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Okay, welcome to the POV, that’s point of
view, lesson for “The Power of Reading.”
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Okay, and I’m going to tell the same story
about Filbert the monkey.
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We’re going to have tow points of view.
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One is going to start with “Since 2002...”
and the other one will be in the future.
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So let’s start with the first one.
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You ready?
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You feel good?
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You smiling?
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Standing tall, shoulders back!
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Deep breath, let’s do it.
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* * * * * Since 2002, since the year 2002,
Filbert has enjoyed shooting mosquitoes with
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his gun.
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He has liked to shoot mosquitoes with his
gun, since 2002.
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In 2001 did Filbert enjoy shooting mosquitoes?
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No, no he didn’t.
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Not in 2001.
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In 2001 and before he never shot mosquitoes,
but since 2002 he has liked to shoot mosquitoes
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with his gun.
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He has loved it, in fact.
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Since 2002 Filbert the monkey has loved to
shoot mosquitoes with his gun.
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From 2002 right up until almost now, during
that whole time.
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So since 2002 he has enjoyed shooting mosquitoes.
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And since 2002 he has practiced every day.
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In fact, in the morning, in the afternoon,
in the evening and at night, he has practiced
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shooting mosquitoes every day since 2002.
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Since 2003 he has had total competence with
his rifle, with his big long gun.
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Since when?
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Since 2003 he has had total competence.
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He has had total competence with his rifle.
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Since 2003 he has had what?
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Since 2003 he has had total competence with
his rifle.
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Now of course, shooting mosquitoes is a very
demanding, tough thing to do.
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It’s very difficult.
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So he has practiced constantly shooting mosquitoes
with his rifle.
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Now Filbert the monkey has also been a very
well read monkey for many years.
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For many years he has read philosophy books,
every day reading about philosophy and shooting
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his gun at the same time, pow, pow, pow, read,
pow, pow, pow, read.
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He has been a very well read monkey.
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Probably since 2001, since 2001 he has been
a very well read monkey.
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Something happened recently.
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He started to read books by the Dalai Lama.
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He read books by the Dalai Lama constantly.
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And then something else happened.
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He subconsciously learned the philosophy of
the Dalai Lama.
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And he changed.
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Filbert the monkey changed.
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Why did he change?
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Because he read a lot of books by the Dalai
Lama of Tibet.
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How did he change?
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Well, he became very peaceful.
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Because he read a lot of books by the Dalai
Lama of Tibet he became very peaceful.
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And he decided to never kill again.
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He threw his gun into the river and he said
“I will never kill again.”
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Filbert the monkey became a very peaceful,
loving monkey.
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The End * * * * * Okay, now, you probably
noticed again there was a change.
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It happens in most of these stories that begin
with “Since 2002...” or “Since something...”
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And the change happened when I said “He
started to read books by the Dalai Lama.”
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Right?
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That happened, it was a sudden thing.
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It was one point in time.
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He started.
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You can’t continually start something, right?
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It just, you start it, it happens and then
it’s done.
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You’re finished starting.
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Now you’re doing it.
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So in one point of time he started reading
books by the Dalai Lama.
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He changed.
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He became a peaceful monkey.
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He decided to never kill again.
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He threw his gun in the river.
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He became a peaceful monkey.
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Alright, you don’t need to think about it
any more than that.
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Just notice the change.
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Notice when it happens.
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That’s all.
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Keep listening.
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Okay, next let’s do our future point of
view.
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So the future point of view we kind of imagine
that I’m talking about something that will
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happen in the future.
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Maybe I’m imagining this story and I say
“Oh this is a future story, this is what
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will happen in the future.”
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Maybe I’m predicting the future.
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It doesn’t matter but mainly the point of
view is the future, in the future.
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* * * * * In the future there will be a monkey.
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He’ll like to shoot mosquitoes.
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What will his name be?
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His name will be Filbert.
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His name will be Filbert.
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Filbert the monkey will love to shoot mosquitoes
with his gun, with his rifle.
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In fact, he’ll have total competence with
that rifle.
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He’ll be excellent with that rifle.
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He’ll have total, complete competence with
the rifle.
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Now, of course, shooting mosquitoes is very
demanding.
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It’s very tough.
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It’s very difficult.
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So, he’ll practice every day.
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He’s going to practice in the morning.
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He’s going to practice in the afternoon.
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He’s going to practice in the evening.
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He’s going to practice at night.
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He’s going to practice constantly because
it’s so demanding to shoot mosquitoes.
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Now, of course, he’s not only going to shoot
mosquitoes.
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He’s going to be a well read monkey also.
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He’ll be a very well read monkey.
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He’ll read a lot of philosophy books.
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Especially books by the Dalai Lama of Tibet,
he’s going to read a lot of books by the
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Dalai Lama.
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And because of this, he’s going to subconsciously
learn the philosophy of the Dalai Lama of
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Tibet.
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He’ll learn about the peaceful philosophy
of the Dalai Lama.
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He’ll learn about compassion and not killing.
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And so one day he’ll decide to never kill
again.
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He’s going to throw his gun in the river
and he’s going to say “I will never kill
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again.
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I am now a peaceful monkey.”
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And, of course, he will be.
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He will become a very peaceful, loving, kind‐hearted
monkey.
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The End * * * * * That’s the end of our
future point of view story.
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Once again, so easy, right?
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Just listen.
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Just listen for my pronunciation.
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Listen how I make little changes.
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When I change the point of view I make small
changes to the vocabulary.
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I say oh, oh, oh, I say gonna, gonna, gonna,
and that’s all.
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You don’t need to think about a bunch of
grammar rules.
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Throw away your damn grammar book.
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Get rid of that textbook.
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Just listen to these stories again and again.
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Remember, deep learning, you’re going to
listen to this same story every day for seven
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days, maybe over the course of two weeks.
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Maybe more, I don’t know.
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But you’re going to learn it deeply.
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You’re going to get this repetition again,
again, again.
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And then the next lesson, again, again, again.
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And the next lesson, again, again, again.
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And soon you will learn this grammar subconsciously.
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That’s what we’re doing.
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That’s the purpose of these stories, to
learn this grammar subconsciously.
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So all you need to do is listen and enjoy
the stories.
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Okay, I will see you next time.
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That’s the end of the POV lesson for “The
Power of Reading.”
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And by the way, one last homework assignment,
go find some easy novels, easy children’s
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novels...Goosebumps, Hardy Boys, Nancy Drew,
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, I don’t
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care.
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Go buy some.
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Get on Amazon and find some and start reading.
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Read every day for fun.
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Read something easy.
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Read something fun.
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Okay, see you next time.
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