Emily In Paris
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Emily In Paris

Engage adult learners in this ESL lesson plan designed for group settings at the B1-B2 level. Centered on the popular TV show Emily in Paris, the lesson develops reading skills through gap-fill exercises based on a Parisian's perspective on cultural stereotypes. Students brainstorm, discuss, and analyze group tasks about cultural representation, while practicing vocabulary and critical thinking. Perfect for exploring global perspectives and fostering collaboration.

Skills

  • Can work collaboratively with people who have different cultural orientations, discussing similarities and differences in views and perspectives.
  • Can understand articles concerned with contemporary problems in which particular viewpoints are adopted.
Online Interactive
Based on CEFR
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Brainstorm together.

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What are some common stereotypes you have heard about different cultures or countries?
2

Share your opinion.

3

Have you watched "Emily in Paris"? If so, what's your opinion about the TV show? Read the beginning of an article, which shares the opinion of a Parisian girl about the TV show, and fill in the gaps with words provided below.

4

Guess which of these clichés are totally true, mostly true, and false.

5

Then follow the link to the article and choose one cliché mentioned there.

6

Discuss in small groups. Share your answers with the teacher.

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