By Reiko Yoshihara, Chiyo Hayashi,
Emi Itoi, Noriko Iwamoto, Audrey Morrell
B5 size 15 units 124 pages
ISBN 978-4-7647-4150-8 ¥2,310 (incl. tax)
Class CD, TM (Scripts, Review Quizzes)
TOEIC L&R Test
Use reading passages to learn about issues the world is facing, and then discuss sustainable development goals (SDGs) as ways to deal with them.
Students learn how to think for themselves through a natural process of investigating problems and then considering solutions.
A wide and carefully selected range of topics, including “measures to slow population growth,” “embracing diversity,” and “protecting endangered species” are used to illustrate and explain seventeen different SDGs.
The text includes sections of important expressions to support students to conduct successful discussions.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 What Are Sustainable Development Goals?
Chapter 2 What Is a Woman-Friendly Society?
Chapter 3 Does Saving Infant’s Lives Slow Population
Growth?
Chapter 4 Can Technology Solve the Water Crisis?
Chapter 5 How Can Quality Education for All Be Achieved?
Chapter 6 What Does It Mean To Be a Sustainable City?
Chapter 7 Will Black Companies Survive in the Future?
Chapter 8 What Can We Do To Help Stop Child Labor?
Chapter 9 How Can We Reduce Food Waste?
Chapter 10 Is a World Without Plastic Possible?
Chapter 11 How Can We Embrace Diversity in Society?
Chapter 12 What Kind of Energy Is Affordable and Clean?
Chapter 13 What Is Behind the Fashion Industry?
Chapter 14 Why Should We Protect Endangered Species?
Chapter 15 Will Tourism Break Down Cultural and Historical
Barriers?
