English Conversation Course

Nowadays more and more people are interested in leading a healthy lifestyle. It is inevitable since information about how to eat properly and live a healthy life has become very common in the media lately. One of the slogans to be found on billboards is that every human should drink at least 2,5 liters water per day. Even though these days it is such a common topic, and we have so much knowledge on it as a society, many of us still don’t obey the simple rules of drinking water. It is obvious that water is one of the most important components of our body and it is absolutely vital for our health and well-being. But have you ever thought what it really does to our organisms? Drinking water regulates body temperature and waste disposal in form of urine and sweat. It takes part in many of the vital processes, such as digestion and oxygen transportation, since blood, being a fluid, consists in major part of water as well. Water plays crucial role in the neural sys

Did you know that a third to a half of the world’s population are introverts? Still though, our system seems to be designed to adjust and promote only extrovert behaviour. At school working in a group is prioritized over working alone. At work one of the most valued qualities is the ability to talk and present your ideas to others. However, it is important to remember that although introverts do not fit in those schemes, they still play an important role in the society. The speaker in the below presented TED talk touches upon issues like deep thought process and advantages that come with solitude, as well as, being an introvert herself, gives an honest testimony to an introvert’s view on life. Questions: 1. Do you think that the current status quo in schools and workplaces that favours the extrovert behaviour should be changed? Why? Why not? 2. Do you agree that some of the rules and institutions in the society today are not well-adjusted