Sustainable Language Teaching
When was the last time you felt the freedom of riding a bike? So many of us have not felt it since childhood. Let’s celebrate the bicycle for World Bicycle Day in this lesson for B1 and above.
In this lesson we:
How good are your students’ digital and information literacy skills? Knowing which websites are trustworthy and which ones are not is a vital skill. Why not try this lesson to help them develop in this area?
It’s based around a fascinating website about an endangered species of octopus. Just how real is this octopus?
In terms of environmental awareness, it is key to know the points of view behind websites in this politicized issue.
In this lesson, learners will:
For B1 upwards, young learners, teens and adults.
Click on the presentation below for a lesson plan and all materials
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Cycling is fun, though so many of us forget once we reach adulthood. It is also an excellent form of urban transport. Quick, sociable, healthy. What’s more, it is much better for the environment than almost all the competition.
Here is a lesson of mine on the topic of cycling. Click the link to be redirected to its location on the British Council’s teachingenglish website:
http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/lesson-plans/cycling
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