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Wealth

Monetary net worth (Asset - land, house, apartment, investment)

Collection - hobby

Health

Life expectancy

Sick-less

Happiness

Pleasure (tasty foods, warm baths)

Engagement (or flow, the absorption of an enjoyed yet challenging activity)

Relationships (social ties have turned out to be extremely reliable indicator of happiness)

Meaning (a perceived quest or belonging to something bigger)

Accomplishments (having realized tangible goals)

Success

Fame

Recognition

Relationship

Family members

Alumni

Co-workers

Chat-buddy

Vanity

Meanless pursue that you will regret eventually

Fortune

Raise wage

Get a better job

Found your own business that requires English

Teach English

Personal goal

Afraid of falling behind the social norm

Destain domestic culture

Admire English speaking culture (崇洋)

Acquire knowledge only available in the English language

Ignition: Higher calling motives

Go far and beyond what's required: Tougher assignment

Fun and interesting to maintain consistancy in practice

Purposeful

Learnable

Reapeatable

Challenging

Oral

Be a TV anchor

Talk to a foreigner

Get a blode date

Give direction to tourists

Become a tour guide

Travel aboard

Business negotiation

Listening

Watch movies without subtitle

Listen to radio news

Enjoy comedy

Get a date

Immigration

Written

Exam

Job requirement

Love letter to bf/gf

Work in fortune 500 company

Become a jounallist

Impress your boss

Become a translator

Reading Comprehension

Read signs during traveling

Read books

Read fictions

Read non-fictions

Read newspapers

Read blogs

Read work related materials

Chat online

Related words: word spoken in English. Student connect the words without restriction by degree of freedom.

Skit: a pair of students working towards a N lines of a play and perform it in front of the class.

"Taboo" Guessing Game: Split students into two groups and choose a group to elect a student to approach a chalkboard. Once a student is chosen, both groups must turn their backs to the board. Write a noun on the board, which is the "taboo." Write five other words under the taboo and ask the student facing the board to try and memorize these words. The student cannot say the taboo word nor the five words underneath it. Cover the board and ask the teams to turn around. The team with the student who was elected to step to the board can ask the student questions to identify the taboo word. The student can respond to the questions without using the taboo word or other words written underneath it. If the team cannot guess the word, the opposing team takes over questioning and attempts to guess the taboo word.

For example, the "taboo" word could be "Church" and the five words that also cannot be mentioned would be "religion, cathedral, candles, churchyard and wedding" (or any other words associated with the chosen "taboo"). One team will ask questions such as "What is it used for?" in which the student at the board will reply accordingly without including the taboo words.

Subtopic

Friends from Hell: Choosing which qualities would make a best friend and which qualities would make an undesirable friend.

Collect Everything You Can

EF

WallStreet

Private Tutor

Web-based tutor

Self-learning

Sing Songs

Movies

Subtitles

Subject base

Open Test base: GRE, TOEFL

Exercise

Quizz

Games

Group games

Lay it all out where you can look at it

Visiting all of them one by one

Imagine what's like

Draw from experience

Subtopic

Establish Fundamental cooordinates

EF, WallStreet too expensive

Private Tutor, web-based tutor: $ + time inflexible

Self-learning, but how?

Sing songs: If MTV, movies, can get your English great, then it's too easy, isn't it?

Subject base: do you have real interest in a subject?

Open test: GRE, TOEFL

Exercise: Quizz, do you have interesting enough quizz?

Games, fairly limited choice.

Group games, need time to gather up together.

Practice Visual triage