Lesson Overview & Objectives Title: Visual Literacy in Times of Conflict — Interpreting Political CartoonsAudience: Upper-secondaryDuration: FlexibleDisciplinary Lens: Media Literacy,
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Lesson plan; Reading a book in class
Independent Reading & Literary Reflection: Individual Task Purpose Students independently choose a book and produce an in-depth, multi-part reflection that
Lesson plan; “From Analog to Algorithm: How Shifting Technology Reshapes Everyday Life”
Objective: Students explore how aspects of everyday life, society and institutions can change over time — sparking reflection on their
Lesson plan; Inventing the Future: Exploring Weird, Ingenious, and Failed Innovations
Learning objectives By the end of the lesson, students will be able to: Read and understand factual English texts on
Lesson Plan: Exploring Growth Mindset Through Global Voices
Introduction Mini-Seminar Discussion:Invite students into a guided conversation about what educators and psychologists mean when they refer to a growth
Lesson Plan: “Conspiracy, prediction & pop culture – The Simpsons case”
For more than three decades, The Simpsons has not only entertained millions but also become an unlikely lightning rod for
Lesson Plan: From Ophelia to “The Fate of Ophelia” – Art, Music & Shakespeare
Overview This lesson connects Shakespeare’s Hamlet, Friedrich Heyser’s painting The Fate of Ophelia, and Taylor Swift’s modern reinterpretation of the
Lesson plan; Tiny Memoir Contest for Students: Write a 100-Word Personal Narrative
We invite teenagers to tell a story about a meaningful life experience in just 100 words. Contest dates: Oct. 22-Dec.
Lesson Plan: The Journey of Amber — Courage, Survival & Compassion
Introduction A dog named Amber—new to the country, unfamiliar with the landscape, and barely bonded with humans—vanished into the wild
Lesson plan; The Imitation Game
The Imitation Game (2014) tells the extraordinary story of Alan Turing, the brilliant British mathematician who helped crack Nazi Germany’s
Lesson Plan: “No Kings” — The Mass Protests Against Donald Trump (October 2025)
People in communities big and small came together nationwide with signs, marching bands, a huge banner with the US constitution’s
Lesson Plan: Billionaire Bunkers and the Ethics of Survival
Overview This lesson explores the BBC article “Tech billionaires seem to be doom prepping. Should we be worried?” (BBC, October 9, 2025),
Reflecting on Short Stories: Exploring Theme, Character, and Meaning
A collection of short story masterpieces from the world’s finest storytellers Tasks Competency goals: Read, discuss, and reflect on the
Lesson Plan: Understanding Password Reuse, Variations & Multi-Factor Authentication Risks
Subject Area: Digital Citizenship / CybersecurityTarget Audience: Secondary or University / Adult non-specialists Objectives Explain credential stuffing and the risks
Lesson Plan: The Assassination of Charlie Kirk — Contemporary Questions of Political Violence
Conservative activist and Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk died Wednesday after he was shot at an event at Utah
