Study on Hate Against Jewish People in Universities
關於大學內對猶太人仇恨的研究
Introduction
A group of experts in Melbourne is talking to Jewish students and teachers. They want to know about their lives in Australian universities.
墨爾本的一組專家正在與猶太學生和教師對話，他們想了解在澳洲大學的生活狀況。
Main Body
Many Jewish people feel unsafe now. Some students say people shout mean words at them. Some people used Nazi signs. This made the students feel scared.
許多猶太人現在感到不安。有些學生表示有人對他們大聲辱罵。有些人使用了納粹符號，這讓學生們感到恐懼。
Some teachers say the universities did not help them. One professor said people in masks went into his office. Other teachers did not help him. One man lost his job after he called the police.
一些教師表示大學並沒有提供幫助。一位教授說有人戴著面具闖入他的辦公室，而其他教師沒有幫他。一名男子在報警後失去了工作。
The government wants to stop this. Now, all universities must write a clear rule about racism. They must do this by 2027. If they do not follow the rules, they must pay money.
政府希望停止這種情況。現在，所有大學必須在 2027 年前制定明確的反種族主義規則。如果他們不遵守規定，就必須支付罰金。
Conclusion
The experts are still talking to students and teachers. Soon, the heads of the universities will talk about these problems.
專家們仍在與學生和教師對話。不久後，大學校長將會討論這些問題。
Vocabulary Learning
⚡️ The 'Power' Words (Must-Do vs. Can-Do)
In this text, we see a very important difference between things that might happen and things that must happen. To reach A2, you need to know how to give a strong order.
The Rule: MUST When something is 100% necessary, we use must. It is not a choice.
- Must write a rule They have no choice.
- Must pay money It is a requirement.
🧱 Building Simple Sentences
Look at how the story connects people to feelings. Use this pattern:
[Person] + [Feeling Word] + [Reason]
Examples from the text:
- Students feel scared because of Nazi signs.
- Jewish people feel unsafe now.
Easy Vocabulary Swap: Instead of 'scared', you can use 'nervous'. Instead of 'unsafe', you can use 'worried'.