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Beardslees defence lawyers, however, tried to get the death penalty overturned on the grounds that he was suffering from brain disorders when he killed two women over a drugs deal in 1981. He had previously served seven years in prison for strangling a woman in 1969, and had been on Death Row since 1984. About 300 protestors staged a vigil outside the infamous San Quentin prison hoping for the last minute reprieve, which never came. California restored the Death Penalty in 1978 and now has the largest Death Row population in America, with 600 inmates awaiting execution. TEACHERS IDEAS AND NOTES POSSIBLE WARM UPS / COOL DOWNS 1. CHAT: Talk in pairs or groups about Arnold Schwarzenegger / Terminator (I, II, III ) / the death penalty / lethal injection / drug-related crime / Death Row / To make things more dynamic, try telling your students they only have one minute (or 2) on each chat topic before changing topics / partners. Change topic / partner frequently to energize the class. 2. DEATH PENALTY METHODS: Write the following methods of capital punishment on the board for students to discuss: hanging, guillotine, firing squad, stoning, lethal injection, electrocution (electric chair), gas chamber, lethal injection 3. MY COUNTRY: Students talk about laws and attitudes towards the death penalty in their own country. 4. AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL: Students discuss the following statement from Amnesty International (link below) about the Death Penalty in the USA: The death penalty is the ultimate, irreversible denial of human rights. By working towards the abolition of the death penalty worldwide, Amnesty International USA's Program to Abolish the Death Penalty looks to end the cycle of violence created by a system riddled with economic and racial bias and tainted by human error. 5. 2-MINUTE DEBATES: Students face each other in pairs and engage in the following (for-fun) 2-minute debates. Students A are assigned the first argument, students B the second. Rotate pairs to ensure a lively pace and noise level is kept: (a) All killing is wrong. vs. An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth. (b) Saves taxpayers money no prison bills. vs No price can be put on human life. (c) The Death Penalty is a deterrent. vs Murder is common with or without it. (d) The Death Penalty violates human rights. vs. So does multiple murder. (e) Mistakes are made. Innocent people die. vs. Hey, no system is perfect. (f) The Death Penalty gives society the message that killing is OK. vs. No way. (g) Executed terrorists may become martyrs. vs. So be it. (h) It provides closure for victims families. vs. Thats a poor reason to kill someone. (i) Life in prison is better. vs. You mean life watching TV, reading and chatting. (j) Most of the public support the Death Penalty vs. Not true. (k) Other teacher / student created mini-debates dependent on cultures of students. PRE-READING IDEAS 1. WORD SEARCH: Students look in their dictionaries / computer to find collocates, other meanings, information, synonyms of the words lethal, and injection. 2. TRUE / FALSE: Students look at the headline and predict whether they believe the following statements are true or false: (a) Arnold Schwarzenegger is to star in the movie Terminator 6. T / F (b) Arnold Schwarzenegger allowed the execution of a convicted killer. T / F (c) The killer was stoned to death. T / F (d) This is the fourteenth California State execution for Arnie. T / F (e) Arnie said the killer knew the difference between right and wrong. T / F (f) Beardslees defence lawyers tried to get the death penalty overturned. T / F (g) California has always had the Death Penalty. T / F (h) California has the largest Death Row population in America. T / F 3. SYNONYM MATCH: Students match the following synonyms from the article: (a)allowedclemency(b)executionsentence(c)murdererseriousness(d)mercykiller(e)convictionreversed(f)gravitypermitted(g)heinouscancellation(h)overturnedprisoners(i)reprievekilling(j)inmatesdespicable 4. PHRASE MATCH: Students match the following phrases based on the article (sometimes more than one combination is possible): (a)multiplelethal injection(b)be put toa vigil(c)death byoverturned(d)pleas forsentence(e)deathmurderer(f)get the death penaltyseven years in prison(g)drugsexecution(h)He had previously servedmercy(i)protestors stageddeal(j)awaitingdeath WHILE READING ACTIVITIES 1. GAP-FILL: Put the missing words under each paragraph into the gaps. Schwarzenegger allows execution (Thu 20 Jan) BNE: Arnold Schwarzenegger __________ played real life Terminator earlier today as he allowed the execution of multiple murderer, Donald Beadslee, 61, to be __________ to death by lethal injection. This is the first California State execution for Arnie and the first in the state in three years. Arnie rejected the pleas for mercy, that __________ surround capital punishment in America, saying Beardslee was fully aware of how serious his crimes were. The Republican governor stated, The federal courts have affirmed his conviction and death sentence, and nothing in his petition or the record of his case __________ me that he did not understand the gravity of his actions or that these heinous murders were wrong". Beardslees defence lawyers, however, tried to get the death penalty __________ on the grounds that he was __________ from brain disorders when he killed two women over a drugs deal in 1981. He had __________ served seven years in prison for strangling a woman in 1969, and had been on Death Row since 1984. About 300 protestors staged a vigil outside the infamous San Quentin prison hoping for the last minute reprieve, which never came. California restored the Death Penalty in 1978 and now has the largest Death Row __________ in America, with 600 inmates awaiting execution.commonly previously suffering finally population overturned put convinced 2. TRUE/FALSE: Students check their answers to the T/F exercise. 3. SYNONYMS: Students check their answers to the synonyms exercise. 4. PHRASE MATCH: Students check their answers to the phrase match exercise. 5. QUESTIONS: Students make notes for questions they would like to ask the class about the article. 6. VOCABULARY: Students circle any words they do not understand. In groups pool unknown words and use dictionaries to find the meanings. POST READING IDEAS 1. GAP-FILL: Check the answers to the gap-fill exercise. 2. QUESTIONS: Students ask the discussion questions they thought of above to their partner / group / class. Pool the questions for all students to share. 3. VOCABULARY: As a class, go over the vocabulary students circled above. 4. STUDENT-GENERATED SURVEY: Pairs/Groups write down 3 questions based on the article. Conduct their surveys alone. Report back to partners to compare answers. Report to other groups / the whole class. 5. LETHAL/ INJECTION: Students make questions based on their findings from pre-reading activity #1. 6. DISCUSSION: Students ask each other the following questions: (a) What do you think of Arnold Schwarzenegger? (b) Is the Death Penalty wrong? (c) Is the Death Penalty a violation of human rights? (d) Does your society have (want) the Death Penalty? (e) Do you think its strange that the USA has, and enforces the Death Penalty? (f) What is the most humane form of execution? (g) Which is better, life imprisonment or capital punishment? (h) What would be going though your head if you were to spend your last night on Death Row? (i) On the eve of their execution, inmates can request a final meal. What would you choose? (j) Is the Death Penalty deterrent? (k) Does the Death Penalty desensitize us to killing? (l) What must it be like to be the executioner? (m) Do you believe in an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth, or are you a turn the other cheek person? (n) What does a government do when it discovers the person just executed was innocent? (o) What is the best alternative to the Death Penalty? (p) Teachers / Students additional questions HOMEWORK 1. VOCAB EXTENSION: Choose several of the words from the text. Use a dictionary or the Google search field to build up more associations / collocations of each word. 2. INTERNET / WEB LINKS: Amnesty International and the Death Penalty:  HYPERLINK "http://www.amnestyusa.org/abolish/index.do" http://www.amnestyusa.org/abolish/index.do Methods of execution from the Death Penalty Information Centre  HYPERLINK "http://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/article.php?scid=8&did=245" http://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/article.php?scid=8&did=245 Everything you need to know an encyclopedic look at the Death Penalty:  HYPERLINK "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_penalty" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_penalty Death Penalty information a high school curriculum:  HYPERLINK "http://deathpenaltyinfo.msu.edu/" http://deathpenaltyinfo.msu.edu/ Pro-Death Penalty:  HYPERLINK "http://www.prodeathpenalty.com/" http://www.prodeathpenalty.com/ A look inside San Quentin prisons execution chamber and how lethal injection works  HYPERLINK "http://people.howstuffworks.com/lethal-injection.htm" http://people.howstuffworks.com/lethal-injection.htm The San Quentin Prison web site:  HYPERLINK "http://www.corr.ca.gov/InstitutionsDiv/INSTDIV/facilities/fac_prison_SQ.asp" http://www.corr.ca.gov/InstitutionsDiv/INSTDIV/facilities/fac_prison_SQ.asp Arnies Governor web site:  HYPERLINK "http://www.governor.ca.gov/state/govsite/gov_homepage.jsp" http://www.governor.ca.gov/state/govsite/gov_homepage.jsp NOTE: SOME OF THESE LINKS ARE VERY SHORT-LIVED AND ARE TAKEN OFF-LINE SOON AFTER APPEARING ON THE WEB. 3. POSTER: Create a poster arguing for or against capital punishment. 4. LETTER TO ARNIE: Write a letter to the California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger explaining what you think about his allowing the execution. ANSWERS TRUE / FALSE: (a) Arnold Schwarzenegger is to star in the movie Terminator 6. F (b) Arnold Schwarzenegger allowed the execution of a convicted killer. T (c) The killer was stoned to death. F (d) This is the fourteenth California State execution for Arnie. F (e) Arnie said the killer knew the difference between right and wrong. T (f) Beardslees defence lawyers tried to get the death penalty overturned. T (g) California has always had the Death Penalty. F (h) California has the largest Death Row population in America. T SYNONYM MATCH: (a)allowedpermitted (b)executionkilling (c)murdererkiller (d)mercyclemency (e)convictionsentence(f)gravityseriousness(g)heinousdespicable (h)overturnedreversed (i)reprievecancellation (j)inmatesprisoners  PHRASE MATCH: (a)multiplemurderer (b)be put todeath (c)death bylethal injection (d)pleas formercy (e)deathsentence(f)get the death penaltyoverturned (g)drugsdeal(h)He had previously servedseven years in prison (i)protestors stageda vigil (j)awaitingexecution  FULL TEXT Schwarzenegger allows execution (Thu 20 Jan) BNE: Arnold Schwarzenegger finally played real life Terminator earlier today as he allowed the execution of multiple murderer, Donald Beadslee, 61, to be put to death by lethal injection. This is the first California State execution for Arnie and the first in the state in three years. Arnie rejected the pleas for mercy, that commonly surround capital punishment in America, saying Beardslee was fully aware of how serious his crimes were. The Republican governor stated, The federal courts have affirmed his conviction and death sentence, and nothing in his petition or the record of his case convinced me that he did not understand the gravity of his actions or that these heinous murders were wrong". Beardslees defence lawyers, however, tried to get the death penalty overturned on the grounds that he was suffering from brain disorders when he killed two women over a drugs deal in 1981. He had previously served seven years in prison for strangling a woman in 1969, and had been on Death Row since 1984. About 300 protestors staged a vigil outside the infamous San Quentin prison hoping for the last minute reprieve, which never came. 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