LESSON SET OVERVIEW

With this lesson set, your students will:

  • practise vocabulary for tech-related activities and tech troubles,
  • watch a street interview about tech pet peeves,
  • discuss the use of digital devices and real-life tech frustrations,
  • give opinions and predict future technology trends.

In the first lesson, students learn vocabulary related to tech and work with collocations. In the second lesson, they use the vocabulary from the first lesson to talk about tech pet peeves and learn useful phrases for discussing tech problems.

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Lesson 1 Introduce vocabulary related to tech activities
ESL lesson on digital devices
Vocabulary Lab 45 min / 60 min Unlimited Plan

Digital devices

Technology

Students explore nouns related to everyday technology (e.g. software, browsers) and work with useful collocations (e.g. forward an email, take a screenshot). They also share opinions on tech advice and collaboratively create a story.

Lesson 2 Provide more opportunities to discuss technology
ESL lesson about tech problems
Standard Lesson 60 min Premium Plan

Tech pet peeves

Technology

Students practise collocations for discussing tech problems (e.g. do an update, dies way too quickly) and watch a video where people talk about their tech pet peeves. Students also talk about statistics, smartphone use and the effects of technology on our daily lives.

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