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| Starlite Shopping Mall |
And have YOU ever thought of an ideal precinct or a shopping centre? If not, then it's high time for you to do your best and think of a perfect mall! Use your imagination, think of your experience!
My Perfect Mall
To work out a project try and answer these easy questions:- What would the name of your mall be? (Remember: that name is not the least when it comes to dealing with customers)
- Where would it be located? What would it look like?
- What would it be specialised on? What would be on offer? (goods on stock and department stores)
- Who would your clients be? (people it is designed for)
- What services and facilities would it have?
- What kind of staff would you hire?
- Will your prices be to-the-level?
- What ways of payment would it offer?
- What would the working hours be?, etc.
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| West Edmonton Mall |
The project is either a Power Point presentation or a Photo Story (use Movie Maker or PhotoStory 3).
What you need to think of is that you are to interest the others with your project of a mall!
- Grammar (correctness, variety of structures)
- Vocabulary (correctness, richness and adequacy to the topic)
- Length (5-7 minutes long to prevent the audience from falling asleep!)
- Logic, coherency in structure (which means it better have an introductary part as well as a climax and a closing!)
- Phonetics (intonation, pauses, emphatic stresses when presenting the project orally or on a record to a photostory)
Do not hesitate to ask as many questions as needed to clarify the requirements to the projects of yours!
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| Wee Teacher in M1, Poznan (Poland), 2008 |
Best regards,
Wee Teacher
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