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The document provides instructions for a role-playing activity where students will take on the roles of accident victims or witnesses and describe various injuries from a traffic accident. It lists six scenarios involving different injuries: a spinal cord injury, a victim in shock with broken bones, a brain injury, a burn victim, a victim with chest injuries, and someone who slipped on a wet floor. For each scenario, it provides details of symptoms to describe for the role. It also includes guidelines for organizing into groups, presenting the role-plays, and how students will be evaluated.
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- 1. UNIVERSIDAD JAVERIANA FACULTY OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES DEPARMENT OF COMMUNICATION AND LANGUAGE ENGLISH LEVEL II 2012-1
- 2. To role play an accident-related scenario. To list major types of injuries that result from accidents To analyze an accident (behaviors and age groups that are typically involved In accidents; issues of speed, impact, and collision; distractions) To discuss types of injuries associated with driving accidents To fill in an Accident Report
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- 4. Injured #1: Spinal Cord Injury: You're an accident victim making a report to a police officer: Thrown from vehicle, not moving legs, but free to move hands, face up Conscious, able to talk Describes the following conditions: Extreme pain or pressure in the neck, head, or back Tingling or loss of sensation in the hand, fingers, feet, or toes
- 5. Injured #2: Shock Victim with Broken Bones: You're a reporter asking bystanders to describe a crash they witnessed Either ultra‐conscious, restless, and anxious, or decreased level of consciousness Weak and rapid pulse Cold (possibly shivering) and wet skin, possibly pale Breathing irregularly
- 6. Injured #3: Brain Injury You're at the hospital with an injured relative, explaining the doctor your relative fell off a fifth floor Dilation of the pupils Thirsty Nauseous Unable to move one arm, any movement causes sharp pain Injured cannot remember details, the names of companions, where he/she lives
- 7. Injured #4: Burn victim in arms You're describing the damage from a fire to an insurance agent. Second degree burn: Swelling redness Inflammation Blistering of the skin Extreme pain
- 8. Injured #5 You're on the phone with a 911 operator. Got a shot. Partial or complete loss of control over any part of the body Abnormal band‐like sensations in the thorax (upper chest)— pain, pressure Impaired breathing after injury Unusual lumps on the head
- 9. Injured #6:Slipping on wet floor You're a victim reporting your ARP an accident Slipping on a wet floor pain of the injury limited mobility Sprain Possible fracture
- 10. Organize yourself in groups of 3 or 4 and start writing the dialogue for the role-play.
- 11. Present your role play and accident report to the class.
- 12. Plan your time Assign a role to each member of the group Bring proper outfits on the day of the presentation
- 13. Evaluation checklist You will be evaluated on: Fluency and coherence Vocabulary Grammar Creativity
- 14. Ready…?