Help and FAQs!
Do I have to pay to do the World's Largest Lesson?
No, it is completely free!
What is the Academic level of the lesson?
The landmine lesson caters for students with varying abilities and skill
levels from lower intermediate and above. The lesson is appropriate for
both learners of the English language and students whose first language
is English. Participants can be students from a variety of educational
backgrounds such as English, Geography, Mathematics or History students.
Home schooling students will be able to do it.
Do we need computers in order to teach the lesson, or can the lesson
be printed out and distributed to students?
The lesson has been designed so that the teacher can download it, print
it, and then make copies for students to distribute on September
3 2008.
On the printed copies of the lesson there is room for students to write
their answers. Some activities will need to be done in the students'
notebook. We have tried to minimize the amount of paper that teachers
will be required to print out.
What form does the 2008 World's Largest Lesson on Landmines take?
The lesson is made up of a series of activities that take approximately
forty-five minutes to complete. Teachers can choose to mark work as
the class progresses, or they can check answers once the lesson is complete.
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