What is Intuition?
ESL Lesson PlansWhat is Intuition?

What is Intuition?

This ESL lesson plan explores the concept of intuition through engaging listening and speaking activities. Designed for C1-level learners, the lesson includes vocabulary exercises, video-based comprehension, and group discussions about trusting gut feelings and decision-making processes. Students will practice explaining abstract ideas, analyzing facts, and discussing the reliability of intuition, while honing their communication and critical thinking skills. Structured for group interaction, this lesson is perfect for adults and teens.

Skills

  • Can understand enough to follow extended discourse on abstract and complex topics beyond their own field, though they may need to confirm occasional details, especially if the variety is unfamiliar.
Online Interactive
Based on CEFR
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Warm up: intuition is..

Think of the answers to the questions, and share them with your group.
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How would you explain the concept of intuition in one or two sentences?
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Do you consider yourself an intuitive person?
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Intuition: Interesting facts

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Should you trust your gut instinct?

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Share your thoughts!

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