B2
ESL Lesson Plan Meetings: Speak Up!
- Level
- B2
- Time
- 90 min
- Media
- Video + Article
Lesson Overview
This ESL B2 business lesson plan on meetings focuses on ways to effectively communicate in meetings.
It begins with a lighthearted icebreaker where students are encouraged to share their thoughts on business meetings. Next, there is a reading in which students study the different types of common business meetings.
Afterwards, This ESL B2 business…
This ESL B2 business lesson plan on meetings focuses on ways to effectively communicate in meetings.
It begins with a lighthearted icebreaker where students are encouraged to share their thoughts on business meetings. Next, there is a reading in which students study the different types of common business meetings.
Afterwards, This ESL B2 business lesson plan on meetings teaches students key phrases related to meetings through engaging, innovative tasks. The phrases can be incorporated into all the following tasks in the lessons
Next, learners are asked to watch a video which explores when to speak up and when not to speak up in meetings. Afterwards, key meeting words and phrases are taught before being used in a super fun role play activity.
Finally, the lesson wraps up with two engaging speaking activities - a picture round and general discussion questions - that are sure to keep students entertained and motivated. Your students will definitely enjoy this lesson plan on effectively expressing themselves in meetings. Exercises:
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As with all adult lesson plans on ESL Pals, there is a homework task to supplement this B2 ESL lesson plan. Students are challenged to complete a series of exercises which follows on from the lesson.
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- Article: Writing.
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