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University Communication Skills

In the article "The Plastic Sandwich Bag Flunks" by Stephanie Clifford, published in the New York Times Magazine, we explore the growing trend among schools to eliminate single-use plastic items like ziplock bags in favor of reusable containers. This initiative aims to reduce waste and promote environmental consciousness among students. While the advantages include less garbage and increased awareness, drawbacks such as cost and time for parents raise important discussions. What are the best solutions for schools and families alike? Let’s delve into this pressing issue.

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University Communication Skills

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  1. University Communication Skills Example Article Discussion “The Plastic Sandwich Bag Flunks” By Stephanie Clifford New York Times Magazine 8/26/11

  2. Please discuss with a partner the following question: “Name everything that you have used today that is made out of plastic.” Make a list.

  3. Now let’s watch a video… • http://vimeo.com/11064723

  4. Questions about video • What is the main idea? • Who was it made for (the audience)? • What suggestions does the video make about reducing our use of plastic?

  5. Article: “The Plastic Sandwich Bag Flunks”by Stephanie Clifford of the NYtimes

  6. Summary of Key Points • Schools are trying to cut down waste • No more ziplock bags • New trend= to be environmentally friendly • Advantages? • Less garbage for the schools • Retailers make money • Children get excited • Better for the environment

  7. Summary of Key Points • Disadvantages? • Time consuming for parents • Expensive for parents

  8. Questions #1. Do you agree with the schools forcing children to bring in reusable containers? #2. What could the schools do to make everyone (school + parents) happy?

  9. Thank you for listening and discussing this issue with me!!

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