Unit 8 · Ethics, Complexity & Wicked Problems · Lesson 36
When solutions create the next problem
Lesson architecture
Every C2 lesson runs this exact sequence. Learners produce language every 5–8 minutes — no isolated explanation.
Activate schema, set register, surface prior knowledge of the topic.
Learner output: Short spoken responses to discussion / reaction prompts.
Notice and infer the lesson's target grammar / structural feature in context.
Learner output: Learners formulate the rule themselves and produce 2–3 model sentences.
Meet and immediately deploy C2 lexis, collocations and fixed expressions.
Learner output: Personalised sentences and a short paired exchange using the new items.
First extended oral production integrating the target language.
Learner output: Pair / small-group task with defined roles and outcome.
Expose learners to authentic C2 input (text or audio) for meaning and form.
Learner output: Comprehension and inference responses; brief reaction in own words.
Unpack stance, tone, register or rhetorical effect from the input.
Learner output: Learners justify analytical choices aloud or in writing.
Open, high-stakes communicative task forcing fluent integrated use.
Learner output: Negotiation, debate, roleplay or pitch with concrete deliverable.
Bridge the lesson to a C2 Proficiency / IELTS 8+ task type and strategy.
Learner output: Mini exam task attempt with strategy applied.
Short focused written output applying target language and register.
Learner output: Drafted paragraph, opening, or rewrite handed in or peer-checked.
Self-assess against C2 descriptors and set up consolidation work.
Learner output: Spoken / written reflection and acknowledgement of homework brief.
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