New term but same class? Try this ‘Getting to know you even more!’ lesson which includes questions at two levels for students to interview each other about.
Note: some of these questions are very personal, so make sure culturally these questions are suitable for your students.
Material by Robert Campbell, Lindsay Clandfield, Gill Holley and Rob Metcalf.
By Karen Capel
Read about a proposal to put warning labels on food products.
By Tim Bowen
Farmers in Kenya are using artificial intelligence to get advice to help them improve their crops.
By Engeli Haupt
Read about what social scientists have learned from studying sport and real-life (and business) applications.
New class? This lesson includes a worksheet and teacher’s notes to guide you through a ‘Getting to know you’ lesson.
By Karen Richardson (activities) Toby Skingsley Richard Mote and Martin Simmonds (text)
In this lesson, we meet young people who tell us about their jobs and how they couldn’t do them without speaking English.
By Karen Richardson (activities) Toby Skingsley Martin Simmonds and Talitha Linehan (text)
This Spot on news lesson is about climate change and the ways in which we can help to save the planet.
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