Asking “Would you rather” type questions is a humanistic exercise that focuses on the learners themselves, their attitudes and values.

Learners will participate in a role play, demonstrating the ability to adapt language for different characters and situations.

What’s My Line? is a panel game show that originally ran in the United States, between 1950 and 1967.

“Dragon’s Den” is a British TV show where people with business ideas go to ask rich investors for money. They show the investors their ideas and try to convince them to give them money in exchange for a part of their business.

Each participant takes on the role of a character in a murder mystery. One player is secretly assigned the role of the murderer. The other players try to solve the mystery by discussing and sharing information.

By the end of this lesson, students will be able to discuss and compare different cities based on various livability factors.

Begin with ‘Once Upon a Time’ and tell a story that links together all the dice images. Start with the first image to grab your attention. Use three cubes for the beginning, three for the middle and three for the end of the story.

Really, there are no rules to this game. Most importantly, there are no wrong answers!

A 2018 study looked at how long
it takes to make friends at
different levels.

“Small talk” refers to casual, light conversation about common or trivial matters, often used to socialize, break the ice, or establish a rapport. It’s not about delving into deep or personal topics, but rather about creating a comfortable atmosphere for interaction.

The topic of the lesson will be, “When it Rome, should you always do as the Romans do?”

What is one of the most valuable lessons you have learned in life?

How has your perspective on life changed as you have grown older?

What advice would you give to your younger self?