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Video Lessons

Curriculum

  • 5 Sections
  • 76 Lessons
  • Lifetime
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  • 2024-2025
    8
    • 1.1
      What is the exit poll and how does it work?
    • 1.2
      What Happens When You Procrastinate Too Much
    • 1.3
      How to change your personality
    • 1.4
      Gibraltar: What’s inside The Rock?
    • 1.5
      A brief history of Downing Street
    • 1.6
      The rocky 1960s origin of online dating
    • 1.7
      Why do we gossip?
    • 1.8
      How to Build Mental Strength
  • 2023-2024
    6
    • 2.1
      Tips to save money
    • 2.2
      Would you pass the wallet test?
    • 2.3
      One of history’s most dangerous myths
    • 2.4
      The Seed Vault
    • 2.5
      Commuting to work
    • 2.6
      The history of New Year’s Resolutions
  • 2022-2023
    14
    • 3.1
      Critical Thinking
    • 3.2
      Daylight saving time
    • 3.3
      Functional illiteracy in Europe
    • 3.4
      Brain Hacking
    • 3.5
      Conspiracy theories
    • 3.6
      Electric cars
    • 3.7
      How do you survive a zombie attack?
    • 3.8
      How green is green energy?
    • 3.9
      Money
    • 3.10
      Schema
    • 3.11
      Small talk can make you happier
    • 3.12
      The Mango Cult
    • 3.13
      When are you actually an adult?
    • 3.14
      Whodunnit
  • 2022-2022
    19
    • 4.1
      The limits of human memory
    • 4.2
      The history of the United Nations
    • 4.3
      Separated at birth
    • 4.4
      Is nuclear power the solution?
    • 4.5
      Meeting the parents
    • 4.6
      Is ecotourism a sustainable practice?
    • 4.7
      Endangered Languages
    • 4.8
      Constitutional monarchy vs republic
    • 4.9
      China’s Social Credit System
    • 4.10
      As it used to be
    • 4.11
      The Locavore Movement
    • 4.12
      The person who knows how to cheer your day up
    • 4.13
      The Savant
    • 4.14
      The Science of Christmas
    • 4.15
      The Zero Waste Lifestyle
    • 4.16
      What might Bill Gates be worried about?
    • 4.17
      Who should tackle misinformation on social media?
    • 4.18
      Why videos go viral
    • 4.19
      World Peace Games
  • 2021-2022
    29
    • 5.1
      #32 Should you trust strangers?
    • 5.2
      #31 The Ravens of the Tower of London
    • 5.3
      #30 Food waste
    • 5.4
      #29 Unpaid workers
    • 5.5
      #28 Anti-social Behaviour?
    • 5.6
      #27 Urbanisation
    • 5.7
      #26 The Dark Side of Self-improvement
    • 5.8
      #25 The history of chocolate
    • 5.9
      #24 Thank god you are here!
    • 5.10
      #23 Test Tube Meat
    • 5.11
      #22 Escape from the Grand Canyon
    • 5.12
      #20 Should we embrace GMO food?
    • 5.13
      #19 Bletchley Park
    • 5.14
      #18 Money
    • 5.15
      #17 How many friends can you have?
    • 5.16
      #16 Success
    • 5.17
      #15 Studies of panicking crowds
    • 5.18
      #14 The benefits of paternity leave
    • 5.19
      #13 Keep calm and carry on
    • 5.20
      #12 The history of the English language
    • 5.21
      #11 St. Patrick’s Day
    • 5.22
      #10 National Anthem
    • 5.23
      #8 What counts as political corruption?
    • 5.24
      #7 How an amateur built the world’s biggest dome
    • 5.25
      #5 Cycle Superhighway London
    • 5.26
      #6 Does Child Labour Help Children in Poverty?
    • 5.27
      #3 How computers threaten the job of mid-skilled workers
    • 5.28
      #2 Should you be allowed to sell your kidney?
    • 5.29
      #1 Surviving quicksand

Critical Thinking

4 ways to update critical thinking skills for a massively digital world[intense_content_section background_type=”color” background_color=”#FCFCF4″]

Starting Point. Discuss the questions below.

What is critical thinking? Why is it important?

What is the process of critical thinking? 

How do you know that you are being ‘critical’?

 

Critical Thinking

  1. identify the issue
  2. identify the evidence
  3. follow and vet the evidence
  4. reach and communicate a decision.

ultimate cheatsheet for critical thinking

Focus on Vocabulary. Match the words with the correct meaning.

Focus on Comprehension. Answer the questions below about the video.

What is critical thinking?

Write down the 5-step process.

Focus on Listening. Watch the video. Read the transcript below if necessary.

Transcript

Focus on Speaking. 

Look at the critical thinking questions in a separate ppt.

  1. What does critical thinking mean to you, and how would you describe it to someone unfamiliar with the term?
  2. Can you share an example from your professional life where critical thinking was crucial to solving a problem or making a decision?
  3. How does critical thinking relate to cross-cultural communication, especially in a business context?
  4. In what ways can critical thinking improve your ability to communicate effectively in English?
  5. What are some common barriers to critical thinking, and how can these obstacles be overcome?
  6. When assessing the reliability of information, what strategies do you use to think critically and avoid misinformation?
  7. How does critical thinking contribute to your effectiveness in the workplace, particularly in situations requiring English language skills?
  8. Can you think of a time when critical thinking helped you to innovate or come up with creative solutions at work?
  9. How do cultural differences impact the way people approach critical thinking and problem-solving?
  10. What role does emotional intelligence play in conjunction with critical thinking in the workplace?
  11. Have you ever encountered a situation where a lack of critical thinking skills led to a miscommunication or misunderstanding in your professional life?
  12. In what ways can your English language proficiency enhance or hinder your critical thinking abilities at work?
  13. How do you stay updated with the latest developments and trends in your industry, and how does this relate to critical thinking?
  14. Can you think of any ethical dilemmas or challenges in the workplace that require careful consideration and critical decision-making?
  15. How can you develop and nurture your critical thinking skills over time to become more effective at work?

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