You have a group project where one teammate is as stubborn as a mule about their idea, even though it might not work. How do you convince them to compromise without destroying the team spirit?, A classmate calls another student as dumb as a post after they give a wrong answer in class. How should the teacher respond, and what does this say about how we measure intelligence?, When you really like someone (romantically or as a friend), can you become as blind as a bat to their bad behavior? Has this ever happened to you or someone you know?, Social media often shows people looking as fit as a fiddle. How does this affect your self-image, and what does "fit" really mean for a busy student?, A friend is as thin as a rake but constantly posts about dieting and skipping meals. Should you say something, or is it none of your business?, Imagine your younger sibling eats like a horse right before dinner, ruining their appetite. As the older sibling, how do you handle this without causing a fight?, Your friend is as good as gold to everyone except their own parents. Does that make them a genuinely good person, or just good at performing kindness?, A classmate never cries, never complains, and is as tough as old boots. Does that mean they are mentally strong, or might they be struggling in silence?, You sleep like a log the night before a huge exam and wake up feeling great. Does this mean you are well-prepared and confident, or simply unaware of the pressure?, At a party, a friend drinks like a fish (alcohol) to look cool. How do you intervene without embarrassing them or becoming the "uncool" one?, You are as stubborn as a mule about not quitting a sport or hobby even though you no longer enjoy it. Is stubbornness here a virtue (perseverance) or a problem?, A popular trend on TikTok has everyone as blind as a bat to its dangers (e.g., a dangerous challenge). Why do groups ignore obvious risks, and how could you wake them up?, Your best friend eats like a horse only when stressed about grades. What does that behavior tell you about their emotional state, and how could you help without lecturing?, Your teacher says you are as good as gold in class, but you cheat on one small homework assignment. Are you still a good student? Where is the line?, After a sleepless night of gaming or studying, you sleep like a log through your alarm and miss a family commitment. Who is responsible: you, your phone, or the situation?
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Similes EF Unit 8
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