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Strategies for Engaging Sustainability Lessons in the English Classroom

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Segment: All

Hosted by: National Geographic Learning Global

Category: Global Citizenship, Projects, Sustainability

Presenter: Daniel Barber

The urgency of protecting our planet is front of mind for students and teachers worldwide. But how can we incorporate sustainability topics meaningfully into our English language lessons?

In this session, we will explore strategies to help teachers raise awareness about environmental issues in the English classroom and promote positive action among their students. Ideas range from quick and easy 'twists' to existing lessons, to engaging projects that encourage learners to be global citizens. Drawing on examples from National Geographic Learning programs, this webinar will equip you with practical tools to connect English learning with climate action. Together, let’s empower our students to make a positive impact on the world around them.

Daniel Barber is an ELT trainer and writer based in Spain. For almost 30 years he has prioritized building rapport through personalized activities to make language learning authentically communicative. He’s written for several publishers, most notably National Geographic Learning, and he trains on a diploma course. He enjoys learning about the natural world, especially birds, and it’s this interest, and concern with the consequences of environmental destruction, that compelled him to steer his professional focus towards sustainability. He is a founding member of ELTfootprint.

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