What clothes they wear? What kind of music they listen to?  How was school? What is their Goverment like? What are they famous for? Wat are the products they produce?
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They eat whatever they like, sort of like in the United States and the rest of Canada. The official language is French though many speak English too. I have visited Quebec, but didn't live there. They have some nice skiing.
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How was school today?\nDid you like your friends?\nWhat did you played today?\nDo you like your teacher?\nSing that song you learned...\n\nAs much as you get and understand about their world as much as you find topics that help to establish a conversation, and believe me it could be much more interesting than this!
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Goth is more a lifestyle or outlook on life than anything. They tend to accept that there are bad things as well as good things in life, rather than 'sweep them under the rug', to say, and pretend they don't exist. They can dress however they want, although many prefer darker colors and more dramatic clothes and makeup, and listen to lots of songs and varied genres of music, which can include but are by no means limited to, new wave, darkwave, ethereal, Celtic, goth rock, punk, postpunk, chants, heavy metal, industrial, Latin, et cetera. Not all are interested in vampires - in fact, relatively few are. Many if not most have good relationships with their parents. Very few have mental or psychological problems. Most are actually quite nice, if a bit saturnine. Very, very, very few are 'satanists' or 'devil worsippers'. Most of the young teenagers who listen to Marilyn Manson, Disturbed, Slipknot, Korn, My Chemical Romance, Drowning Pool, et cetera and wear heavy thick makeup and studded spike collars and bracelets are called 'Mall goths', shop mostly at Hot Topic, and - this is important - they're not real goths. They just seem to think they are. They act disturbed and surly and try to impress/intimidate people. It seldom works, as most are obviously pathetic, and almost all will (thankfully) grow out of it. If you'd like a comprehensive explanation, try visiting goth.net. Some songs that goths might listen to:\nDragonfly (Conjure one mix) - Cruxshadows\nDazzle - Siouxsie and the Banshees\nThe Passion of Lovers - Bauhaus\nLucretia My Reflection - Sisters Of Mercy\nLullaby - The Cure\nShe's Lost Control - Joy Division\nIn Our Angelhood - The Cocteau Twins\nFuneral Night - Bella Morte \nDeliverance - The Mission UK\nCemetary Gates - The Smiths\nAre 'Friends' Electric? - Tubeway Army\nLove Is Stronger than Death - The The\nNowhere Girl - B-Movie\nTwilight Of The Mortal - Killing Joke\nSeconds - The Human League\nIndigo Eyes - Peter Murphy\nRight Now - The Creatures\nWalk on the Moon - Daniel Ash\nNo Big Deal - Love and Rockets\nFire Woman - The Cult
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I am a high school music teacher. At the moment i am listening to the year 8's murder reggae. Bob marley is turning in his grave. Later today I'll listen to the year 9's killing the blues, and year 7's making music about lions.
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People who run schools.
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Jon Bon Jovi\n\nthose denims........\n\nthat hair........\n\nswoon................
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My high school was/is a Catholic stuffy rigid academic school. We hardly did well in any sporting activity but always did well in the braniac areas. For the most part my high school was divided into 3 main sections. Students that were upper middle class that had something to prove(mainly popularity and materialistically.) Second group was the brainiacs that snubbed the popular kids with their braniac elitism. The third group were ones that were just trying to survive and not fall between the cracks of the system. We all wore uniforms and mostly from the same heritage.
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A good student is philosophical and determined. They are persistent and never give up. They are inquisitive when they do not understand something. They are hardworking people and intelligent. They are focused and self-disciplined. They are efficient, dedicated people.
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Music, religion, languages and politics..
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They are beautiful people.  Very bohemian.  Intellectual.  Look good in anything they wear.
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What age level? What education level?\n\nWith children, hands-on activities exploring the foods, crafts, and cultural events of other people are always good.\n\nWith adults, those activities are good too... as well as doing personal space exercises (one of the biggest discomforts between cultures), small-group discussions, personal sharing of one's own differences and similarities, etc.
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How long were they dating?\nWhat are their nicknames?\nHow many kids do they want?\nWhat are their favorite desserts?\nWhat is the wedding date?\nWhat color will the bridesmaids' dresses be?\nWho are the best man and maid of honor?\nWhere are they planning their honeymoon?\nWhere did they go on their first date?\nWhat are their professions/Where did or do they go to college?
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Listen to them. They have a lot of knowledge you can use. Eat with them once in a while. Ask about their families. In other words, try to get to know them a little bit.
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I would be interested in reading about the details of daily life.  What are the restaurants like?  What are the bathrooms like? How many women go out without the hijab?  What's a typical breakfast menu?
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Global warming\n\nSchool uniforms\n\nParent advisory stickers on music and games\n\nThe war in Iraq
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Topic 1 - I used to work at a Private High School that required uniforms.  \n\nPro - 1) Uniforms make everyone equal (or appear equal).  You don't have the problem of the "rich" kids looking rich and well you know.\n2) Fosters a feeling of belonging.  Look at any sports team.  They all have uniforms.  Why?  Because it shows everyone else that they are part of this team.  So for schools, it can (depending on the uniform) identify you as "belonging" to this school.\n3) Uniforms reduce the amount of time teenagers spend "worrying" about what to wear, so they can spend more time concentrating on their school work (Hey, these are not my reasons - these are the ones the school gave.  Personally, I always had difficulty maintaining a straight face with that one).\n4) Uniforms reduce the overall cost of clothing that parents have to spend.  Uniforms only need to be replaced if they are outgrown or damaged.  Unlike regular cloths which go in an out of fashion constantly, and therefore must be purchased on a regular basis so that the student can "be in style".\n\nCon:\n1) Uniforms provide an "institutional" like atmosphere that forces teenagers to conform to one standard.  It starts the job of making them into "followers" and conformers.\n2) Uniforms constitute a militaristic idea, and works to destroy individuality, and free-thinking.\n3) Uniforms do not destroy peer hierarchy based on clothing.  Instead it forces everyone into the same clothing - the style of which accentuates some body types and looks terrible on others.  The individual cannot chose clothing that looks best on him/her.  This can significantly reduce the self esteem of that person.\n4) Uniforms do not reduce the overall cost of clothing for the parent, because the student is going to want "real" cloths to wear as soon as they get home from school.  So the cost to the parent actually increases because they must buy both sets of cloths.\n5) Uniforms do not make everyone equal.  Uniforms or not, the rich kids will always be able to "accessorize" in order to distinguish their financial status from the others.\n\nTopic 2\nNot exactly sure what they mean by "foster new damage" - what kind of damage?  But here is my take on it\nPro (means you are arguing that Electronic Devices do Foster New Damage)\n1) When you use something like a computer or calculator, you don't learn the real thing (i.e. you don't need to know math in order to get a correct answer with a calculator, you don't need to know how to spell because the computer corrects it).\n2) Computers get faster and faster, but humans can only work so fast.  This is causing work environments that have unrealistic assumptions about how much productivity can be accomplished in a specific amount of time.  Worker dissatisfaction and burn-out is at an all time high.\n3) Over use of electronic devices creates adults with less social skills.  When kids do all of their communicating via texting, paging, or email they don't learn the "art" of conversation with a real person.  This also causes them problems later in working environments that require "team work" because they never learned how to relate to other people - especially those who can be difficult.\n4) Over use of electronic devices has created a whole new set of medical problems.  RMI - repetitive motion injuries such as Carpal Tunnel did not exist until the advent of the computer.  Also more issues such as lower back problems due to sitting at a computer all day in a bad chair, or vitamin D deficiency caused by spending all hours indoors in artificial environments and not getting to see the sun.  A new one is being called "irritable desk syndrome" - look it up, I'm not kidding\n5) Electronic devices have become a "leash" which we cannot get away from work, or home.  It used to be that once you left work, you stopped wor
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Here are some to get you started. They touch on social life and fashion. ◘\n\nhttp://my.homewithgod.com/inspiration4everyone/todays_teens.html\n\nhttp://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=36035\n\nhttp://www.drugfree.org/Parent/Knowing/Teen_Trends\n\nhttp://teenagerstoday.com/resources/articles/rolemodel.htm\n\nhttp://www.businessweek.com/1999/99_07/b3616001.htm