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LESSON DESCRIPTION
“Challenging the Narrative: Morgan Freeman on Race and Economy” is a 60-minute ESL lesson crafted for upper-intermediate students (B2-C1). This curriculum combines language learning with an exploration of societal fairness, economic disparities, and the role of race and education in shaping economic opportunities. Through structured discussions, vocabulary exercises, and video analysis, students gain a deeper understanding of complex social issues.
LEVEL: B2 – C1
LESSON TIME: 60 MIN
Why Choose This Lesson?
- Engaging Discussion Questions
The lesson begins with questions about societal fairness, the wealth gap, and how race can impact economic opportunities. This discussion fosters critical thinking and sets the stage for meaningful exploration of social issues. - Vocabulary Enhancement
Students expand their vocabulary with terms related to economics and social structure through targeted exercises, including synonyms, antonyms, and practical usage. These activities help students express nuanced ideas in discussions about race and economy. - Critical Analysis
A video featuring Morgan Freeman serves as the focal point for discussion, offering students insights into race and economy. This real-world example encourages analytical thinking and comprehension of complex topics. - Interactive Exercises
Fill-in-the-blank activities and matching exercises reinforce vocabulary and concepts, ensuring students can articulate their thoughts effectively in discussions about social structures.
Ideal For:
- Educators seeking to integrate complex social issues into their language teaching.
- Courses designed to foster critical thinking and discussion skills, enhancing students’ language proficiency and societal awareness.
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