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  1. Sebastian Shead

    Bravo!

  2. Mariola Moçka

    Brilliant lesson!

  3. AlexandraYu

    You guys always pick such captivating topics! Thank you for your work!

    1. Justa

      Thank you! Enjoy😊

  4. Morad Banks

    This lesson is outstanding!

  5. eltchipin

    I am very happy and proud to see this lesson here! This is amazing not only for the content but also for the representation! It is so rare to see videos where I can show to my students especially because 80% of them are Black!!! I will show it to all of them!!! Hope I can see here more lessons like this! Thank you!!!!

    1. Stan

      I think showcasing the diversity of the humankind and showing the whole spectrum of the world (in terms of ELT, that also includes variety of native and non-native accents) is something that teachers ought to do because the world is simply not monochromatic. I wish we were better at it and I want to have more such materials on ESL Brains. BTW we didn’t use this video because the actors are Black but because it’s an interesting short film 🙂

  6. [email protected]

    Fantastic! Thanks a lot!!

  7. esmeraldaesl

    That is an incredible lesson! I’m sure my students will have a lot of speaking practice. Thank you!

    1. Justa

      Thanks and good luck with your classes!

      1. Karine Ramos English Teacher

        Great! Thank you =)

  8. Oleksandra Tsalai

    Amazing! It really involved my teenage students though it is not easy!!!

  9. MsSarah21

    Absolutely engaging! Great job!

  10. shirleyj

    This lesson is so original – and my students loved it!

    1. Justa

      Thanks 🙂 I’m happy your students enjoyed it!

  11. Josue L

    This is a lifesaver! Thank you… considering paying premium!

    1. Justa

      Thanks and give it a try 🙂

  12. franciscanancy.gadaleta

    I’m an English native Teacher in Italy, and will try this lesson tomorrow in my advanced level class..

    1. Justa

      Good luck with your class! Let us know how it went!

  13. [email protected]

    Really great topic and well presented. Adaptable for many levels. Thank you for creating this.

    1. Justa

      I’m happy you find it useful! Thanks for the comment!

  14. Rowena McCoy

    My students absolutely loved this lesson. It was so effective and created nice discussion. Thanks from NZ!

    1. Justa

      Awesome, I’m thrilled to hear that 🙂 Thanks for the comment!

  15. [email protected]

    perfect!!!!

  16. Morisot

    This video made me cry actually, because I hope university auditoriums never become empty like that but I was touched by the effect that the student had on the professor. (obviously, it was the idea behind the video). This lesson will be useful for many years to come and there are some great discussion questions to use to talk about this topic. Thank you!

    1. Justa

      Thank you so much for taking the time to comment! I hope the video and the worksheet itself will engage students and make them reflect on the future of face-to-face interaction.

  17. Cibele Rodrigues Cruz

    Thank you!!!

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