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Lesson plan: Social and Economic Conditions in English-Speaking Countries
Main focus: Canada, Australia, and the UK This lesson is made to be easy to follow. You will do lots
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The 10 Most Commented-On Writing Prompts of 2025 These are the writing prompts that garnered the most student responses on
Lesson Plan: Academic Integrity in the Age of AI
My core message in “The Ultimate Plagiarism Guide: How to Detect and Prevent It” (Ann S. Michaelsen, November 4, 2021)
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; 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: Exploring the Real-Life Events Behind “Last Breath” (2025)
Lesson Overview This lesson plan uses the 2025 film Last Breath as a case study to examine the true story
Lesson Plan: Understanding Politics, Economics, Health, and Media through Planet America
Planet America is a weekly Australian current affairs program, broadcast by the ABC and co-hosted by John Barron and Chas
Lesson Plan: Exploring Existential Risk and AI—Critical Thinking in the Age of Intelligent Systems
“AI companies should be required to calculate the risk of their systems escaping human control, experts have said, amid fears
Lesson Plan: Navigating the AI Revolution in Writing Education
Grade Level: High School (Grades 10–12) or Early UniversitySubject Areas: English Language Arts, Media Studies, Ethics As artificial intelligence makes
Lesson Plan: Analyzing Local and Global Climate Challenges in 2024 and Beyond
Overview: This lesson plan invites students to analyze both global and localized climate-related events, such as the California wildfires in
Lesson plan; Teaching About Poverty and Homelessness Through the Game Spent
Can gaming in class help students learn? Using games in the classroom can help students engage with difficult social issues
