This document provides teaching notes for a lesson on gender equality. The lesson has students work in pairs and groups to practice expressing agreement and disagreement on statements about gender equality. It involves three tasks - the first has students classify agreement and disagreement phrases, the second has them write their own opinions on statements using those phrases, and the third has a discussion in groups about the statement "Married women should not pursue a career". The aim is to practice present simple tense and agreement/disagreement phrases around the topic of gender equality.
This document provides teaching notes for a lesson on gender equality. The lesson has students work in pairs and groups to practice expressing agreement and disagreement on statements about gender equality. It involves three tasks - the first has students classify agreement and disagreement phrases, the second has them write their own opinions on statements using those phrases, and the third has a discussion in groups about the statement "Married women should not pursue a career". The aim is to practice present simple tense and agreement/disagreement phrases around the topic of gender equality.
This document provides teaching notes for a lesson on gender equality. The lesson has students work in pairs and groups to practice expressing agreement and disagreement on statements about gender equality. It involves three tasks - the first has students classify agreement and disagreement phrases, the second has them write their own opinions on statements using those phrases, and the third has a discussion in groups about the statement "Married women should not pursue a career". The aim is to practice present simple tense and agreement/disagreement phrases around the topic of gender equality.
Group work: speaking Tell students to tick the opinions that appear in their squares. AIM Ask them to say “bingo” if they have Practice expressing agreement and three statements in a row/column that disagreement about gender equality. are the same as the teacher’s. Ask them to read out loud three GRAMMAR AND FUNCTIONS statements. The winner will be read Present simple tense out loud the opinions for the next Agreement and disagreement phrases round. 3. Task 3 VOCABULARY Write the statement on the board: Gender equality ‘Married women should not pursue a career’ PREPARATION Elicit some examples to help students Make some copies of the worksheet for all brainstorm ideas. of the students in the class. For example, the teacher can ask them whether their mothers have a TIME job and what they think about it. 15 to 20 minutes Be on hand to provide vocabulary and offer help. PROCEDURE Ask them to write down their 1. Task 1 opinions on the worksheet. Ask students to work in pairs to In groups of five, students discuss the classify the phrases to show statement and write down their agreement and disagreement. friends' opinions in the table. 2. Task 2 Pick randomly some students to Ask students to write their opinions report their groups' discussion. about six statements by using the phrases in Task 1 in each square.