Learn to describe symptoms, ask a pharmacist for advice and read the instructions on a medicine box with this A2 English lesson plan at the pharmacy, built around a model dialogue, two medicine labels and a pharmacist role-play.
Master the clinical vocabulary of tetanus and advanced conditionals in Medical English with this C2 Medical English lesson plan built around the TED-Ed video Why is it so dangerous to step on a rusty nail? by Louise Thwaites, from Hippocrates’ first case description to modern antitoxins, ICU care and global vaccine equity.
Learn the English you need at the doctor’s office, from describing symptoms to understanding a doctor’s instructions in a real consultation.
Explore the myths of dieting through British humour while developing advanced vocabulary, listening skills, and sophisticated reporting language.
Analyse extreme eating habits through a medical perspective while developing advanced healthcare vocabulary and clinical communication skills.
Explore the science behind intermittent fasting and examine its potential impact on metabolism, ageing, and long-term health.
Students will discuss healthy lifestyle habits and the role of walking in maintaining good health, improve their pronunciation of the /θ/ sound in words such as healthy, think, and athlete, and develop their listening skills through a video