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In Girls We Trust
In this B2–C1 lesson, students explore gender equality in business, discuss workplace bias and leadership opportunities, evaluate arguments about female leadership, and practise expressing and justifying their opinions.
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A2 B1
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Modern Men, Modern Women
In this A2–B1 vocabulary-based lesson, students will learn and use vocabulary related to gender stereotypes, describe common stereotypes, and discuss their opinions about them.
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B2 C1
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Parallel Realities
In this activity, students explore the hidden parallels between two seemingly unrelated situations. After receiving a comparison card, they identify and explain the deeper structural similarities between the two scenarios, analysing how they connect at a psychological or conceptual level.
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B2 C1
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Pick Me, Boss Babe & Beyond
In this B2–C1 lesson, students explore contemporary female labels and gender stereotypes through critical reading and in-depth speaking tasks. They analyse how labels shape identity, discuss their social impact, and practise responding to stereotypes using clear, assertive language.
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A2
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Women Support Women
In this A2-level lesson, students will explore how women support each other. They will take part in meaningful discussions, watch short videos, and practise using supportive phrases in real-life situations.
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B1 B2 C1
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Spring Alias
In this activity, students practise speaking through a Spring-themed Alias game. They describe seasonal words connected to spring life, outdoor activities, city events, travel, study, and everyday routines without saying the word itself.
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A1
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She Can Do That
In this A1 reading-focused lesson, students explore the topic of women in different jobs, learn key adjectives, and practise speaking through interactive discussions and games.
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B2 C1
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I’d Like to Complain... - Letter of Complaint
In this B2–C1 level lesson, students learn how to write a clear, formal letter of complaint in English. They explore real-life service problems, compare ineffective vs effective complaint letters, and analyse what makes a complaint sound professional, polite, and firm. The lesson builds confidence with functional language for complaining, formal style upgrades, and structured paragraph planning.
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B2
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Ageing As A Woman
This B2-level lesson explores double standards in ageing, focusing on how men and women are perceived differently in society and the media. Through image analysis, language awareness, discussion, and interactive tasks, students develop critical thinking skills while expanding topic-related vocabulary and practising nuanced speaking.
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B2 C1
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Identity Under Pressure
In this activity, students imagine they are living in an alternative society with a specific rule or condition. They spin the wheel, read their scenario, and describe how their life would change using the second conditional, explaining possible consequences.
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A2 B1 B2
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Three Warm-ups 2.0
This is a set of three warm-up activities designed to promote personal reflection, creative thinking, and natural communication at the beginning of a lesson.
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A2 B1
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Spring Try Do or Skip
In this activity, students practise speaking by choosing between three different spring activities. They explain their choice, give reasons, and share personal experiences.
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