Self test of vocabulary: Science in Conflict Zones

 

Using ChatGPT 3.5 Caution: ChatGPT is not always reliable. Use your discernment.

Enter the following prompt: 

biodiverse: 生物多樣性

territory: 領土

interdisciplinary: 跨學科

paleoanthropologist: 古人類學家

archaeology: 考古學

relic: 遺跡

species: 物種

biodiversity: 生物多樣性

extinct: 已絕種

evolution: 進化

expedition: 遠征

artifact: 文物

discovery: 發現

ancient: 古代

frontier: 前沿

lineage: 血統

ancestor: 祖先

fossil: 化石

artifact: 文物

civilization: 文明

Based on the vocabulary in the above, randomize the order of these words and then prepare 10 fill multiple choice questions. Each question has only one missing word. Generate one problem at a time. Then you request an answer. After you receive one, grade it. After grading, tell me how many are correctly answered so far. Then generate next problem.

Science in Conflict Zones

 探索古代文明的奧秘，揭開過去的神秘面紗！加入我們的課堂，深入研究文物、考古學和人類社會的演變。從古人類學到考古遠征，踏上引人入勝的旅程，探索我們祖先的血統，解開地球上生物多樣性的多彩面貌。在一個引人入勝的跨學科學習環境中，發現了解我們歷史和文明的關鍵。不要錯過這個令人興奮的冒險，成為我們課堂上的一份子，點燃你的好奇心！

Ella Al-Shamahi / Paleoanthropologist & Comedian video 15:00 transcript, NHK

Vocabulary

biodiverse: 生物多樣性

territory: 領土

interdisciplinary: 跨學科

paleoanthropologist: 古人類學家

Paleoanthropological Field Site

Stratigraphy 地層學

archaeology: 考古學

relic: 遺跡

species: 物種

extinct: 已絕種

evolution: 進化

expedition: 遠征

artifact: 文物

discovery: 發現

ancient: 古代

frontier: 前沿

lineage: 血統

ancestor: 祖先

fossil: 化石

civilization: 文明

aesthetics:美學

Essay writing

學習自我檢視 Breaking Barriers for Accessible Society（複習指引）

讓AI成為你的學習夥伴

使用ChatGPT設計了10個簡短的選擇題，協助你自我檢視你對Breaking Barriers for Accessible Society紀錄片的理解與科技英文的掌握能力。有興趣的同學可以自行使用，檢定你的學習成效，有疑問可以向我反應。

自我檢視從這裡開始

Self test of comprehension 

注意: ChatGPT 有時會出錯 ，請明智判斷。

Self test of vocabulary: breaking barriers for accessible society

Using ChatGPT 3.5 Caution: ChatGPT is not always reliable. Use your discernment.

Email to chang212@gmail.com

Enter the following prompt: 

1. Representation - 代表、表徵

2. Activism - 行動主義

3. Advocate - 提倡者、擁護者

4. Disability - 身心障礙

5. Incidental - 偶然的、附帶的

6. Stigma - 汙名、恥辱

7. Taboo - 禁忌

8. Genetic - 遺傳的、基因的

9. Discrimination - 歧視、區別

10. Inclusivity - 包容性、包容

11. Diversity - 多樣性、多元化

12. Promotional - 促銷的、推廣的

13. Accessibility - 可及性、易接近性

14. Impairment - 損害、損傷

15. Entrepreneurship - 企業家精神、創業精神

Based on the vocabulary in the above, randomize the order of these words and then prepare 10 fill multiple choice questions. Each question has only one missing word. Generate one problem at a time. Then you request an answer. After you receive one, grade it. After grading, tell me how many are correctly answered so far. Then generate next problem.

Breaking barriers for accessible society 身心障礙活動家

不要錯過這令人振奮的課堂！加入我們，一起探索出色的身障活動家Shani Dhanda的不凡旅程，她挑戰種種障礙。發現她堅韌與決心的強大故事，致力於打造一個讓所有人都能參與的包容世界。這堂課將激發你對倡議的熱情，擴展你對包容性的理解。準備好受到啟發與賦予力量－我們課堂見！ 

身心障礙活動家 15:00 video NHK, transcript

使用AI產生摘要，筆記，投影片

"真正讓身心障礙者感到「障礙」的並非其身體狀況或缺陷，而是所面臨的各種阻礙、偏見、歧視以及社會因素。這些障礙可能限制他們接觸各種機會、使用服務和融入社會，影響他們全面參與日常生活的能力。"

Viewing comprehension

"莎妮談到了她在超市購物的經歷，她無法夠到高架上的食品雜貨。有沒有任何技術可以突破這種障礙，讓莎妮能夠享受更愉快的購物體驗？"

你是個超商老闆，一起來想想有甚麼辦法

Vocabulary

1. **Representation**: From Latin "re-" (again) + "presentare" (to present). 代表

2. **Activism**: From the noun "activism," derived from the word "active," which originates from Latin "activus" (active, busy). 行動主義

3. **Advocate**: From Latin "advocatus" (one called to aid), derived from "ad" (to) + "vocare" (to call). 倡議

4. **Disability**: From the prefix "dis-" (apart, away) + "ability," derived from Latin "abilitas" (ability). 身心障礙

5. **Incidental**: From Latin "incidentalis," derived from "incidere" (to fall upon). 附屬的，伴隨發生的，次要的

6. **Stigma**: From Greek "stigma" (a mark, brand), originally a mark made on skin by burning, from "stizein" (to tattoo). 污名 （紅字 小說 Scarlet Letter)

7. **Taboo**: From Tongan (a Polynesian language) "tapu" or Fijian "tabu" (prohibited, sacred). 禁忌

8. **Genetic**: From Greek "genetikos," from "genesis" (origin, creation). 遺傳的，基因的

9. **Discrimination**: From Latin "discriminare" (to divide, differentiate), derived from "discrimen" (distinction, difference). 歧視

10. **Inclusivity**: From the adjective "inclusive," derived from Latin "inclusivus," from "includere" (to enclose). 包容性

11. **Diversity**: From Latin "diversitas," from "diversus" (different, diverse). 多樣性

12. **Promotional**: From the verb "promote," derived from Latin "promovere" (to move forward). 促進的，推廣的

13. **Accessibility**: From the adjective "accessible," from Latin "accessibilis," derived from "accessus" (a coming to). 無障礙，易接近性

14. **Impairment**: From the verb "impair," from Old French "empeirer" (to make worse), from Latin "impedire" (to hinder).損傷

15. **Entrepreneurship**: From French "entrepreneur," from Old French "entreprendre" (to undertake). 創業精神

Activism

Active

Activate 

Act 戲劇中的一幕，法案

Action

Advocate 

Voice

Incident 

Accident

Incidental representation 

Genetic

Gene

Genesis 

Generation 

Generate

Generator

Generative 

Generous 

Degenerative 

Regenerative 

Inclusive

Include

Exclude

Exclusive 

Diversity 

Biodiversity 

Promote 

Demotion

Emotion: e+motion, out+ motion

Motivate

Impair 

 “im-” means “against” and “pedire” means “to entangle” or “to restrict.” 

Practices:

Self test of vocabulary

Essay writing

Self test of vocabulary: Walking Again

  Using ChatGPT 3.5 

1.  Enter the prompt: 

Based on the vocabulary: (Exoskeleton, Myoelectric, Sensors, Hydraulic, Cylinder, Prosthesis, Rehabilitation, Paralysis, Spinal cord, Neural), randomize the order of these words and then prepare 5 fill the blank quiz questions. Each question has only one missing word. Generate one problem at a time. Then you request an answer. After you receive one, grade it. Then generate next problem. In the end tell me how many are correctly answered.

2. Answer each question. ChatGPT will grade it and generate the next question until 5 questions are generated.

Caution: ChatGPT is not always reliable. Use your discernment.

Walking Again With Robotic Rehabilitation

Walking Again With Robotic Rehabilitation 17:00 transcript, NHK

學習成效自我檢測

Spinal cord - 脊髓

Neural - 神經的

Rehabilitation - 復健

Paralysis - 癱瘓

Exoskeleton - 外骨骼 (例如昆蟲，蜘蛛，甲殼類動物)

Myoelectric - 肌電的

Sensors - 感測器

Hydraulic - 液壓的

Cylinder - 氣缸

Prosthesis - 義肢

Exoskeleton: exo + skeleton, outside + skeleton

Exodus 大批離去，大逃亡

Exit 出口

Hydraulic, Hydrogen

Hydor: "water" in Greek

aqua: "water" in Latin

aquarium 水族館

aquatic 水生的

Self test of vocabulary

1. Exoskeleton:

   • Origin: "Exo-" originates from the Greek word "exō," meaning "outside" or "external," while "skeleton" is derived from the Greek word "skeletos," which means "dried up" or "to make hard."
   • Breakdown: "Exo-" as a prefix denotes something external, and "skeleton" refers to the structural framework of the body.

2. Myoelectric:

   • Origin: "Myo-" comes from the Greek "mys," meaning "muscle," and "electric" is derived from the Latin "electricus," referring to electricity or electrical phenomena.
   • Breakdown: "Myo-" indicates a connection to muscles, while "electric" refers to electrical properties or phenomena.

3. Sensors:

   • Origin: The term "sensor" originates from the Latin word "sentire," meaning "to feel" or "perceive."
   • Breakdown: "Sensor" refers to devices capable of detecting or perceiving physical stimuli or inputs.

4. Hydraulic:

   • Origin: "Hydrau-" comes from the Greek "hydraulikos," which means "water organ" or "hydraulic." The term is linked to water and "hydor," which means "water" in Greek.
   • Breakdown: "Hydraulic" refers to systems or mechanisms powered by liquids, especially water.

5. Cylinder:

   • Origin: "Cylinder" comes from the Latin word "cylindrus," which originated from the Greek word "kulindros," referring to a roller or cylinder.
   • Breakdown: The term "cylinder" denotes a geometric shape that's shaped like a tube or roller.

6. Prosthesis:

   • Origin: "Prosthesis" is derived from the Greek word "prosthesis," meaning "an addition" or "attachment."
   • Breakdown: "Prosthesis" refers to an artificial device that serves as an addition or replacement for a missing body part.

7. Rehabilitation:

   • Origin: "Rehabilitation" has its roots in the Latin word "rehabilitare," which means "to restore to a former capacity or position."
   • Breakdown: "Rehabilitation" involves treatments and therapies aimed at restoring previous capabilities or functions.

8. Paralysis:

   • Origin: "Paralysis" originates from the Greek word "paralusis," which means "loosening" or "disabling."
   • Breakdown: "Paralysis" signifies the loss of muscle function or movement due to injury or disease.

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