Global Banks New Internationalist Easier English Ready Upper Intermediate Lesson.

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Global Banks New Internationalist Easier English Ready Upper Intermediate Lesson

This lesson: Quiz about global banks Check quiz questions in infographic Reading: a) scan for countries b) detailed read for problems/solutions Speaking - re-tell and discuss texts Listening / watching YouTube clip Writing – summarise the main ideas in the lesson in tweets and bumper stickers

QUIZ - HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW ABOUT GLOBAL BANKS? 1. How much money did the CEO of Goldman Sachs (US bank) earn in 2013? a) $2.6 million b) $26 million c) $260 million 2. What % pay increase did the CEO of J P Morgan Chase (US bank) get in 2013? a) 7.4 % b) 17.4% c) 74% 3. In which country do banks make the most profit? a) the UK b) the US c) China 4. Do the public think banks are now run a) better than in the 1980s b) the same as in the 1980s c) worse than in the 1980s 5. How many of the world's 100 biggest banks (at the end of 2013) were in Africa? a) 10 b) 5 c) none

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Jigsaw reading: 2 groups, each reads a different text, then tells others in pairs A The nonsense of the big banks The_nonsense_of_the_big_banks 1/ Scan to note down all the countries or groups of countries mentioned 2/ Read in detail to note down all the problems with banks and all possible solutions B The banks can do what they like and no-one can stop them do_what_they_like_and_no_one_can_stop_them 1/ Scan to note down all the (groups of) countries or nationalities mentioned. 2/ Read in detail to note down all the problems with banks and all possible solutions

Discussion 1) Get into pairs of A & B 2) Compare the list of countries from the article you read 3) Make a list of problems with banks and possible solutions from both your articles. 4) Decide which are the most serious problems and which are the most helpful possible solutions.

Artist Núria Güell got advice from an expert. She wrote to Jaime Giménez Arbe, a famous bank robber. He is now in prison for 47-year years. Her plan is political art. WHAT DO YOU THINK SHE DID? She wants to expose the people she believes are responsible. Watch this 8-minute video to see: Make notes on: a) What Núria did b) How she did it c) Why she did it

Writing – summarise the ideas in this lesson – you have a choice of: Tweets or only 140 characters And why not Bumper stickers catchy short phrase you could put on the back of a car

Homework: a) Read the other article you didn’t read. b) Read the original version of both articles (link at the bottom of the Easier English article). c) Read more about banks from Easier English wiki – look up the category “banks”: