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IELTS Writing - Vocabulary Diary Date: March 20th 2020 Topic: Crime and Technology Article / Link / Video: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2019/may/22/facial-recognition-prevents-crime-police-tell-uk-privacy-case
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Capture an image - Police argued - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Deal with it accordingly
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Violated their privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Profound consequences - Bomb threat
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition) - Facial recognition technology
Sentence Practice: - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: March 21st 2020 Topic: Protecting endangered animals Article / Link / Video: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/mar/19/win-for-conservation-as-african-black-rhino-numbers-rise
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- African black rhinos - Conservation of Nature International Union - Organised crime gangs
- Numbers rise / rise in numbers - Stronger protection - protecting them through stronger law enforcement efforts - Conservation work - Painstaking attempts to save the black rhino - Immense efforts - poaching and illegal trade remain acute threats. - high levels of poaching - declines in poaching - maintain this trend - governments taking stronger measures
- Driven to near extinction - Population has swollen - In grave danger - A rare boost - Numbers are improving - Slow recovery - Efforts are paying off - Wildlife crimes - the outlook has worsened - this should positively impact rhino numbers
- an annual rate increase of 2.5% over six years - the global red list of species under threat - high levels of poaching in South Africa’s Kruger national park - rhinos have large horns that are attractive to poachers - in 2015 when an average of 3.7 rhinos were killed every day. - the red list showed that more than 31,000 species around the world are threatened with extinction.
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “African black rhinos need stronger protection before they are driven to near extinction.” - “With more conservation work, I believe the number of wildlife crimes should be reduced.” - “Organised crime gangs will remain acute threats to endangered animals until governments protect endangered animals through stronger law enforcement efforts.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCT is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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Date: ____________ Topic: ________________________________________ Article / Link / Video: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
People / Jobs / Roles / Organisations
Actions / Steps / Causes (What are people doing?)
Effects / Results / States / Situations (What happened?)
Examples
- The police - Suspects - Missing people - Persons of interest - Police officer
- Facial recognition technology - Privacy - The prevention of crime - The apprehension of offenders - Protection of the public - The “prevention and detection of crime”. - Bomb threat
- Prevent crime - Protect the public - Breach their rights - Capture an image - Police argued - Violated his privacy - Technology maps faces - Cameras scan faces - Police have the power to use - Profound consequences - Deal with it accordingly
- CCTV or AFR camera (AFR - automated facial recognition)
Sentence Practice: (Opinion / Description / Example / Problem / Solution) - “The police want to prevent crime and protect the public by using facial recognition technology.” - “However, some citizens are worried that this will violate their privacy and breach their rights, because it can scan and map their faces to identify them.” - “Introducing this technology could have profound consequences if the police don’t deal with this accordingly.” - “I think that CCTV is enough to find suspects or missing people, and AFR cameras would violate our privacy.”
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