This Intermediate ESL lesson focuses on expanding vocabulary related to handling high-risk situations. It also covers the differences between “don’t mind” and “doesn’t matter.”
Warm-up
We’ll start with an engaging activity where students sort professions from the least to the most risky.
Video
A viewing of “Armored Truck Employee Fired After Being Robbed” will serve as a conversation starter. Post-viewing, we’ll dive into the video’s key takeaways through a series of questions.
Grammar
This part of the lesson will concentrate on highlighting the differences between “don’t mind” and “doesn’t matter” with examples for a more practical learning experience.
Exercises
Students will have the chance to practice their new knowledge through interactive tasks, including unjumbling jumbled words.
Reading
A reading exercise involves a concise email from a security professional to a transport company, followed by a brief discussion.
Discussion
The lesson concludes with an exercise where students discuss a risk matrix.
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