Debating resources for teachers
You may think that debating is the freest form of expression possible but think again. Even debating has its taboos and sensitive topics for discussion. It does seem strange that the art of clinical dissection of facts and the battleground of pure logic there are limits to expression. Some would argue that it’s unreasonable to … Read more
Around the world, there are approximately 6 billion people who have a moderate to a strong belief in some faith or religion. Conversely, only 16% of the world does not associate themselves with a religion. Given these statistics, it’s clear that the principles taught and recited on a daily basis in faith-based institutions are a … Read more
The growth and development of media and advertising with the introduction of new technology has been fascinating. To any clear-thinking individual, we can see that it has total coverage in our modern society. Buses, trains, pavements, print media and the entire internet is covered with brightly composed messages and images. It seems also impossible to … Read more
Many people believe that those living in western societies are living in complete gender equality – that men and women are treated the same for work opportunities to societal roles. While on a global scale it may be true, there are still a number of issues which make women less valued than their male counterparts. … Read more
Running out of time to prepare the next class? Relax and simply follow the procedure for this quick and easy debate class. Procedure Print this page out and cut out the debate topics into small card. Distribute the cards to each of the students and all them time to read and think of idea for … Read more
If you have ever needed to teach adults you’ll realise that much of your material for teens just simply won’t cut it. More often than not they need a more meaty subject to tickle their brains. Here a selection that you can use in class, or even for business English classes. Are social networking sites … Read more
