All Upper-Intermediate articles – Page 23
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EAP Shakespeare: Shakespeare on stage and screen
In this second lesson, students practise summarizing critical reviews.
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LessonImpressions: Double identity
If you were a superhero, would you have a secret identity? In this lesson, students use the 2nd conditional to talk about double identities.
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Beyond: Arts and Media: Shakespeare
In this lesson students learn about Shakespeare’s life and words.
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LessonCelebrations: St Patrick’s Day
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with your students while learning about this Irish celebration and Gaelic expressions.
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Compass: Lesson 7: Preparing an interview
In this seventh lesson, students learn how to prepare for interviews.
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ArticleBusiness Spotlight: Ready for the future
This lesson, which is based on an article from Business Spotlight magazine, focuses on how students could improve their CVs.
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Teaching EAP: Literature: Shakespeare (Part 2)
Dr Chris Lima provides five more top tips for teaching Shakespeare to both language proficient speakers and language learners alike, in the second part of this series.
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Teaching EAP: Literature: Shakespeare (Part 1)
Dr Chris Lima provides the first five of fifteen top tips for teaching Shakespeare to both language proficient speakers and language learners alike.
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EAP Shakespeare: Introducing Shakespeare
In the first lesson of this series, students watch a TED talk and do reading, writing and language exercises using some of Shakespeare’s plays.
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Beyond: Knowledge: History: The 20th century
In this lesson students do a quiz about the 20th century.
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LessonCelebrations: Valentine’s Day
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with your students using this romantic lesson and worksheets.
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ArticleGlobal: Flying across the globe
This infographic lesson looks at interesting facts and figures about bird migration.
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Compass: Lesson 6: Questions of culture
In this sixth lesson, students ask different questions about culture.
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Pairwork: Should have / shouldn’t have
A pairwork game to practise should have and shouldn’t have.
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ArticleBusiness Spotlight: Money or morals?
This lesson, based on an article from Business Spotlight, is about the importance of ethics in business. Students will study a text about business ethics.
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Celebrations: Carnival masks
Students identify types of mask, read about masks and design a carnival mask.
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LessonCelebrations: Chinese New Year
It’s the Year of the Dragon! Help your students learn about the Chinese New Year and discover their animal signs with this engaging lesson.
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LessonLive from London: Friends
Set in Brixton, London, this video lesson includes authentic interviews with Londoners, talking about friends.
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Tech Tasks: Ten fun projects with Instagram
This instalment of the Tech Tasks series looks at Instagram, exploring how it can be used to help students develop speaking and vocabulary skills inside and outside the classroom.
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LessonImpressions (B1): Clothes & Accessories
What are you wearing? In this lesson, students will expand their vocabulary related to clothing and physical appearance.