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NEW Resources for 2025

At Academic English UK, we are committed to developing high-quality academic English lessons and classroom resources. Each resource undergoes thorough testing to ensure effectiveness and to identify improvements prior to publication. New resources are added every month, providing a consistent supply of reliable materials for academic English teaching and learning.

New releases for 2025

English for Art

Describing Paintings

Describing Famous Paintings [new 2025]

This lesson provides students with structured language for describing famous paintings. Using set phrases organised under four categories: general description, style and technique, colours and mood, and personal interpretation, students analyse and describe five famous paintings. Suggested answers and expert commentary are provided for support. EXAMPLE Level ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Language Phrases for Describing Artwork [new 2025]

When describing art, we usually focus on four areas: general description, style and technique, colours and mood, and personal interpretation. Level ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Grammar in Art Workbook

Grammar in Art Workbook [new 2025]

This 90+ page workbook supports students in practising essential grammar for academic English through the theme of art. Covering key structures such as tenses, passive voice, relative clauses, modals, and conditionals, each unit moves from explanation and sentence-level practice to short academic writing tasks. Activities include matching, gap fills, reordering, and guided paragraph writing with peer feedback checklists to encourage reflection and accuracy. Designed for classroom or self-study use, the workbook helps learners connect grammar practice directly to academic contexts. EXAMPLE WORKBOOK Level ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Free Grammar in Art Lesson: Present simple [new 2025]

This lesson supports students in practising the present simple tense for academic English through the theme of art. It introduces how the present simple is used to describe facts, routines, general truths, and timeless statements in academic contexts. Activities include matching, gap fills, reordering, and guided paragraph writing with peer feedback checklists to encourage reflection and accuracy. Designed for classroom or self-study use, the workbook helps learners connect grammar practice directly to academic contexts FULL WORKBOOK. Level ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Listenings: English for Art

Mona Lisa

Leonardo da Vinci

The Scream

Edvard Munch

The Black Square

Kazimir Malevich

Guernica

Pablo Picasso

Judith Beheading Holofernes

Artemisia Gentileschi

Why is the Mona Lisa so famous? by TED-Art (2022) [new 2025]

The focus of this 5.19-minute lecture is to examine the reasons behind the Mona Lisa’s extraordinary fame. It begins by introducing Leonardo da Vinci’s artistic achievements and innovations in the painting’s technique. It then looks at the theft of the Mona Lisa in 1911 and how media attention boosted its status. Finally, it considers how reproductions, pop culture, and modern tourism have helped maintain its global reputation. The worksheet includes short-answer questions, matching tasks, gap fill, and critical thinking prompts. Level ***** [B2/C1] Video [05.19] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

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Why is “The Scream” screaming? by TED-Ed Art (2024) [new 2025]

The focus of this 5-minute lecture is to explain the history and meaning of Edvard Munch’s The Scream. It begins with the artist’s personal life and events that shaped his emotional expression. It then explores the painting’s composition, symbolism, and colour choices, highlighting how Munch conveyed anxiety and human vulnerability. Finally, it discusses the painting’s cultural impact and continued relevance. The worksheet includes short-answer questions, gap fill, and critical thinking prompts. EXAMPLE Level ***** [B2/C1] Video [05.03] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Why is this painting of a black square famous? by TED-Ed Art (2023) [new 2025]

The focus of this 5.40-minute lecture is to explore Kazimir Malevich’s revolutionary painting Black Square. It begins with the historical context of its first exhibition in 1915 and early public reactions. It then examines the painting’s unusual visual features, Cubist influence, and the symbolism behind its abstract simplicity. The talk also discusses technical analysis revealing hidden layers beneath the surface and reflects on the painting’s lasting influence in the art world. The worksheet includes short-answer questions, matching tasks, and critical thinking prompts. EXAMPLE Level ***** [B2/C1] Video [05.40] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Why is this painting so shocking? TED-Ed Art (2019) [new 2025]

The focus of this 5-minute lecture is to explain the historical and artistic significance of Pablo Picasso’s Guernica. It begins by outlining the events of the 1937 bombing of the Basque village and Picasso’s motivation for painting the work. It then examines the painting’s style, symbolic elements, and emotional impact, before discussing its enduring influence as an anti-war statement. The worksheet includes short-answer questions, gap fill, and critical thinking prompts. EXAMPLE Level ***** [B2/C1] Video [05.04] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

The woman behind the paintings by TED-Ed Art (2022) [new 2025]

The focus of this 5.30-minute lecture is to explore the life and work of Baroque painter Artemisia Gentileschi. It begins with her early training and career in Rome before examining her groundbreaking depictions of women in art. The talk analyses selected works for their themes, symbolism, and dramatic style, and considers the challenges she faced as a female artist in the 17th century. The worksheet includes short-answer questions, gap fill, matching tasks, and critical thinking prompts. EXAMPLE Level ***** [B2/C1] Video [05.30] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Laboratory Reports

Lab Report Writing: Psychology

Lab Report Writing: Psychology (Conformity in group decision making) (new 2025)

This lesson is designed to help students develop a clear understanding of the key features of a lab report: abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion and conclusion. Through a series of scaffolded, interactive tasks, students explore the structure and language commonly used in lab reports. Activities include matching tasks, gap fills, reordering tasks and text and grammar analysis, all building towards an optional extension task where students conduct research for a lab report on the topic of online conformity: social media likes. Perfect for both in-person and online teaching, this ready-to-use lesson includes a full answer key, built-in flexibility to engage and support learners at all levels and student’s project pack for the extension task. Example. Level: ***** [B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Lab Report Writing: Engineering

Lab Report Writing: Engineering (Heat conduction experiment) (new 2025)

This lesson is designed to help students develop a clear understanding of the key features of a lab report: abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion and conclusion. Through a series of scaffolded, interactive tasks, students explore the structure and language commonly used in lab reports. Activities include matching tasks, gap fills, reordering tasks and text and grammar analysis, all building towards an optional extension task where students conduct research for a lab report on a similar topic. Perfect for both in-person and online teaching, this ready-to-use lesson includes a full answer key, built-in flexibility to engage and support learners at all levels and student’s project pack for the extension task. Example. Level: ***** [B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Lab Report Writing: Environmental Science

Lab Report Writing: Environmental Science (Microplastics contamination in water) (new 2025)

This lesson is designed to help students develop a clear understanding of the key features of a lab report: abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion and conclusion. Through a series of scaffolded, interactive tasks, students explore the structure and language commonly used in lab reports. Activities include matching tasks, gap fills, reordering tasks and text and grammar analysis, all building towards an optional extension task where students conduct research for a lab report on the same topic. Perfect for both in-person and online teaching, this ready-to-use lesson includes a full answer key, built-in flexibility to engage and support learners at all levels and student’s project pack for the extension task. Example. Level: ***** [B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Full Laboratory Reports

These are the full reports to use as you like.

Lab Report: Psychology

Full Lab Report: Psychology (Conformity in group decision making) (new 2025)

This 1,000-word laboratory report examines online conformity through the lens of social media “likes” and their influence on group decision making. The report follows standard psychological research conventions and includes the following sections: Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, and Conclusion. Example. Level: ***** [B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Lab Report: Engineering

Full Lab Report: Engineering (Heat conduction experiment) (new 2025)

This 1,200-word laboratory report investigates the rate of heat conduction in four different materials: copper, aluminium, stainless steel, and glass. The report follows standard psychological research conventions and includes the following sections: Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, and Conclusion. Example. Level: ***** [B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Lab Report: Environmental Science

Full Lab Report: Environmental Science (Microplastics contamination in water) (new 2025)

This 1,000-word laboratory report investigates the presence and concentration of microplastic particles in local water sources, focusing on environmental and public health implications. The report follows standard psychological research conventions and includes the following sections: Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, and Conclusion. Example. Level: ***** [B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

British Versus American English

British vs American English Full Lesson (new 2025)

This lesson focuses on the key differences between British and American English. It presents the three main areas of difference: vocabulary, spelling and pronunciation. Each area includes a presentation section and practice activities. Example. Level: ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Academic Research Report Writing Lessons

Research Report Writing: General

Academic Report Writing: General Topic (A.I) (new 2025)

This lesson is designed to help students develop a clear understanding of the key features of a research report: abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion, and conclusion. Through a series of scaffolded, interactive tasks, students explore the structure and language commonly used in academic reports. Activities include matching tasks, guided reading, summary exercises, and language analysis, all building toward an optional extension task where students plan and write their own research report on students’ use of AI. Ideal for face-to-face or online learning, this lesson includes a full answer key and offers flexible differentiation options to suit a range of learner needs. Example. Level: ***** [B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Research Report Writing: STEM

Academic Report Writing: STEM (wind energy) (new 2025)

This lesson is designed to help students develop a clear understanding of the key features of a research report: abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion, and conclusion. Through a series of scaffolded, interactive tasks, students explore the structure and language commonly used in academic reports. Activities include matching tasks, guided reading, summary exercises, and language analysis, all building toward an optional extension task where students plan and write their own research report on the sustainability of solar energy. Ideal for face-to-face or online learning, this lesson includes a full answer key and offers flexible differentiation options to suit a range of learner needs. Example. Level: ***** [B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Research Report Writing: Business

Research Report Writing: Business (Digital Marketing) (new 2025)

This lesson is designed to help students develop a clear understanding of the key features of a research report: executive summary, introduction, methods, results, discussion, conclusion and recommendations. Through a series of scaffolded, interactive tasks, students explore the structure and language commonly used in research reports. Activities include matching tasks, gap fills, reordering tasks and text and language analysis, all building toward an optional extension task where students plan and write a research report on consumer trust and brand loyalty in the era of digital commerce. Ideal for face-to-face or online learning, this lesson includes a full answer key and offers flexible differentiation options to suit a range of learner needs. Example. Level: ***** [B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Full Academic Reports

These are the full reports to use as you like.

Research Report: General

Full Academic Report: General Topic (A.I) (new 2025)

This 1,500-word general research report explores the impact of artificial intelligence on academic performance. The report follows a standard academic structure and includes the following sections: Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, and Conclusion. Example. Level: ***** [B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Research Report: STEM

Full Academic Report: STEM (wind energy) (new 2025)

This 1,500-word STEM research report assesses the environmental footprint of wind energy in relation to wildlife conservation and renewable energy policy. The report follows a formal scientific structure and includes the following sections: Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, and Conclusion. Example. Level: ***** [B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Research Report: Business

Full Research Report: Business (Digital Marketing) (new 2025)

This comprehensive 1,500-word research report explores the relationship between consumer trust and brand loyalty in the age of digital commerce. The report is structured according to academic conventions and includes the following sections: Executive Summary, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusion, and Recommendations. Example. Level: ***** [B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Process Writing Lessons

Intro to Process Writing

Coal Energy

Geothermal Energy

Fracking Process

Hydroelectric

Nuclear Energy

Solar Energy

Waste to Energy

Wave Energy

Wind Energy

Booklet

Introduction to Process Writing

Introduction to Process Writing (new 2025)

This introductory lesson on process writing helps students learn and practice the technique. It includes two speaking tasks, a hydroelectricity vocabulary labelling activity, sample writing analysis, a language review exercise and guide, a practice activity on coal energy with a peer feedback sheet and teacher’s instructions and key. Example. Level: ***** [B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Coal Energy

Process Writing: Coal Energy (new 2025)

This process writing worksheet on coal energy includes two speaking tasks, a vocabulary exercise, a language reference guide, a writing exercise on the topic, a sample answer, a peer feedback sheet and teacher’s instructions and key. Example. Level: ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

The Fracking Process

Process Writing: The Fracking Process (new 2025)

This process writing worksheet on the fracking process includes two speaking tasks, a vocabulary exercise, a language reference guide, a writing exercise on the topic, a sample answer, a peer feedback sheet and teacher’s instructions and key. Example. Level: ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

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Geothermal Energy

Process Writing: Geothermal Energy (new 2025)

This process writing worksheet on geothermal energy includes two speaking tasks, a vocabulary exercise, a language reference guide, a writing exercise on the topic, a sample answer, a peer feedback sheet and teacher’s instructions and key. Example. Level: ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Hydroelectricity

Process Writing: Hydroelectric Energy (new 2025)

This process writing worksheet on hydroelectric energy includes two speaking tasks, a vocabulary exercise, a language reference guide, a writing exercise on the topic, a sample answer, a peer feedback sheet and teacher’s instructions and key. Example. Level: ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Nuclear Energy

Process Writing: Nuclear Energy (new 2025)

This process writing worksheet on nuclear energy includes two speaking tasks, a vocabulary exercise, a language reference guide, a writing exercise on the topic, a sample answer, a peer feedback sheet and teacher’s instructions and key. Example. Level: ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

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Solar Energy

Process Writing: Solar Energy (new 2025)

This process writing worksheet on solar energy panels includes two speaking tasks, a vocabulary exercise, a language reference guide, a writing exercise on the topic, a sample answer, a peer feedback sheet and teacher’s instructions and key. Example. Level: ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

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Waste to Energy

Process Writing: Waste to Energy (new 2025)

This process writing worksheet on waste to energy includes two speaking tasks, a vocabulary exercise, a language reference guide, a writing exercise on the topic, a sample answer, a peer feedback sheet and teacher’s instructions and key. Example. Level: ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

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Wave Energy

Process Writing: Wave Energy (new 2025)

This process writing worksheet on wave energy includes two speaking tasks, a vocabulary exercise, a language reference guide, a writing exercise on the topic, a sample answer, a peer feedback sheet and teacher’s instructions and key. Example Level: ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Wind Energy

Process Writing: Wind Energy (new 2025)

This process writing worksheet on wind energy includes two speaking tasks, a vocabulary exercise, a language reference guide, a writing exercise on the topic, a sample answer, a peer feedback sheet and teacher’s instructions and key. Example. Level: ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Writing Process Booklet

Process Writing: The Booklet (new 2025)

This booklet contains nine process writing worksheets on the following topics: coal energy, fracking, geothermal energy, hydroelectricity, nuclear energy, solar power, waste to energy, wave energy, and wind energy. Each lesson includes speaking, vocabulary, a language reference guide, sample answers, a peer feedback sheet and teacher’s instructions and key. Example. Level: ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Error Correction Lessons

Abstract Art (WF)

Advertising Ethics (T)

Carbon Zero (Gr)

Citizen Journalism (^)

Cultural Globalisation (Inf)

Energy Security (WW)

Food Security (A)

Green Buildings (Coll)

Life on Planets (Prep)

Sports Nutrition (Ref)

Study Abroad (RC)

Art: Abstract Art

Word Form (WF) Error Correction: Abstract Art (new 2025)

This lesson helps students practice identifying and correcting errors with word forms (WF). Centered on the topic of abstract art, it includes sentence- and paragraph-level exercises with differentiated worksheets tailored to varying abilities. Example. Level: ***** [B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Marketing: Advertising Ethics

Tense (T) Error Correction: Ethics in Advertising (new 2025)

This lesson helps students practice identifying and correcting errors with tenses (T). Centered on the topic of ethics in advertising, it includes sentence- and paragraph-level exercises with differentiated worksheets tailored to varying abilities. Example. Level: ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Environment: Carbon Zero by 2050

Grammar (Gr) Error Correction: Carbon Zero by 2050 (new 2025)

This lesson helps students practice identifying and correcting errors with grammar (Gr). Centered on the topic of carbon zero, it includes sentence- and paragraph-level exercises with differentiated worksheets tailored to varying abilities. Example. Level: ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Media: Citizen Journalism

Missing Word (^) Error Correction: Citizen Journalism (new 2025)

This lesson helps students practice identifying and correcting missing words ( ^). Centered on the topic of citizen journalism, it includes sentence- and paragraph-level exercises with differentiated worksheets tailored to varying abilities. Example. Level: ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Culture: Cultural Globalisation

Informal (Inf) Error Correction: Cultural Globalisation (new 2025)

This lesson helps students practice identifying and correcting informal language (Inf). Centered on the topic of global culturalisation, it includes sentence- and paragraph-level exercises with differentiated worksheets tailored to varying abilities. Example. Level: ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Global Issues: Energy Security

Wrong Word (WW) Error Correction: Energy Security (new 2025)

This lesson helps students practice identifying and correcting wrong words (WW). Centered on the topic of energy security, it includes sentence- and paragraph-level exercises with differentiated worksheets tailored to varying abilities. Example. Level: ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Global Issues: Food Security

Articles (A) Error Correction: Food Security (new 2025)

This lesson helps students practice identifying and correcting errors with articles (A). Centered on the topic of citizen food security, it includes sentence- and paragraph-level exercises with differentiated worksheets tailored to varying abilities. Example. Level: ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

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Building: Green Building Certification

Collocation (Coll) Error Correction: Green Building Certification (new 2025)

This lesson helps students practice identifying and correcting errors with collocation (Coll). Centered on the topic of green building certification, it includes sentence- and paragraph-level exercises with differentiated worksheets tailored to varying abilities. Example. Level: ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

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Science: Life on other Planets

Prepositions (Prep) Error Correction: Life on other Planets (new 2025)

This lesson helps students practice identifying and correcting errors with prepositions (Prep). Centered on the topic of citizen journalism, it includes sentence- and paragraph-level exercises with differentiated worksheets tailored to varying abilities. Level: ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

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Medicine: Sports Nutrition

Referencing (Ref) Error Correction: Sports Nutrition (new 2025)

This lesson helps students practice identifying and correcting errors with referencing (Ref). Centered on the topic of sports nutrition, it includes sentence- and paragraph-level exercises with differentiated worksheets tailored to varying abilities. Example. Level: ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

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Education: Study Abroad Programmes

Relative Clauses Error Correction: Study Abroad Programmes (new 2025)

This lesson helps students practice identifying and correcting errors with relative clauses (RC). Centred on the topic of study abroad programmes, it includes sentence- and paragraph-level exercises with differentiated worksheets tailored to varying abilities. Example. Level: ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

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New releases for 2024 (December)

Writing Lessons

Correction Code (Updated 2025)

Teachers: This code can be used to correct student’s work. Underline the mistake and use one of the symbols to indicate the error. Students correct the mistake using the code and return to the teacher to check. TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

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Error Correction Practice: Free download (Updated 2025)

This is a really nice introductory lesson to the correction code. This sentence level practice sheet will help students to become accustomed to the correction code and practice changing the highlighted mistakes. TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

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Science: CRISPR-Cas9

Error Correction: CRISPR-cas9 (new 2025)

This engaging lesson on the topic of ‘CRISPR-Cas9’ aims to support students in their understanding of an error correction code in order to be able to correct common language errors. The analysis is conducted at both sentence and text level with the latter including two options depending on the level of the students. The lesson ends with students creating an error correction diary. Example. Level: ***** [B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Technology: Generative AI

Error Correction Lesson: Generative AI (new 2024)

This engaging lesson on the topic of ‘Generative AI’ aims to support students in their understanding of an error correction code in order to be able to correct common language errors. The analysis is conducted at both sentence and text level with the latter including two options depending on the level of the students. The lesson ends with students creating an error correction diary. Example. Level: ***** [B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Science: Life on other Planets

Error Correction Lesson: Life on other Planets (new 2024)

This engaging lesson on the topic of ‘Life on Other Planets’ aims to support students in their understanding of an error correction code in order to be able to correct common language errors. The analysis is conducted at both sentence and text level with the latter including two options depending on the level of the students. The lesson ends with students creating an error correction diary. Example. Level: ***** [B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Business: Paper Ceiling

Error Correction Lesson: The Paper Ceiling (new 2024)

This engaging lesson on the topic of ‘The Paper Ceiling’ aims to support students in their understanding of an error correction code in order to be able to correct common language errors. The analysis is conducted at both level and text level with the latter including two options depending on the level of the students. The lesson ends with students creating an error correction diary. Example. Level: ***** [B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Technology: Smart Cities

Error Correction Lesson: Smart Cities (new 2024)

This engaging lesson on the topic of ‘Smart Cities’ aims to support students in their understanding of an error correction code in order to be able to correct common language errors. The analysis is conducted at both sentence and text level with the latter including two options depending on the level of the students. The lesson ends with students creating an error correction diary. Example. Level: ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

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Medicine / Science: Weight Loss Drugs

Error Correction Lesson: Weight Loss Drugs (new 2024)

This engaging lesson on the topic of ‘Weight Loss Drugs’ aims to support students in their understanding of an error correction code in order to be able to correct common language errors. The analysis is conducted at both sentence and text level with the latter including two options depending on the level of the students. The lesson ends with students creating an error correction diary. Example. Level: ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

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New resources for 2024

We had an amazing year in 2024 in terms of creating new material. We created over 60 new lessons & worksheets.

We created material on critical thinking, medical English (TED Ed lectures, diabetes, systems of the body), writing with quotations, and so much more … More information

New resources for 2023

We had an amazing year in 2023 in terms of creating new material. We created over 85 new lessons & worksheets.

We created material on e-portfolios, academic posters, Medical English (TED Ed lectures, Medical Academic Word List (MAWL), heart disease, dementia), YouTube lectures, Plagiarism and so much more … More information