Psychology example lessons
Explore lessons on psychological topics, human behavior, emotions, mental processes, and interpersonal relationships. Teachers will find content covering personality, motivation, cognitive science, emotional intelligence, and psychological research. Great for advanced learners interested in understanding human nature.
Why we're so attached to our belongings
Explore why we form deep emotional bonds with our belongings, learn to discuss decluttering, and master 'wish' and 'if only' for expressing regrets.
The weird and specific origins of popular superstitions
Explore the weird origins of popular superstitions and master advanced conditionals to discuss their historical impact and modern relevance.
The Confidence Trap: Why We Overestimate Our Skills
Explore why we overestimate our skills, learn to discuss self-perception, and master modal perfects to reflect on past judgments and seek constructive feedback.
How to make good decisions?
Learn to navigate life's tough choices with confidence, exploring strategies for making sound decisions and expressing your thoughts clearly in English.
Energy and execution: The science of decision making
Explore the science of decision-making, learn to manage mental energy, and master advanced conditionals to reflect on choices and improve future outcomes.
How to fight distractions
Discover effective strategies to fight distractions and boost your productivity, learning practical English phrases and grammar to discuss focus challenges.
Would you use an AI therapist?
Explore the ethical dilemmas and potential benefits of AI therapists, discussing how technology might reshape mental health support.
Understanding the "maxxing" trend
Explore the 'maxxing' trend, discussing self-optimization and the pursuit of perfection while mastering the causative and practical phrases for lifestyle conversations.
The history of color: tracing word origins
The history of color — a B2 English lesson. Practise using non-defining relative clauses and expand vocabulary around etymology and perception.
Why do some people have wanderlust
Discover the intriguing reasons behind wanderlust, expand your travel vocabulary, and master the passive voice while discussing your next adventure.
Would you pass the wallet test?
Explore the 'wallet test' to examine human honesty and ethical choices, learning key vocabulary and practical phrases for lost and found situations.
Time management from a computer's perspective
Discover how a computer's logical approach to time management can offer fresh, practical insights for optimising your own productivity and handling a heavy workload.