The lesson library

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Browse by CEFR level, topic or whatever made you raise an eyebrow this week. The four-day workweek has a full free lesson at each level; the remaining cards are planned themes.

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A2 · Free · 60 minutes

The Four-Day Workweek

Describe your ideal routine and negotiate a simple weekly shop schedule.

A2SocietySpeaking
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B1 · Free · 60 minutes

The Four-Day Workweek

Compare advantages and disadvantages, then plan a realistic workplace trial.

B1SocietyProblem-solving
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B2 · Free · 60 minutes

The Four-Day Workweek

Challenge claims, assess fairness and negotiate a policy with safeguards.

B2SocietyDebate
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C1 · Free · 60 minutes

The Four-Day Workweek

Scrutinise evidence, address trade-offs and defend an evidence-based recommendation.

C1SocietyCritical analysis
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AI🍳
A2–C1 · Planned

Can AI Cook Dinner?

What happens when technology enters the kitchen? Recipes, trust and taste.

A2–C1Technology
In development
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A2–C1 · Planned

The Repair Revolution

Fix it or replace it? The growing appeal of making things last.

A2–C1Environment
In development
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B1–C1 · Planned

The Museum of Lost Sounds

Which everyday sounds will future generations never hear?

B1–C1Culture
In development
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A2–B2 · Planned

The City That Grew a Garden

Who gets green space, and what can a neighborhood grow together?

A2–B2Environment
In development
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B2–C1 · Planned

Work From Anywhere?

Digital nomads, local communities and the price of flexibility.

B2–C1Society
In development
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