July 20, 2023: Perfect by Ed Sheeran

By the end of the lesson, students will be able to analyze and discuss common misconceptions and unhelpful practices related to healthy aging. They will apply the concept of cognitive dissonance to recognize conflicting beliefs, values, or behaviors and propose strategies to align actions with healthy aging principles.

This 90 minute advanced conversation lesson plan centers around a creative storytelling activity using pairs of mysterious images. Students work in groups to craft interconnected narratives about intriguing objects – a vintage jade ring and mysterious letters. Through a progressive three-stage process, pairs combine their stories into larger groups, ultimately creating a single class narrative.

What’s the best food from your hometown? This week, we’ll become food experts and share the delicious signature dishes of Japan. Let’s practice our B1 descriptive English and learn about each other’s local culture in a fun, interactive “food fair”

Stanford University Professor BJ Fogg says that to change what we do, we need three things: motivation, ability, and a prompt.

Ready for some creative fun? This week, we’re moving beyond the real world to invent our very own perfect animals! We’ll work in teams to bring our unique creatures to life. Come ready to brainstorm, laugh, and share your amazing ideas