Speaking Worksheet
Digital Minimalism
Speaking Practice
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Discussion
Discuss the questions. Ask follow-up questions and push for examples, evidence, and qualification.
- Is digital minimalism realistic for people whose work and social life depend on technology?
- Which digital habits are genuinely useful, and which mainly fill silence?
- Should schools or employers teach attention management?
- Does constant connectivity make people more informed or more reactive?
- What would you find hardest to remove from your digital routine?
2
Collaborative task
Design a realistic digital reset plan for busy students or workers. It must be strict enough to matter but practical enough to keep.
- notifications
- social media
- work messages
- offline routines
I would argue that...A more nuanced view is...The main trade-off is...That depends on whether...I see your point, but...The long-term consequence might be...
3
Report and challenge
Test another group plan by asking: Who would find this plan impossible, and why?