Breakout (U2)

⭐ WHAT IS IT?

THE LESSON:

The main goal of these units is to link the language with Arts: music, cinema, literature... and remarkable people in history. The selection of the material has been theme related depending on the unit.

THE UNIT:

UNIT 2 - Breakout

Theme:
To get to know some of the dark sides of the people through most well-known American criminals as part of its culture.

Content:

• MUSIC: Mark Knopfler & Johnny Cash
• LITERATURE: Stephen King (Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption)
• BIOGRAPHY: Bonnie and Clyde
• MOVIE: 'Escape from Alcatraz'
• ART: Barroque

⭐ WHEN AND HOW TO USE IT?

This unit is part of a complete syllabus of 6.
There is no need to do all of them as there is no connection among them.

⭐ WHAT'S INCLUDED?

1. Student's working dossier
2. Teacher's notes (introducing questions, some answers, etc.)
3. Timing of the sessions
4. Extended activity for fast-finishers
5. Reference material (to get the audios)

⭐ WHY YOU NEED IT?

This program stands for a communicative approach to involve students in their learning process, to foster critical thinking, to increase their command of the language, and to promote curiosity about what they learn. Consequently, their motivation might be increased by widening their knowledge of the English language and culture regarding its connection with songs, movies, and literature, all within its concrete historical context.

NOTE: Do not hesitate to ask if questions regarding the material.
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