Lesson plan

In this lesson, your students will learn from the best💪🏻. They will read an article where former C-suite🧑‍💻 executives share their biggest regrets ☹️ and talk about their failures🫠. Along the way, they will learn new vocabulary to talk about gaining experience🆙 and owning up to their mistakes🧐.

In this lesson, your students will explore the fascinating world of British etiquette! 🇬🇧 They'll watch an engaging video 📺 about common etiquette rules and practise their listening comprehension skills along the way 🎧. They will also learn new phrases 💬, and use them in different contexts. 🎩🍽

In this lesson, your students will talk about natural disasters🌪 and what it means to experience them🌚. They will read an article by an earthquake🌬 survivor who shares a detailed story of how it all started 💨 and her emotions.

In this lesson, your students will discuss equity language⚖️. Does it really help to say "person experiencing substance use disorder" instead of "drug addict"? 🤔George Packer 🧠 will explore📑 why we create equity language, the purposes we aim to achieve, and whether we are actually achieving them. ❕

In this lesson, your students will talk about their bedtime routine🥱 and learn to build a better one that will help them gain quality sleep💤. To kick things off, they'll do a quiz❓that will help them evaluate✔️ their current bedtime habits👍. Following that, your students will read 📚 an hour-by-hour guide packed with tips to perfect their bedtime routine🌙.

In this lesson, your students will recap what they've missed so far and learn new vocabulary related to sports🚴‍♀️ and the Olympics🥇. They will read an article about the results of Day 4 of the ongoing Olympics in Paris🇫🇷.

In this lesson, your students will dive into the world of politics🕸 and see how politicians are using memes to activate Gen Z🧋 and win elections🗳. Kamala Harris👩🏽 has become associated with numerous memes😅 and pop-culture moments such as "brat summer," 💅 the coconut tree🥥, and the K-Hive🐝.

In this lesson, your students will explore the art of conducting effective customer interviews 🎯. It’s a challenging task for product managers and researchers to ask the right questions to obtain valuable insights 🧠.

In this lesson, your students will discuss everyday situations✨ and learn new expressions with “get.”😎 They will read five short dialogues 📖 set in different typical scenarios ✏️ and see how the speakers use “get” phrases to express their opinions👍.