Speaking Practice
Discuss the questions. Give reasons, compare options, and ask follow-up questions.
- When should health be a personal choice, and when should it become public policy?
- Are taxes on unhealthy products fair or unfair?
- How can public health campaigns avoid blaming individuals?
- What makes people trust or distrust official health advice?
- Should employers be involved in improving staff health?
Work in pairs or groups. Agree on a practical decision and prepare reasons for it. Plan a public health campaign for young adults. Choose the message, platform, and tone.
- exercise
- sleep
- food choices
- stress
From my point of view...One advantage is...A possible drawback is...It depends on...I partly agree, but...Overall...
Report your decision to another group. Answer one challenge question about your idea. Another group questions whether your campaign would change behaviour. Respond with specific examples.