TEEN LESSONLife & choicesThe Four-Day Workweek
An extra day off. What would you do with it?
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TEEN LESSONLife & choicesAn extra day off. What would you do with it?
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TEEN LESSONPlanet & everyday lifeBroken phone. Favourite hoodie. Fix it or replace it?
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TEEN LESSONVoice & societyThe person, the team or the promise?
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Explore lessonA joke goes public. Laugh along or push back?
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Explore lessonYou laughed. You shared. But did you check?
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TEEN LESSONVoice & societyA historic first. A big headline. What changes next?
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TEEN LESSONVoice & societyEveryone wants change. Nobody agrees how. Your move.
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Each lesson offers at least an hour of reading and conversation, with optional extensions. Use the interactive board on one classroom screen, share the student page by QR, or print the student-only PDF. Teachers also get a plan, answer guidance and question banks for Blooket and Baamboozle.
Choose the questions that fit your group. Listen first, give reasons and challenge ideas respectfully. Personal examples and public performances are always optional.
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