Employable Me
Posted: July 20, 2016 Filed under: Documentary, lesson plan, Uncategorized | Tags: collocation, impressions, listening, speaking, vocabulary, work 8 Comments
MAIN ACTIVITIES collocations with impression, talking about work, watching clips from a documentary about job seekers with neurological conditions such as autism and Tourette syndrome.
SUITABLE FOR teens and adults, pre-advanced (B2.2) and above
Click here for the Teacher’s Notes.
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Great stuff, once again!
Thanks, Shelly 🙂
Thanks for this great lesson. I have tried this with adults and teens of intermediate and advanced levels and it has gone down well each time; bringing up some fascinating discussions. I also found this useful for using language of speculation, and also for introducing new vocabulary and a few new interesting expressions.
Thanks for letting us know. It’s good to hear that the lesson went well and provoked discussion.
Hi! Where is the link to the video? Thanks
The links to the videos are in the Teacher’s Notes.