot of yard work, or if your teenage son plays the drums, let them know in advance and mention that if it's getting too loud, they shouldn't hesitate to let you know.

3. Be aware of shared walls. If you're in a terrace, condominium, semi-detached house or any structure where you and your neighbors share adjacent living spaces, position noisy household appliances such as washing machines and tumble dryers - even TVs and speakers - away from partition walls. If you live above someone, consider putting linoleum or rubber matting underneath your appliances to deaden or muffle the noise, and remember that someone downstairs can hear you walking around (so minimize how often you wear high heels indoors, for example).

4. Practice parking etiquette. When you park your vehicle, be sure not to block anyone's access, or make them have to pull out of a very tight spot. Don't over-rev the engine of your car or motorcycle early in the morning or late at night. Park in front of your home, not theirs. Avoid slamming your doors or shining your headlights into your neighbor's windows late at night.

5. Alert! your neighbor to parties. If you're planning a party, be sure to give your neighbors plenty of warning, letting them know when it's going to start and how long you expect it to go on. Leave them a telephone number to contact if they need to ask you to turn it down. If you get on well with your neighbors, why not invite them too? When it comes to the party itself, stick to your agreed arrangements and ask your guests to be considerate when leaving.

6. Put rubbish/garbage out on the right day. Only put your rubbish/garbage out on the day it's due for collection. If you accidentally miss the collection, bring it back onto your property immediately and try to contain it well. Garbage can attract vermin, insects, and other pests, and is also unsightly.

Questions

1. Where do you live? Do you like the location of your home? How long have you lived in your home?

2. Do you live alone? Would you like to have your parents or parents-in-law as neighbors?

3. How many of your neighbors do you know? Do you have good neighbors? Do you trust your neighbors?

4. Do you have nosy neighbors? What would you do if you had really noisy neighbors?

5. What kind of neighbors don’t you like? Do you have any terrible neighbors stories? Have you ever argued with your neighbors?

6. Do you know any secrets or gossip about your neighbors? What would you really like to know about your neighbors?
7. What are the biggest problems among neighbors?

8. Does your community have special days to get together?
9. Who would you love to move next door to you?

10. If you could live anywhere, where would you like to live?

Topic2. Puberty<9;10~9;50>

Our bodies are constantly changing. Puberty is the period of time when children rapidly change biologically, psychologically, socially and cognitively. In other words, girls start to grow into women and boys into men.

Puberty in females usually happens between the ages of 9 and 14. Male puberty usually occurs while he is 10 to 17 years of age. Both the male and female body will take on a different shape, and each will develop stronger sexual characteristics. The entire process can take anywhere from one to six years.

Adolescence can be a difficult time. New thoughts and feelings occur as the body changes at a rapid pace. Sometimes these physical and emotional changes don't happen at the same time. A girl or boy may mature emotionally before they do physically. The opposite is also true. Common mental health concerns identified by adolescents are depression, stress, conflicts with parents and siblings and concerns about peers, relationships, school and today's world.

Parents of adolescents may also have concerns about their child during this period. Common concerns related to the adolescent’s behavior include risk-taking behavior, mood swings, drug experimentation, sexual activity, rebelliousness, wasting time, school problems and psychosomatic complaints. Communication between family members can help make this transition a much less stressful period.

The brain knows when the body is nearing sexual maturity. It releases chemicals called hormones, which are responsible for many different changes. For instance, the brain and pituitary gland release hormones that regulate the reproductive organs of both males and females. These hormones stimulate the ovaries of girls to produce hormones called estrogen and progesterone, and the testes of boys produce testosterone.

Growth hormones are also stimulated. They make the body grow larger, sometimes very quickly. Arms and legs get longer and internal body organs get larger. This "growth spurt" will probably last for two or three years. When this growth period is over, the adolescent will be at their adult height.

 Questions

1. Were you an early or late developer? When did you begin to feel like you were an adult?

2. When you were a teenager, what did you want to be when you grew up?

3. What were some important experiences that you had in your adolescence?

4. What problems did you have in your adolescence? What worries and fears did you have as a adolescent?

5. Did you rebel against your parents or teachers?

6. Do you think today’s adolescents are more mature than when you were growing up?

7. Why do you think teenager commit violent crimes?

8. What is the most important thing that we need to teach teenager?

9. Would you like to relive your adolescence?

[ben~]

1st/Ben/오랜만이예요~~ 다들!!

[Jimmy,Jeong]

무사귀환을 환영합니다~~

[Jimmy,Jeong]

2nd/Jimmy/저도 9일간 쉬었더니 급우울하지만 월요일에 밝은 모습으로 만나요~^^

[ben~]

충전 잘 했으니 이제 일 열심히 해야지 ㅎㅎ 저녁에 보자~

[praha]

3rd /Praha
:-) 해피 한가위 ~

[Jimmy,Jeong]

추석 잘 보내셨죠~스터디에서 뵐께요!!

[praha]

네 감사합니다 곧 뵐게요:-)

[ben~]

오랜만에 보네요~~!

[Kris69]

4th/Kris/It's much easier to read the topics.. I hope ur computer won't be fixed~^^

[Jimmy,Jeong]

이따 꿈틀이에서 뵈어요~~

[ben~]

꿈틀이?ㅋㅋㅋ

[Kris69]

c u at topic 2~

[Tony10]

5th/ Tony/ 참석 가능합니다. 좀 있다가 뵙겠습니다.

[ben~]

넵..저녁에 뵐께요~

[Richard Hwang]

6th/ 참석합니다~ ben 참 잘다니네 ,좋은 여행이었기를~

[Jimmy,Jeong]

이따 뵐께요~~

[Kyle Rhu]

7th / Kyle / lucky 7 이네요ㅎㅎ 참석합니다

[Jimmy,Jeong]

행운의 숫자를 거머쥐었네ㅎㅎ

[Richard Jeong]

8th /Richard /in~

[Jimmy,Jeong]

반갑습니다~~

[Reno_Reno]

9th / Reno / see u !

[Jimmy,Jeong]

See you later~~

[book Amelie]

10 / 마이클대신 댓글남겨용 마이클 참석! :)

[Jimmy,Jeong]

환영합니다~~

[Liam(뭉게구름)]

11/ Liam / 참석합니다. 오랜만이네요~^^

[Jimmy,Jeong]

진짜 오랫만이네요~~

[elisha3]

12th /elisha~ on my way~~

[ben~]

어서와~

[HanaJ]

13th / Hana.J / 처음 참석해요 :)

[ben~]

네 반갑습니다~^^

[David HotsellHof]

14th/ James bond 참석해요

[ben~]

오랜만~

[babybear]

15th / christina ~~ 가고 있어염!!!

[ben~]

좀 이따 보자~~