This lesson plan for teachers of older teenage and adult students level B1 is about literature. Students will develop their skills to speak in long turns.

Introduction

This lesson is about literature, with a focus on the UK. It develops the students’ ability to speak in long turns and use idioms, which originate from the works of Shakespeare. Cognitive processing reading skills are also developed through speed reading an authentic text based on the life of Charles Dickens. The students’ own experiences and opinions form the basis of all discussions.

Topic

Literature

Level

B1+

Time

90  minutes

Aims

  • To give a short presentation about a book/novel that the student has read.
  • To practise using idioms which originate from Shakespeare’s work (speaking and writing).
  • To develop the ability to read quickly by accessing information about the life of Charles Dickens and finding as many facts as possible.

Materials

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