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What is the World's Largest Lesson?
It is an attempt to get as many teachers and students from around the
globe taking the same English-To-Go.com Instant Lesson. The day for 2008
is September 3.
The World's Largest Lesson is accessible
to students from lower intermediate and above and the lesson is free.
Why take part?
Your participation will not only help to increase awareness of this important
issue, but both teachers and students will receive a certificate of completion
for the World's Largest Lesson.
Who can take part?
Any teacher or teaching organisation or teacher can take part. The free
lesson can be taught to all students by simply choosing the lesson at
the level you want. Whether English is their first, second or even third
language, they may participate in the record attempt.
When will the World's Largest Lesson take place?
The universal day for the 2008 World’s Largest
Lesson is September 3.
There are also past World's Largest Lessons and
other landmine resources, which you could use.
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Photos and comments
from World's Largest Lesson participants
More photos and quotes from
previous World's Largest Lessons
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Institution: Hogeschool Gent
Country: Belgium |
"It was a very enthusiastic and sympathetic group, keen to
learn, keen to participate and keen to help. We commend you at ETG
for using this method to promote the anti-mining movement."
Sylvia Lamoureux, St. Joseph Adult Education
Centre, Canada.
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Institution: Global Village
Country: Poland
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Country: Israel
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Country:
Peru
Country:
Peru
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Country: New Zealand
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Country: Ukraine
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"It was a great opportunity to participate
in such a lesson." Jose kolenchery, Al
Musanna College of Technology, Oman. |
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Institute: Smart Institute
Country: Uruguay
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| "I did it with my homeschooled son
(aged 6). I was amazed at how much he learnt. He still talks about
doing the lesson now." Anna Watkin, Parent,
New Zealand. |
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Country: Malaysia
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Country: Malaysia
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