쉐도잉 연습: How To See Germs Spread Experiment (Coronavirus) - 영상으로 영어 말하기 배우기
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- I've always thought if we could somehow just see the germs around us, everyone will be a lot more careful and we'd get sick way less.
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Unfortunately, that's still not possible.
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So I did the next best thing by running a daylong experiment in this third-grade classroom.
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I found this powder called Glo Germ.
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And just like real germs, when it's on your hands, you can't see it.
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But unlike real germs, if you turn a black light on, it becomes visible.
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But it transfers to things you've touched, so it provides a really good way to visualize exactly how germs spread.
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So before the kids arrived, as a control, I went around and noted any preexisting spots in the room that fluoresced under the black light.
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And then it was go time.
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The kids, of course, had no idea what we were doing and that the teacher had been secretly infected with the glowing powder.
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So she randomly shook the hands of three kids but didn't touch any of the rest.
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And so with that, they just went about their normal day.
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At break, I did choose one random student, and he agreed to letting me put some of the powder on his hands too.
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And then two hours later at lunchtime, I checked the results.
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Remember, everything you see here started with just the teacher and one student having a little of that powder on their hands.
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And because my flashlight can only illuminate one spot at a time, I used Photoshop to better visualize our observations of where germs were left behind, including on the other kids.
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Uh-oh! We're pretty hot over here!
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Oh, right here.
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And they were actually pretty diligent about washing their hands.
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This was the desk of the kid that was infected.
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And what's crazy is that germs could live on a hard surface like this for up to nine days.
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And so you can see how important it is to disinfect the things a sick person regularly touches.
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For example, this was the phone of the teacher in the experiment.
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Even if you wash your hands really often, if you immediately pull out your phone, a lot of those germs just go right back on your hands.
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Think about when the last time was that you cleaned your phone.
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My friend Joanna at "The Wall Street Journal" recently demonstrated you can clean your phone with an antibacterial wipe every day for at least a year and it doesn't affect the oleophobic coating at all.
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And this hopefully gives you a better mental model of why it's really important to wash your hands or use hand sanitizer after being at places like this or this or this or this.
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Cleaning commonly touched surfaces is important because even if a virus is spread through airborne transmission, those tiny droplets don't stay in the air for long.
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Then they land on surfaces, waiting to be touched by our hands.
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Which raises an important point.
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The ultimate defense against catching a virus is just don't touch your face.
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Your eyes, nose, and mouth are like the single weak spot on the Death Star when it comes to viruses.
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That's the only way they can get in to infect you.
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But as you can see here, not touching your face is easier said than done.
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And before you think, "Yeah, well, that's just kids for you," this was what the teacher's face looked like at the end of the day.
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And she said she tried extra hard to remember not to touch her face.
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I found this result fascinating, so I put the powder on my own hands for a few hours.
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And I resisted the urge to touch my face so many times that I fully expected I was going to have a perfectly clean face and the moral high ground.
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And then this is what I saw.
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What the heck?
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I genuinely have no idea when any of this came on.
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Until I reviewed the footage.
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Oh, well, there you go.
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On average, we touch our face 16 times an hour, which is why washing hands is so important.
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It's impossible to catch a virus directly through your hands.
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It's as futile as shooting the outer surface of the Death Star.
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The problem is, we use our hands to help the virus out by constantly giving it a ride to our figurative Death Star exhaust ports.
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Because of this, I ran another experiment with some of the kids after lunch.
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First, I had them put some lotion on their hands that also glows under a black light.
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But then I told them I made a mistake and used the wrong lotion.
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Could you guys just go wash your hands real quick?
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And do a good washing, right?
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- 20 seconds. - Yeah.
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Do the right washing, okay?
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I just tricked you guys again, because what I really wanted to do is test how good you are at washing your hands.
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So guess what I'm gonna do now?
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- What?
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- Show me your hands.
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But before I show you how effective they actually were at washing their hands, here's what you should quickly know about viruses.
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They're super tiny, but also the most abundant biological entity on the planet.
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In fact, there's over 10 million viruses in any single drop of sea water.
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And a lot of types of viruses are beneficial to the planet's ecosystem, and only an insanely tiny percentage affect humans at all.
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And they're really simple.
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Viruses are basically a shell with some DNA inside, and they just wanna spread and duplicate.
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That's their only goal.
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But they're so simple that they need a host to do that.
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So they reproduce by infecting their host cells and then trick them to become factories that just make more exact copies of the virus.
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When you get sick and then cough or sneeze or wipe your nose and then touch a surface, you're putting copies of this virus out to find other hosts and just repeat the process.
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And so here's what the kids' hands look like after washing their hands.
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Uh-oh, look at the backs. Let me see your fingernails!
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Oh, look at all those germs!
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Oh, your thumb!
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- Oh, my hand- - Oh, look at your wrist!
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Look at your wrist!
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We all sort of have a habitual way of washing our hands.
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So once again, I tried this myself using the typical quick way I do it in my muscle memory.
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Granted, that's better than nothing, but you could see the difference compared to when I was deliberate and took 20 seconds, which is why it helps to do things like sing the "Happy Birthday" song twice, or you could do what I do and follow Brandon Flowers' example.
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Jealousy, turning saints in Eager eyes 'Cause I'm Mr. Brightside - And then for a final experiment, I wanted to show how dumb handshaking is.
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So I infected the first kid with the powder and then had them do a handshake chain down the line.
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The fifth person here still had significant traces on their hand, so I put him at the first and lined four more kids up after him, and three of their hands glowed.
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So we got trace germs from the original person all the way down eight handshakes later.
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So if you ever meet me in real life, please don't be offended if in lieu of a handshake I offer you a fist bump and a selfie. In conclusion, what does this all mean with regards to the coronavirus COVID-19?
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You should be concerned and take this seriously, but regardless of what you see in the coming weeks, there's absolutely no need to panic.
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As I'm sure you've heard a bunch by now, our goal is to flatten the curve so that reported cases stay just under the capacity of the healthcare system, and social distancing is the best knob that we can turn to affect that.
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The reason this helps should hopefully make more sense after watching this video, especially for those who have been doubting the science and feeling like this is an extreme reaction.
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And my take here is I'm a practical optimist.
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The upside is while this virus is bad, it could be way worse.
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And this gives us a chance as a global community to get some systems and methods in place to handle something potentially even more drastic in the future.
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Also, maybe it'll lead to changing some social norms, like replacing handshakes with fist bumps or when people are really sick thinking it's okay to mingle about and go to work.
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Globally, the normal flu kills anywhere from a quarter to a half a million people a year due in large part to people not practicing good germ hygiene.
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So if this experience makes people more socially aware of the right precautions to take when they get sick, that will save countless lives for years to come long after this coronavirus is old news.
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And make no mistake, this is gonna be rough for some more than others, but history has shown that us humans are pretty resilient.
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These types of things can bring out the worst in us, but they can also bring out the best, most wholesome parts of us, like these Italians practicing their social distancing with an impromptu balcony concert.
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How we feel about the situation is largely dependent on just which part we choose to focus on.
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For me, that means being grateful to the heroes in our healthcare system, or the school lunch ladies still providing free lunch for kids who depend on them, or the scientists all over the world who are working tirelessly seven days a week to create better testing methods in a vaccine.
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This is gonna be a bumpy ride for us, but the economy will eventually bounce back, as it always does, and we'll be better off as a global community for having gone through this.
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Again, take this seriously, but there's absolutely no need to panic.
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We totally got this.
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일상 커뮤니케이션을 위한 상위 5개 문구
- 세균을 볼 수 있다면 모두가 더 조심할 것이다. - germs around us
- 손을 자주 씻는 것이 중요하다. - wash your hands
- 내가 마지막으로 휴대폰을 청소한 것이 언제인지 생각해 보라. - clean your phone
- 눈, 코, 입을 만지지 않는 것이 바이러스에 감염되지 않는 최선의 방법이다. - don't touch your face
- 이 실험의 결과는 매우 흥미로웠다. - fascinating results
단계별 쉐도우 스피킹 가이드
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- 비디오 시청 - 처음에는 전체 비디오를 시청하며 내용을 이해합니다. 여기서는 세균 전파에 대한 정보가 주로 다뤄집니다.
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- 지속적 연습 - 매일 조금씩 반복하여 기초 발음을 다질 수 있도록 합니다. 손 씻기와 같은 개인 위생 관리도 함께 실천하며 독창적 언어 사용에서도 배워보세요.
이 가이드를 통해 어휘 및 발음 연습을 지속적으로 함으로써 세균 전파와 관련된 교육적 주제를 더 잘 이해하고 영어 말하기 능력을 향상시킬 수 있습니다.
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| 문형 | 영상 속 표현 |
|---|---|
| 수동태 be + 과거분사 — 누가 하는지보다 무슨 일이 일어나는지에 초점 | were left · was infected · is spread |
| 현재완료 have/has + 과거분사 — 과거의 일이 지금도 관련이 있을 때 | I've always thought · you've touched · you've heard |
| 관계절 who / which + 절 — 사람이나 사물에 대한 추가 정보 | hour, which is · seconds, which is · those who have |
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